200m Peanut Dash Guide
Written by pacmanite
200m Peanut Dash is one of the first games I ever played. I currently hold a 1010 high score, in fact!
I regularly get 200m, mostly because I tend to do well in button-mashing games, playing fifth grade piano can only help, I suppose. Keep your sitting posture correct, and mash right and left buttons together, yes, together. Dangle your non-dominate hand and shaking it to loosen any tension and increase blood flow. When the bar reaches red or as far as your hand can take it, switch to your dominate hand and mash mash mash! If your dominate hand starts higher on the bar, it doesn't have as much time to tire so you can tense up all you like. As with all button-mashing, try not to lift the finger too high off the keyboard as this will lower your score. Laptop key boards tend to give higher scores do to their flatter keys.
On occasion, I get over 200m. It might be a glitch, but you can get points for it. Just as the bar reaches the max, press left, right, and up all together at the same time and the bar may go over. My longest distance is 230, the distance that contributed to my juicy high score! But if it is a glitch, it is an extremely difficult glitch to take advantage of, and what's more is that it is the only way possible to grand master the game. All of the trophy winners seem to have this happen to them. Want more evidence? There's a book called "300m Peanut Dash Guide Book."
Logs don't start before 50m so run right up to the shadow before the logs start coming. This will save time at the end. Then continuously tap right and left, so you just need to press up when you see a log, there are never two logs in a row. When the peanut eventually falls, take a last 2x flip and try to catch it in midair. +50 points! Though sometimes, the peanut falls just after a log and you'll have to settle for a less spectacular jump. Check out the "jumping tricks" in the tips section, sent in by satanic_deity, if you want to know which jumps give what points at a supercatch.
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