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200m Peanut Dash Game Guide
Playing fetch with your Puppyblew has never been so easier! That is, perhaps
this time, you are the Puppyblew and the stick thrower is really an Elephante.
And the stick is really a peanut, and an overgrown one at that!
Very similar to the game fetch, you are charged with powering up the Elephante for the estimated distance throw, and once the peanut is thrown, you are responsible
for guiding the Puppyblew to catch the peanut. Depending on how much you power
up the Elephante will also determine the distance thrown, and thus the eventual
score you will receive.
It is highly recommended that the Elephante is powered up to maximum by pressing
the left and right arrows quickly (left, then right etc). Once at full power, by
pressing up, the peanut is released and will travel approximately 170m. With the
large throw also comes a log of logs which the Puppyblew must jump over, and
with this also gives you the opportunity to gain more points by doing fancy
jumps!
There are many types of jumps possible in this game, the best in my experience
would have to be the double back flip but it is up to you :) Just be careful at
the end that you must run underneath the shadow of the peanut and touch the
peanut as it comes down to successfully catch it. You have three tries to maximize
your score and then you have the option of trying again or sending your score
for neopoint gains!
While this may be obvious, this tricked me for a bit when I first played this
game. You can run up and down the field by holding the right or left arrow. I
thought that to keep up, you had to repeatedly press the right arrow and thus,
kept losing ground. It took me three goes before I found out the small mistake
:)
This game is very fun to play, and the point gains are pretty good! Good luck
with it! |
