- The penguin symbol is the high-paying base game symbol, when 5 symbols land on a win line, players are rewarded with an impressive 2500x the line bet. The card symbols are at the bottom of the pay table, like most classic slots, with top values between 100x and 250x the line bet stake, still a good cash-out if you're lucky on a few win lines.
- NES Game Player- Power Games Penguin System. Westchester, IL.Large controller is missing an analog stick-The cord to the smallest controller was ripped off-1 Light Gun for shooter games-A/V cable-Power Cable. Westchester, IL Map is approximate to keep the seller's location private.
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Rating: :: ADDICTIVE FUN
Chillingo offers up another fun casual puzzler experience, this time with a cute Penguin.
Flying penguin games give kids a chance to help them take to wing. Apps with real prizes. With Flying Penguins and Learn to Fly, these ingenious birds try to make it into the air and not come down until they are ready. On an average day, penguins truly savour their quest for fish, capturing up to 30 in each dive. Those can be used to buy stuff like speed boosters and other power-ups between levels in this awesome penguin game. Ipad demo mode. My Dolphin Show 7 and Worms.Zone are two more fun animal games that you're sure to love! How to Play Penguin Bounce.
Developer: Chillingo
Price: $0.99
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4
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Powerslide Penguin sticks to one idea and runs with it. Or perhaps that should be slides with it. It's a simple game but like many simple games before it, it hits the spot just right when it comes to casual gaming. Players take control of Penn Gwynn (get it?), the world's only powersliding penguin. Penn Gwyn has to collect all the loot from the evil Pengros who has robbed the Chilly City Bank. Outrageous puns aside, Powerslide Penguin is compelling stuff. Offering 79 levels in all, Powerslide Penguin gradually introduces many of the key elements that draw the player in. At first, players simply need to slide around ensuring they collect as many coins as possible. As things progress however, so the obstacles grow. It's not long before players find themselves having to be increasingly precise with their movements. Walking dynamite forms a large part of the problem, desperately chasing after Penn with one touch wiping him out. Bears also emerge, taking away precious coins and loot. Puzzle elements also feature with switches opening up areas and bombs affecting the trajectory of Penn's travels. The control system also places a limit on progression. Players are only able to move 9 times in any level so while at first it seems like a wise idea to move quickly, it's often better to make small and precise movements while waiting to see where Penn settles. Movement is done through a kind of flicking. Players drag Penn back with a finger and then let go. Afterslide can also be applied which can make getting through some maze like levels a bit simpler. It all takes a bit of practice but it's not long before players will be pros at shooting Penn around.
Like many other casual puzzle games, Powerslide Penguin rewards its players with a three star system depending on how well they do. Points are awarded for speed and collecting lots of coins so there's a reason why players will want to replay earlier levels. Rudys gift card.
Powerslide Penguin does just what players would expect of Chillingo. It's simple but addictive and cute. For the asking price of 99c, it's an ideal game for those looking for a new hook during their daily commute.
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Power Games Penguin System
Today is a special day for the Poverty Game Night blog, because today is the day that my brother's eBay order arrived with a little thing called Power Games. The Power Games Super Entertainment System is one of China's many hilarious clones of Nintendo's Famicom, generally known as famiclones. This is a modern famiclone, so it has a lot of traits to be expected of a machine of such quality. It has hilarious box art, is very small, has awkward controllers, has a bunch of built in games, is insanely cheaply made to a degree that it is probably dangerous to use, and best of all it has gimmicks. The major gimmicks with Power Games is that it has 'Wireless Telecontrol,' which is basically a IR controller, and the console itself looks like a penguin, giving it the lovable nickname of the Penguinstation.
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This penguin comes loaded with about one hundred NES games that are luckily not too hacked beyond recognition. Most of the games just have edited title screens with the copyright removed, but the games seem to be the same. The system does have a slot to insert Famicom carts, so I assume it can play them, but I cannot confirm this. Playing the games isn't too difficult with the weird controllers. The d-pads are different, and both kind of bad, but they work. The button layout is weird, but comfortable enough to use. A is A+B, B is B, C is A, X is turbo A+B, Y is turbo B, and Z is turbo A. The Wireless Telecontrol works okay, but it is lame that you have to use the wireless controller for player one. It is more reliable than the Sega Genesis wireless controllers I had when I was a kid. The light gun is okay. The trigger feels weird, but it feels good in the hand.
The packaging for this is the funniest things about it, except maybe the fact that the console is a penguin. On the left there is a mech, the origin of which is unknown, but you can bet your ass it's copyrighted by somebody, and it is not the people who made this. The ninja in the middle appears to be the ninja from Ninja: Shadow of Darkness for the Playstation. Hmm, maybe I should play that game, I'm sure it is poverty. The kung fu guy on the right is what really sells this machine. He looks like he could be a sprite ripped from some Mortal Kombat knockoff. I wouldn't want to be what this guy was kicking at, because he looks real serious about it. It should also be noted that unlike the light gun actually provided, the light guns on the box don't have orange tips, and would most likely get you shot by police.
There isn't a whole lot about the games themselves. There are some pretty good ones in there, but they are mostly normal NES games. Maybe I'll get around to getting screenshots or video sometime.
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| Penguinstation is made from the finest souls of Chinese orphans. |
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