Guild PSA: Mermaid Princess 4th Anniversary

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Lewis
Tipa Adventurer (Paladin)
"I could hear birds chirping in the distance."

[Player's Room]
Of course. He needs to rest so he can feel better. Maybe when he's better we can see a Monopoly 1990 Rules of the Game PSA. Lewis said to the viewers and Xion


Narrator: I was under the weather for 3 days. But I'm back and I'm okay... When we get to the IC Easter Event, any ideas on what to call it? Anyway, I have some updates for you...
I looked at the Freddi Fish 3 Game and there's a total of 8 Different Golden Pipes Paths, so I may do 4-8 Golden Pipes for the Stolen Conch Shell

8 Golden Pipes of the Conch Shell sounds like a Director's Cut Version, Xion and cool. How does that sound, Xi? Lewis said to the viewers and Xion

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Sebastian Johnson
Student (3rd Year)

[Player's Room]
Seb entered with Glimmer in the Player's Room next.
Hello, I'm Sebastian Johnson from the Mermaid Princess RP Guild and this is Glimmer, a mermaid turned human from the same RP Guild. Seb said to Glimmer and the viewers

*Filler: NES Slowdown Flickering*
The thing about emulation when it comes to old games would be enhancements. The reason being is that if you played an NES, Super Nintendo or SEGA Genesis, its likely you played a game that ran against its limitations, Glimmer. Causing Flickering Sprites & Frame Rate Slowdowns, or in worse cases, both at the same time. Most likely due to the NES's 8-Bit Processor Chip Set using a 65.0 Motherboard running at 1.79 Mhz. which runs the first 8 Sprites per Scanline.

Any higher than that will cause the sprites to flicker along with slowdown.
The Mesen Emulator, however, can get past this by getting into the Settings by selecting, Options, Emulation & Advanced in that order then you'll see an output setting saying "Remove Sprite Limit" & enable it while its sub-option is optional.
The Slowdown can be removed by going into "Overclock Settings" and add additional scanlines rather than raw overclocking.
This works with some of the game examples...
= Mega Man 3
= Bubble Bobble
= TMNT 2 Arcade Game
= Metroid
= Kirby's Adventure
= Contra Force
= Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout
*Plays Birthday Blowout & scores 50 Extra Lives*
What just happened?! 5 in a row is really rare and its...
1 out of 57,560 or 1/57,560. Seb said to Glimmer

*OOC Game Randomizers: 7-11 Preview*

Next Item is is a couple new OOC Game Randomizers since we've heard about Mystery 7. The next one is called a 7-11 Randomizer. Almost sounds like 42 Games which is equal to 16 Hours and 21 Games equaling to 8 Hours.
Unlike the Mystery 7, however, the 7-11 could have some added Wild Surprises depending on what OOC Game is played. How many Games will be picked at random for each 7-11? Well, you'll just have to see for yourself once the 7-11 starts its being worked on in the Game Lab Section of the RP Guild. Seb said to Glimmer & viewers

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Sebastian Johnson
Student (3rd Year)

[Player's Room]
Seb entered with Glimmer in the Player's Room next.
Hello, I'm Sebastian Johnson from the Mermaid Princess RP Guild and this is Glimmer, a mermaid turned human from the same RP Guild. Seb said to Glimmer and the viewers

*Filler: NES Slowdown Flickering*
The thing about emulation when it comes to old games would be enhancements. The reason being is that if you played an NES, Super Nintendo or SEGA Genesis, its likely you played a game that ran against its limitations, Glimmer. Causing Flickering Sprites & Frame Rate Slowdowns, or in worse cases, both at the same time. Most likely due to the NES's 8-Bit Processor Chip Set using a 65.0 Motherboard running at 1.79 Mhz. which runs the first 8 Sprites per Scanline.

Any higher than that will cause the sprites to flicker along with slowdown.
The Mesen Emulator, however, can get past this by getting into the Settings by selecting, Options, Emulation & Advanced in that order then you'll see an output setting saying "Remove Sprite Limit" & enable it while its sub-option is optional.
The Slowdown can be removed by going into "Overclock Settings" and add additional scanlines rather than raw overclocking.
This works with some of the game examples...
= Mega Man 3
= Bubble Bobble
= TMNT 2 Arcade Game
= Metroid
= Kirby's Adventure
= Contra Force
= Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout
*Plays Birthday Blowout & scores 50 Extra Lives*
What just happened?! 5 in a row is really rare and its...
1 out of 57,560 or 1/57,560. Seb said to Glimmer

*OOC Game Randomizers: Double Trouble Preview*


Another Randomizer we hope to see is called the Double Trouble where 2 Sets of 2 Random OOC Games are played so we could see 2 Double Dare Games & 2 Match Game 73 Games side by side, just to name an example. Seb said to Glimmer & viewers

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Sebastian Johnson
Student (3rd Year)

[Player's Room]
*OOC Game Randomizers: Double Trouble Preview*


Yeah but that's an example, as for the Real Operation, its a Secret, so you'll have to wait and see. Seb said to Glimmer & viewers

*OOC Game Randomizers: Super 6 Preview*

Next is the Super 6 which would act like the Mystery 7 in a way but there's 6 Random OOC Games instead of 7. Seb said to Glimmer & viewers

*Rules of the Game Preview: Classic Concentration*
We have another rules of the Game PSA in addition to Sale of the Century.
"Behind 25 Spaces are clues to a puzzle. Can you solve it?
Art + Drawing + Design + Image = Designer!
If you can do that, you'll have a chance to win one of 8 Fantastic Grand Prizes as we play... Classic Concentration!"
Classic Concentration lasted on NBC from 1987 to 1991, another daytime TV Game. Seb said to Glimmer & viewers

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Sebastian Johnson
Student (3rd Year)

[Player's Room]
*OOC Game Randomizers: Big 7 Preview*
Another Randomizer that's planned is Big 7. More on that later... Seb said to Glimmer & viewers


*OOC Game Lab Fillers*
In addition, we hope to have 4 Game Lab Fillers...
= Club AM
= Late Night Games
= Prime Games
= Wide World of Games Seb said to Glimmer & viewers

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Sebastian Johnson
Student (3rd Year)

[Player's Room]

*OOC Game Lab Fillers*
We'll talk more about Club AM, Late Night Games, Prime Games and Wide World of Games later when the time comes.
Now then, why do people like to watch TV Games at home? Well, you get to see people having fun in many cases and its also fun to play along while watching the TV Game Show, seeing if you can come up with the answers before the players do so.
Shows like Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, Match Game, Beat the Clock, Double Dare, Supermarket Sweep, Shop Til You Drop, Shopping Spree and more. Ready to head back? Seb said to Glimmer & viewers

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