Ok, further adding to clarify and confuse a few games descriptions:(posted 9129 days ago)Ladybug: Pick up all the objects. You control the monsters path with revolving doors. You can move the doors, the monsters can't. Kill monsters by making them run into skulls. No energizer or other direct weapon.
Turtles: Pick up baby turtles and take them to the safe house one at a time. Stun the monsters by dropping a bomb in their path. Earn more bombs by picking up the bomb item in the center of the maze.
Turtles is much less like Pac-Man than it looks from a screenshot. The monsters will not move through each other, which defeats the standard grouping tactics used for Pac, Burgertime, Lock n' Chase, etc. If I remember correctly this is true of Ladybug as well.
Devil Fish: Pick up all the dots. Use energizers. At least that's what i remember. Any one who's played it more recently want to give a more detailed explanation?
Now, as for 10 Yard Fight. It's an extremely simplified form of American Football. All offense. No play calling. What I'm trying to say is you don't have to understand the sport to learn this game. Considering the performances I saw by members of the football team at my old high school, I dare say that knowing real football is a serious disadvantage. Nonetheless, if it makes it in I'll post a primer on the forum. I'd already sent medium to advanced assistance to RCATT ages ago. http://www.classicgaming.com/rcatt
With wrestling games - especially tag team wrestling like The Main Event - non fans are at a serious disadvantage.
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