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Based somewhat on ''[[Jon '95]]''.
 
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== Story ==
 
== Story ==

Revision as of 11:42, 1 October 2016

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Blip!
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Release type: Shareware
Release date: 1995
Levels: 18
Author: Adam Tyner
Related games: Jon '95, Bear Fun Show, Alan!


THIS ARTICLE IS INCOMPLETE
FULL ENTRY COMING SOON!



Not to be mistaken for Dattorz's Blipp in: Power Panic!.

Based somewhat on Jon '95.

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Bear Fun Show Blip! (Overview)
Bear series

Story

Roaming the mazes of Blip!

You are a little Yorkshire Terrier named Mister Bear. While playing with your master, you disappear into an interdimensional vortex! After waking up in another world, you realize that you're a Blip, small blue creature with a puffy pink nose. A Bliptician (a Blippian scientist) can change you back, but he needs several things to do so.

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All weaponry on Blippia comes in the form of orbs. Pick up the toaster, the donut, the Happy-face sticker, a bomb, and a Blip doll to get through the first map. You need corn, a flower pot, an eclair, scissors, and a green tube to get through the second map.

Instructions

Map

You start off on the map. To pick up different items, go to different places. For example, go to Waffle World to get the toaster.

ONLY OPEN THE GATEWAYS TO THE FINAL EXIT WHEN YOU HAVE ALL 5 ITEMS OR YOU'LL HAVE TO REPLAY SOME LEVELS OVER AGAIN!!!

The Shop

Pick up enough MoolOrbs (the green orbs that fade into $ signs) to purchase stuff in the shop on the map. The prices are in green. Press P whenever necessary. To sell, go to either map (1 or 2) and press D. Select the item you'd like to drop. Sorry, but the first weapon only gives $5, not the full $10. The other weapons give the full amount.

Weaponry

You start off helpless. Whenever you see an orb with P next to it, that means the orb can be picked up. The higher the number (1-3), the more powerful the weapon is.

Ammo

Orbs with JUST a number are AmmOrbs. You MUST have a weapon orb to use it. "1" gives you 100 shots for the BuzzSaw, "2" gives you 100 shots for the DiamondCutter, and "3" gives you 100 shots for the HalfSaw.

The Levels

Map One

Waffle World

This is the first level you should go to. Pick up the brown orb as your first weapon. When you see the grass, don't fall down! You could end up stuck on some spikes. Look out for the toaster irons. They're safe so long as they're not orange. Toasters'll shoot heat seeking toast at you. Don't let Orball (an eyeball), Chagrin (a red smiling guy), or Jawbreaker (a blue guy who searches for you) hit you or you'll lose energy. Lose all 25 HP and you are dead.

Blip Avenger

This is a pretty easy set of two levels, but make sure you are armed. You can only take 5 hits before you die in these levels. Remember--your health is carried over! In part 1, just survive until you are sucked into the Blue Block to part 2. There, just pick up the little chocolate donut, man! When the light at the bottom turns purple, the donut will open it. The donut is the goal for this set of levels. Don't let the enemies get you. They'll follow you until they disappear or you shoot 'em! The enemies in part one are Wing General, Typhoon, Pluckman, and Fleeball. In part two, watch out for Fadeout, Trimarker, Spin Cycle, and HectareWorm.

Questville

This level is like Questor. Look for Happy-face stickers to open the OrBoxes. Don't let the Woefully Inept Mage, PowerBulb (the snowman guy), or Searchor (kind of looks like Questor) get you. You need at least the Diamond Cutter (Orb 2) to attack.

Bomberblip

Zowie! Touch the grey tiles to open the lock. Look out for Hammaman, El Spud, and Greeneye. This level doesn't require a special weapon. Press ENTER to drop a bomb. After a short time, it'll explode. Don't get caught in the explosion or you'll get toasted!

Fly Boy

Oh, this level isn't very complicated. You fly up automatically. Just get to the exit. Oh yeah! There are spikes everywhere.

Map Two

(You need at least the Diamond Cutter for these levels and the HalfSaw for Blip Arcade.)

Corntown

Nifty! Look out for Smiley, Bocaboca, and Redhead! It's a lot like Waffle World.

Blip Needle

Just like the second part of Blip Avenger. Don't let Sunstroke, Windfall, Toadboy, or Arrowhead get you, though! The second part of this level is like the first part of Blip Avenger. Snarl, Shades, Kone, and Terrier are the baddies this time.

Questville II

Like Questville, just look through the maze and find the exit. If Starhoop, Timepiece, or the AntiBlip find you, you're in trouble!

Hydroblip

Toss bombs up in the air to blow up Purplenickle and Greenthumb. Survival is the key!

Blip Arcade

Mister Spiff is controlling you in a game of life and death! The neat thing is that you control Mister Spiff. The evil Blip clone is trying to destroy you. When he melts, touch him to open the gate to freedom! You need the HalfSaw to attack him.

Credits

Programmed by:

(surprisingly enough) Adam Tyner!

Special thanks to:

Alan Caudel
(gave me ideas for some levels and took the photos of Bear)
Brandon Routolo
(this is a modified version of a game I made for him)
Seattle Filmworks and their neat Pictures on Disk software
(supplied the photos)

Availability

This game is not known to have been distributed in any form, prior to its addition to the Archive.

Archive History

On October 20, 2010, Caudel posted a comment to a YouTube video of Peach the Lobster, under the name dummyduckrulz; following up the conversation, on June 29, 2011 he provided a link to a collection of games recently uncovered by Adam Tyner. This initial archive included:

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