Difference between revisions of "Caves"
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: Climb Up = Up arrow | : Climb Up = Up arrow | ||
: Climb Down = Down arrow | : Climb Down = Down arrow | ||
| − | : Jump right = | + | : Jump right = F |
| − | : Jump left = | + | : Jump left = Q |
| − | : Electro (?) = | + | : Electro (?) = E |
| − | : Head bang = | + | : Head bang = G and H |
: Shoot = Spacebar (note: shoots in the direction you last moved) | : Shoot = Spacebar (note: shoots in the direction you last moved) | ||
Revision as of 08:29, 1 November 2010
Instructions
- Left = Left arrow
- Right = Right arrow
- Climb Up = Up arrow
- Climb Down = Down arrow
- Jump right = F
- Jump left = Q
- Electro (?) = E
- Head bang = G and H
- Shoot = Spacebar (note: shoots in the direction you last moved)
Credits
Hi, this is Justin Meisse, the bassist to the Garage Rats. Every work of art needs a forward by someone in the biz. Since we couldn't find anyone, I was chosen. It is rare indeed to come across a jewel like Stefan Meisse's 1994 classic, Caves. No game has found an appropriate use of the phrase "King Crap", or the menace of a killer pickle monster until the release of Caves. The gaming industry was rocked, Stefan bought a Ferrari, and all was quiet.
All good things are imitated, and Caves was no exception. Many spin-offs appeared in the next 5 years: Doom, Quake, Unreal, the Final Fantasy series, and the Batman movies. 5 years later, this classic is re-released for the public to witness the roots of all video games. Enjoy!
- -Justin Meisse
- 3/22/99
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