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[Prince Elite]

emperoroflylat, on 06 February 2012 - 11:32 PM, said:

Check thread dates before you post in them, if it is a few months old, don't post in it.

Well what if someone who had never added to that topic, wanted to do so? they can't because its old? Odd.

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[emperoroflylat]

Prince Elite, on 09 February 2012 - 04:15 AM, said:

Well what if someone who had never added to that topic, wanted to do so? they can't because its old? Odd.

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Oh believe me I would want to ressurect topis as much as the next man, possibly more, but it is against the site rules to post in an older topic that has already fallen behind in the sites history.

[Psyche]

Took me...roughly 20-45 minutes to beat it initially. The first time, I thought I had to press A at the right time, like with the Cloudrunner, only to realize I had to move the analog stick.

Finally, after a time, I had it so that the game was muted, and I had the controller propped up on a chair, and I was kneeling in front of it holding the analog very gently. It went much more smoothly after doing all of that.

[rebel_gunman]

First try: 10... then break for lunch. Second try: 7... then break for a day due to rage. finally: 15 times. Number of tries before I finally passed the first time= 32 times.

Yeah... I have shaky hands. But I still get expert on the range!

[chaos_Leader]

Oh lord, I haven't done this in... years.

I remember being frustrated by it, but I don't think it was more than half a dozen times, probably fewer. I don't know, I was playing Smash Bros at the time, so maybe I just had pre precise gamer-gingers or something.

[Ala1n-J]

Ahhh, that test of fear... A real chore. I made at least 5 tries before I made it. At least that part was easier then the rocky prison level, where you had to shoot rocket sentries down to enter Drakor's lair. A dozen of tries before I passed, with my hand feeling bad... the test of strength was a lot easier, won in the first try.

[Psyche]

The funny thing that I find with the Test of Strength is that if you don't let the Sharpclaw get a head start (Or at least, wait roughly 2-4 seconds before pushing), the Sharpclaw will actually beat you. It seems completely backwards to me, unless I'm the only one that has noticed/experienced this (Although I do believe if you call Slippy about it, he tells you to let the Sharpclaw get a head start. Hn.).

[scourgeclaw]

approximately 8, i was horrible at that test, that and last time i played it, i was about 11 and hyper as fuck all the time >.<

[crazyfooinc]

I've never actually played this far into Star Fox Adventures, though from what people are describing it sounds quite a bit like the Garage level from Driver (PC/PS1); ridiculously hard yet giving a feeling of extreme triumph when it is finally passed.

[Spygirl07]

Still haven't beat it. The Test of Strength was no problem though. TIP: If your remote has a turbo button push it, hold A, and let go of the turbo button. I beat the Test of Strength in 7 seconds!!! All because of-THANK YOU NINTENDO- the turbo button! Well bye Imma go beat the Test of Fear. P.S. Do y'all know if the wii has a spot for game cube memorycards?

[Peter]

Took me 5 tries, admittedly.

[slimshady1289]

Mr. Mario, on 09 May 2010 - 03:56 AM, said:

Easy as pie!

1 time!

(Yes, I may have cheated by muting my TV)

I tried it and I failed about 20 times but then I decided to try muting my TV and it worked and I still do that when I play it