TROGDOR! - Revision history

Stux: /* Viidelectrix Version */ the target page has been turned into a redirect

Stux — Sat, 16 May 2026 15:25:31 GMT

Viidelectrix Version: the target page has been turned into a redirect

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	*The "It's over!" screen reads "PRESS 1 TO CHALLENGE AGAIN!" in the lower right-hand corner.		*The "It's over!" screen reads "PRESS 1 TO CHALLENGE AGAIN!" in the lower right-hand corner.
-	*Unlike previous Viidelectrix games, TROGDOR! is controlled via the [[Wikipedia:D-pad\|D-pad]] instead of the {{w\|Wii Remote}} pointer. This is through an implementation of ~~[[Wikipedia:~~WiiCade~~#The WiiCade API~~\|The WiiCade API]], which would explain the additional programming credit to the developers.	+	*Unlike previous Viidelectrix games, TROGDOR! is controlled via the [[Wikipedia:D-pad\|D-pad]] instead of the {{w\|Wii Remote}} pointer. This is through an implementation of {{w\|WiiCade\|The WiiCade API}}, which would explain the additional programming credit to the developers.
	*The Konami code cheat is enabled, but cannot be used on a Wii (no button is mapped to the "B" key, so the cheat cannot be completed).		*The Konami code cheat is enabled, but cannot be used on a Wii (no button is mapped to the "B" key, so the cheat cannot be completed).
	*If playing on a PC, the "A" key now functions as the pause button.		*If playing on a PC, the "A" key now functions as the pause button.

Baldem1990: /* Viidelectrix Version */

Baldem1990 — Sun, 10 May 2026 21:27:52 GMT

Viidelectrix Version

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	*The "It's over!" screen reads "PRESS 1 TO CHALLENGE AGAIN!" in the lower right-hand corner.		*The "It's over!" screen reads "PRESS 1 TO CHALLENGE AGAIN!" in the lower right-hand corner.
-	*Unlike previous Viidelectrix games, TROGDOR! is controlled via the [[Wikipedia:D-pad\|D-pad]] instead of the Wii~~-mote~~ pointer. This is through an implementation of [[Wikipedia:WiiCade#The WiiCade API\|~~the~~ WiiCade API]], which would explain the additional programming credit to the developers.	+	*Unlike previous Viidelectrix games, TROGDOR! is controlled via the [[Wikipedia:D-pad\|D-pad]] instead of the {{w\|Wii Remote}} pointer. This is through an implementation of [[Wikipedia:WiiCade#The WiiCade API\|The WiiCade API]], which would explain the additional programming credit to the developers.
-	*The Konami code cheat is enabled, but cannot be used on a Wii (no ~~Wii-mote~~ button is mapped to the "B" key, so the cheat cannot be completed).	+	*The Konami code cheat is enabled, but cannot be used on a Wii (no button is mapped to the "B" key, so the cheat cannot be completed).
	*If playing on a PC, the "A" key now functions as the pause button.		*If playing on a PC, the "A" key now functions as the pause button.
	*The Videlectrix logo and title screen can be skipped when the player presses the A button (or clicks).		*The Videlectrix logo and title screen can be skipped when the player presses the A button (or clicks).

The Knights Who Say Ni: /* Tips */ as opposed to the peasants, which he can still stomp

The Knights Who Say Ni — Sat, 13 Jul 2024 16:58:02 GMT

Tips: as opposed to the peasants, which he can still stomp

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	== Tips ==		== Tips ==
-	* If a peasant makes it back into their cottage, a point is lost on the meter of peasants squished (unless the meter is already empty). This can be frustrating when some cottages are inaccessible. Make sure to not miss opportunities to squish peasants on these levels.	+	*If a peasant makes it back into their cottage, a point is lost on the meter of peasants squished (unless the meter is already empty). This can be frustrating when some cottages are inaccessible. Make sure to not miss opportunities to squish peasants on these levels.
-	* Knights move in a pattern consisting of two moves (repeated over and over), completely ignoring Trogdor and the peasants. Their pattern gets "mirrored" when they hit a wall. Learning their patterns is one of the keys to doing well in the game.	+	*Knights move in a pattern consisting of two moves (repeated over and over), completely ignoring Trogdor and the peasants. Their pattern gets "mirrored" when they hit a wall. Learning their patterns is one of the keys to doing well in the game.
-	* When Trogdor burninates peasants, they will run back to their cottage, which will burninate the cottage without need for direct burnination.	+	*When Trogdor burninates peasants, they will run back to their cottage, which will burninate the cottage without need for direct burnination.
-	* Peasants will still come out of burninated cottages, though Trogdor can walk right through ~~them~~. Knights and arrows can go through any cottage.	+	*Peasants will still come out of burninated cottages, though Trogdor can walk right through these cottages. Knights and arrows can go through any cottage.
-	* Archers appear in much greater frequency when progressing farther in the game, but knights tend to be the main obstacle. Be sure to pay attention to the edges of the screen for archers. Arrows go at about the same speed as Trogdor.	+	*Archers appear in much greater frequency when progressing farther in the game, but knights tend to be the main obstacle. Be sure to pay attention to the edges of the screen for archers. Arrows go at about the same speed as Trogdor.

	== Fun Facts ==		== Fun Facts ==

78.145.98.163: /* Fast Forward */

78.145.98.163 — Sun, 08 Oct 2023 12:37:36 GMT

Fast Forward

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	*[[Dan]], from the caption "Fry 'em up Dan", is later used in [[Thy Dungeonman II]] and [[Peasant's Quest]], as well as [[Stinkoman 20X6]], and possibly [[Kid Speedy]]. This seems to have become a running gag with all of the new games.		*[[Dan]], from the caption "Fry 'em up Dan", is later used in [[Thy Dungeonman II]] and [[Peasant's Quest]], as well as [[Stinkoman 20X6]], and possibly [[Kid Speedy]]. This seems to have become a running gag with all of the new games.
-	*The odd pronunciation of Trogdor's name as "Trog'~~dor~~" would later be used in [[Happy Trogday]] for [[Trogador]], a [[20X6]] version of Trogdor.	+	*The odd pronunciation of Trogdor's name as "Trog'd'or" would later be used in [[Happy Trogday]] for [[Trogador]], a [[20X6]] version of Trogdor.
	*The game would later be adapted into a [[board game]], [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]].		*The game would later be adapted into a [[board game]], [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]].

78.145.98.163: /* Real-World References */

78.145.98.163 — Sun, 08 Oct 2023 12:36:42 GMT

Real-World References

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	*The {{wp\|Arch Deluxe}} was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.		*The {{wp\|Arch Deluxe}} was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.
	*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to {{wp\|Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure}} for the [[Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, {{wp\|Warren Robinett}} hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.		*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to {{wp\|Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure}} for the [[Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, {{wp\|Warren Robinett}} hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.
-	*{{wp\|Wordly Wise}} is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown.	+	*{{wp\|Wordly Wise}} is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown, though it can be assumed that this "Wordly Wise" is an actor.
	*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.		*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.
	*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".		*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".

73.82.54.70: /* HTML5 Version */ In the original Flash file, the "advantage" voice clip plays if a random number is >=0.5; however, this occurs after a check that the number is already <0.1, leaving it unused.

73.82.54.70 — Sat, 13 Aug 2022 16:10:41 GMT

HTML5 Version: In the original Flash file, the "advantage" voice clip plays if a random number is >=0.5; however, this occurs after a check that the number is already <0.1, leaving it unused.

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	*The flames over the "BURNINATE" text that appears after the 10th peasant is stomped shrinks and disappears instead of shifting in size.		*The flames over the "BURNINATE" text that appears after the 10th peasant is stomped shrinks and disappears instead of shifting in size.
	*Upon achieving burnination status, Strong Bad will sometimes recite the new line "Advantage: Strong Bad".		*Upon achieving burnination status, Strong Bad will sometimes recite the new line "Advantage: Strong Bad".
		+	**This line was also present in the original game, but went unused due to a bug.
	*The WASD keys can now be used to move Trogdor.		*The WASD keys can now be used to move Trogdor.
	*The "LEVEL BEATEN" text color on the level cleared screen was changed from red to white.		*The "LEVEL BEATEN" text color on the level cleared screen was changed from red to white.

Keegster2: Pac-Man was a capital-M Man.

Keegster2 — Mon, 15 Nov 2021 17:41:25 GMT

Pac-Man was a capital-M Man.

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	== Interludes ==		== Interludes ==
-	*There are a number of interludes after the following levels, similar to the ones between some levels of Pac Man and other arcade games:	+	*There are a number of interludes after the following levels, similar to the ones between some levels of Pac-Man and other arcade games:
	**Level 4 — "stompin' good"		**Level 4 — "stompin' good"
	::''{A lone peasant is on the left side of the screen. Trogdor approaches from the right with two knights in hot pursuit. Trogdor stomps the peasant and then turns to burninate the knights as they retreat.}''		::''{A lone peasant is on the left side of the screen. Trogdor approaches from the right with two knights in hot pursuit. Trogdor stomps the peasant and then turns to burninate the knights as they retreat.}''
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	*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.		*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.
	*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".		*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".
-	*The peasants in love is a reference to the video game [[Pac-~~man~~]] by [[Namco]], in which Pac-~~man~~ and Mrs. Pac-~~man~~ move onto the screen and a heart forms above them.	+	*The peasants in love is a reference to the video game [[Pac-Man]] by [[Namco]], in which Pac-Man and Mrs. Pac-Man move onto the screen and a heart forms above them.
	*The page title for the Viidelectrix version is a reference to the motto of ''{{wp\|Klax (computer game)\|Klax}}'', a video game from the '80s, whose motto was "It is the nineties and there is time for ... ''Klax''".		*The page title for the Viidelectrix version is a reference to the motto of ''{{wp\|Klax (computer game)\|Klax}}'', a video game from the '80s, whose motto was "It is the nineties and there is time for ... ''Klax''".
	*The code that must be entered for the Easter egg to start the game with 30 lives is the {{wp\|Konami code}}.		*The code that must be entered for the Easter egg to start the game with 30 lives is the {{wp\|Konami code}}.

Stux: /* Real-World References */ use local links and {{wp}}

Stux — Mon, 15 Nov 2021 16:13:16 GMT

Real-World References: use local links and {{wp}}

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*The ~~[[Wikipedia:Arch Deluxe~~\|Arch Deluxe]] was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.	+	*The {{wp\|Arch Deluxe}} was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.
-	*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure]] for the [[~~Wikipedia:Atari 2600\|~~Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, ~~[[Wikipedia:Warren Robinett~~\|Warren Robinett]] hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.	+	*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to {{wp\|Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure}} for the [[Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, {{wp\|Warren Robinett}} hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:Wordly Wise~~\|Wordly Wise]] is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown.	+	*{{wp\|Wordly Wise}} is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown.
-	*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of ~~[[Wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins~~\|Ghosts 'n Goblins]], which says the same thing.	+	*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.
-	*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from ~~[[Wikipedia:Shel Silverstein~~\|Shel Silverstein]]'s poem "Ladies First".	+	*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".
-	*The peasants in love is a reference to the video game [[~~Wikipedia:Pac-Man\|~~Pac-man]] by [[~~Wikipedia:Namco\|~~Namco]], in which Pac-man and Mrs. Pac-man move onto the screen and a heart forms above them.	+	*The peasants in love is a reference to the video game [[Pac-man]] by [[Namco]], in which Pac-man and Mrs. Pac-man move onto the screen and a heart forms above them.
-	*The page title for the Viidelectrix version is a reference to the motto of ''~~[[Wikipedia:~~Klax (computer game)\|Klax]]'', a video game from the '80s, whose motto was "It is the nineties and there is time for ... ''Klax''".	+	*The page title for the Viidelectrix version is a reference to the motto of ''{{wp\|Klax (computer game)\|Klax}}'', a video game from the '80s, whose motto was "It is the nineties and there is time for ... ''Klax''".
-	*The code that must be entered for the Easter egg to start the game with 30 lives is the ~~[[Wikipedia:Konami code~~\|Konami code]].	+	*The code that must be entered for the Easter egg to start the game with 30 lives is the {{wp\|Konami code}}.

	===Fast Forward===		===Fast Forward===

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: additional info

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 23:04:19 GMT

additional info

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	{\| border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 style="text-align:center"		{\| border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 style="text-align:center"
	\|-		\|-
-	\|Use the arrow keys to control Trogdor.	+	\|Use the arrow keys to control Trogdor
	\|-		\|-
	\|Stomp 10 peasants to achieve burnination.		\|Stomp 10 peasants to achieve burnination.
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	:'''Achieve burnination:'''		:'''Achieve burnination:'''
	:*"The tables have turned!"		:*"The tables have turned!"
-	:*"Advantage: Strong Bad."	+	:*"Advantage: Strong Bad." (HTML5 version)

	:'''Burninate a cottage:'''		:'''Burninate a cottage:'''
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	For Trogday 2018, a mobile-friendly HTML5 version of TROGDOR! was released and linked to from the [[index page]]. It introduced a number of changes; some aesthetic, others serving to decrease difficulty.		For Trogday 2018, a mobile-friendly HTML5 version of TROGDOR! was released and linked to from the [[index page]]. It introduced a number of changes; some aesthetic, others serving to decrease difficulty.
	*There is a different loading screen.		*There is a different loading screen.
		+	*The text "Programmed by Jonathan Howe" in the instructions has been changed to "Original by Jonathan Howe", followed by "Programmed by Aeon Softworks".
	*Peasants that safely return to their cottage no longer deduct points from the squished peasants counter.		*Peasants that safely return to their cottage no longer deduct points from the squished peasants counter.
	*The flames over the "BURNINATE" text that appears after the 10th peasant is stomped shrinks and disappears instead of shifting in size.		*The flames over the "BURNINATE" text that appears after the 10th peasant is stomped shrinks and disappears instead of shifting in size.

73.101.35.56: /* Strong Bad Quotes */

73.101.35.56 — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 22:51:04 GMT

Strong Bad Quotes

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	:'''Achieve burnination:'''		:'''Achieve burnination:'''
	:*"The tables have turned!"		:*"The tables have turned!"
		+	:*"Advantage: Strong Bad."

	:'''Burninate a cottage:'''		:'''Burninate a cottage:'''

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	*The {{wp\|Arch Deluxe}} was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.		*The {{wp\|Arch Deluxe}} was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.
	*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to {{wp\|Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure}} for the [[Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, {{wp\|Warren Robinett}} hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.		*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to {{wp\|Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure}} for the [[Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, {{wp\|Warren Robinett}} hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.
-	*{{wp\|Wordly Wise}} is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown.	+	*{{wp\|Wordly Wise}} is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown, though it can be assumed that this "Wordly Wise" is an actor.
	*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.		*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.
	*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".		*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*The ~~[[Wikipedia:Arch Deluxe~~\|Arch Deluxe]] was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.	+	*The {{wp\|Arch Deluxe}} was a [[McDonald's]] hamburger that was discontinued due to its lack of popularity.
-	*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure]] for the [[~~Wikipedia:Atari 2600\|~~Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, ~~[[Wikipedia:Warren Robinett~~\|Warren Robinett]] hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.	+	*Jonathan Howe's name being an Easter egg is a reference to {{wp\|Adventure (Atari 2600)\|Adventure}} for the [[Atari 2600]]. When it was made, Atari intentionally kept game designers from achieving celebrity status (or getting a sniff of royalties/credit). In rebellion to this, {{wp\|Warren Robinett}} hid his name inside what is commonly regarded as the first video game Easter egg. It was accessible only by picking up an invisible object, carrying it through a dragon-infested maze, and touching it to a blank wall. Doing this revealed a room with Warren's name plastered all over in rainbow colors.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:Wordly Wise~~\|Wordly Wise]] is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown.	+	*{{wp\|Wordly Wise}} is a series of textbooks designed to build student's vocabulary. What this has to do with the [[Kerrek]] is unknown.
-	*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of ~~[[Wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins~~\|Ghosts 'n Goblins]], which says the same thing.	+	*When Trogdor dies, the replay button says "CHALLENGE AGAIN!". This references the ending of {{wp\|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}, which says the same thing.
-	*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from ~~[[Wikipedia:Shel Silverstein~~\|Shel Silverstein]]'s poem "Ladies First".	+	*"Fry 'em up Dan" is a direct quote from {{wp\|Shel Silverstein}}'s poem "Ladies First".
-	*The peasants in love is a reference to the video game [[~~Wikipedia:Pac-Man\|~~Pac-man]] by [[~~Wikipedia:Namco\|~~Namco]], in which Pac-man and Mrs. Pac-man move onto the screen and a heart forms above them.	+	*The peasants in love is a reference to the video game [[Pac-man]] by [[Namco]], in which Pac-man and Mrs. Pac-man move onto the screen and a heart forms above them.
-	*The page title for the Viidelectrix version is a reference to the motto of ''~~[[Wikipedia:~~Klax (computer game)\|Klax]]'', a video game from the '80s, whose motto was "It is the nineties and there is time for ... ''Klax''".	+	*The page title for the Viidelectrix version is a reference to the motto of ''{{wp\|Klax (computer game)\|Klax}}'', a video game from the '80s, whose motto was "It is the nineties and there is time for ... ''Klax''".
-	*The code that must be entered for the Easter egg to start the game with 30 lives is the ~~[[Wikipedia:Konami code~~\|Konami code]].	+	*The code that must be entered for the Easter egg to start the game with 30 lives is the {{wp\|Konami code}}.

	===Fast Forward===		===Fast Forward===