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==Level 18:CASTLE MOAT== | ==Level 18:CASTLE MOAT== | ||
Go along the only available path until you reach the area with the blocks. Head through the block area to the northeast part of the level. There is a block in the middle of a vertical wall. Push the block two square east, then two squares up into a corner. Push the block along the north wall aside, getting the flippers underneath. Go back to the southwest part of the level and leave the block area east. Cross the water, and go to the south side of the mass of blue walls. Go through the chips sockets to the exit. | Go along the only available path until you reach the area with the blocks. Head through the block area to the northeast part of the level. There is a block in the middle of a vertical wall. Push the block two square east, then two squares up into a corner. Push the block along the north wall aside, getting the flippers underneath. Go back to the southwest part of the level and leave the block area east. Cross the water, and go to the south side of the mass of blue walls. Go through the chips sockets to the exit. The best time is 553. | ||
The solution given above is a hidden shortcut which will only be found by careful searching. To do this level the long (and more obvious) way, you'd need to bridge the moat. This can be done with six blocks. You need to push them to the moat and along it, blowing up the first four bombs. The last two push up to the north side and to the east, where the moat is only two squares wide. | The solution given above is a hidden shortcut which will only be found by careful searching. To do this level the long (and more obvious) way, you'd need to bridge the moat. This can be done with six blocks. You need to push them to the moat and along it, blowing up the first four bombs. The last two push up to the north side and to the east, where the moat is only two squares wide. | ||
