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Gerry the Germ Goes Body Poppin'
Gerry, the germ, has failed to get his Stinkploma and has been expelled from the Institute of Infectology, but far from feeling sorry for himself, Gerry has decided that the only way to get back in is to infect a human and prove that he deserves a Stinkploma. You play as Gerry and must complete five individual screens representing body parts in an attempt to make your human sick. The five screens are:
Lungs: You must collect five cans of oxygen that are produced by four red blood cells that move in a set pattern viewed from the side. When the cells touch, an oxygen can appears and you must collect it before it disappears. There is also a white blood cell on the screen and if either the red or white cells are touched, it moves to the bladder. Collect all five and move on to the kidney.
The kidney: Seen from the side at a high angle you must move around the screen waiting for the kidneys to appear to pick them up. Other creatures move around the screen and if any are touched, you are sent to the bladder. Collect enough beans and move to the stomach.
The Stomach: This time the screen is a platform game and you must move around the platforms by climbing stairs and avoiding other creatures moving around the screen. You have to collect a bottle of acid to dissolve an asprin and prevent your human from recovering. If you touch any creature or let the asprin take effect, you will be sent back to the kidney.
The Pancreas: Gerry is now in a train car that moves through the pancreas carrying medical supplies. Seen from the back of the train at a high angle on a split screen, you must board the train and infect the medical supplies before entering the conductor's compartment. A conductor and white blood cells move through the carriage and, if they touch you, send you back to your stomach. If you infect the medical supplies and reach the driver's compartment, the other part of the split screen appears as seen from the side at a high angle and here you must throw coal at the driver without being seen. The driver thinks he is the fireman and fights with him, thus stopping the train. Completing this part takes you to the last part of the body, the heart.
The heart: The screen is viewed from the side at a high angle with the human heart to the right of the screen on a bridge. You must walk across the bridge avoiding various creatures and if you touch one you must return to the pancreas. If you reach the heart and infect it, you have won the game.
A bonus screen like the bladder appears if you fail to complete the lungs or kidneys and has Gerry in a rowboat viewed from the side. You must pick up a roll of toilet paper and send it to a dripping faucet to block it. If you let the faucet keep dripping, you will fill your bladder and sink to the bottom and return to your lungs. There is a sea monster and a bird moving on the screen. The sea monster can be tapped to send it to the bottom of the bladder for a short time but the bird has to be avoided or if it is touched then you return to the lungs.
Prodigy
Prodigy is a classic computer game that was released in 1986 for the Commodore 64. Developed by Electric Dreams Software, this game was a pioneer in the adventure and strategy genre. With its unique storyline and challenging gameplay, Prodigy quickly gained popularity among gamers and is still remembered fondly by many today.
The game is set in the year 2221, where humanity has colonized other planets in the galaxy. However, a mysterious virus begins to spread through the colonies, threatening the destruction of human civilization. As the player, you take on the role of a young scientist who is tasked with finding a cure for the virus before it's too late.
One of the most impressive aspects of Prodigy is its open-world gameplay. Unlike many other games at the time, players were given the freedom to explore the galaxy and interact with different characters and objects. This added a whole new level of depth and immersion to the game, making it stand out from its peers.
The graphics and sound of Prodigy were also top-notch for its time. The game featured detailed and colorful environments, creating a visually appealing experience for players. The sound effects and music also complemented the gameplay perfectly, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
One of the most challenging aspects of Prodigy was the strategy required to find a cure for the virus. The game was divided into three challenging and distinct phases. In the first phase, players had to gather resources and information by exploring different planets. The second phase involved using those resources to create a cure, while the final phase was a race against time to distribute the cure to all affected colonies.
Prodigy also featured thought-provoking puzzles and mini-games that added to the overall gameplay experience. These puzzles required players to use logic and problem-solving skills, making the game both challenging and engaging.
