In 2003 Steve Wiebe's score topped Billy Mitchell's 874,300 points to set a world record for top score in this classic arcade game.
In 2003 Steve Wiebe's score topped Billy Mitchell's 874,300 points to set a world record for top score in this classic arcade game. Originally released in 1981 the game centered on a carpenter whose aim is to rescue his girlfriend Pauline, whose parasol and purse could be picked up for bonus points, from the namesake character. In a 1982 junior follow-up, the titular character's son attempted to rescue his father who had been caged by the carpenter who, as of the second incarnation, became known as Mario. FTP, name this Nintendo classic, whose title character's name translates as "stupid monkey."
In 2003 Steve Wiebe's score topped Billy Mitchell's 874,300 points to set a world record for top score in this classic arcade game.
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