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In article <1993Jan8.191342.24241@netcom.com> kaminski@netcom.com (Peter Kaminski) writes:


   Are all the bonus levels at the end, or have we been missing them?  If
   we've been missing them, could somebody perhaps tell us the codes for
   the bonus levels, or where they can be found?

I lost my list of levels, but can remember one level's codes quite 
easily: ZERO. Lots of point potential.

...arun
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Arun Welch
Lisp Systems Programmer, Lab for AI Research, Ohio State University
welch@cis.ohio-state.edu

In <WELCH.93Jan8161524@sacral.cis.ohio-state.edu> welch@cis.ohio-state.edu
(Arun Welch) writes:

>I lost my list of levels, but can remember one level's codes quite 
>easily: ZERO. Lots of point potential.

Thanks!  We're still looking for ANY bonus level codes (well, besides the
six we already have :) -- if you've got 'em, send 'em!

In the meantime, here are the rest of the codes:

Atari Lynx Crystal Mines II Level Codes
(still missing 25 bonus levels)
Compiled by Johanne Kaminski <casper@tsoft.net>, January 1993

  1-TSLA    2-UEPT    3-MTFQ    4-IRTR    5-ZCXP    6-DPRX    7-OIGT
  8-YHYR    9-VYHK   10-ITCU   11-QCFK   12-BXNG   13-MOXA   14-IDWJ
 15-RFVC   16-GHSI   17-SKHU   18-TRFN   19-LQRE   20-AURV   21-TYGU
 22-FUIX   23-QFXV   24-XVXU   25-KYPO   26-HBTR   27-SFEB   28-HXRE
 29-TRVJ   30-FQCS   31-ZOIH   32-LHJV   33-GVYU   34-EMTV   35-OHXY
 36-GSTB   37-UXRC   38-PWYH   39-XQCE   40-PNGU   41-DZDI   42-PIPH
 43-PKAV   44-TBUM   45-CXRI   46-QIPZ   47-HBJP   48-NXKU   49-IGPY
 50-INUK   51-LPHD   52-NEBX   53-JVNL   54-CAQS   55-KEHL   56-EMSE
 57-ZLAE   58-MSXV   59-JXTD   60-SOVS   61-GHGV   62-QVOZ   63-ZCEL
 64-COYH   65-HJHT   66-DONQ   67-VBHF   68-JSMJ   69-HTRA   70-WBHD
 71-MVJX   72-ANZI   73-EDLA   74-PCMN   75-YJKJ   76-RAIQ   77-ZRWH
 78-ECMO   79-AOTP   80-SVWK   81-VRBD   82-SVYA   83-KRFH   84-CNQR
 85-YNXR   86-CWQU   87-YXFJ   88-SRDW   89-PDSQ   90-QKOA   91-CKLQ
 92-KHBA   93-MZKM   94-DYDO   95-IDIC   96-WVOM   97-NJCU   98-WUQR
 99-BSZB  100-RERF  101-WNON  102-IVLC  103-PJOL  104-RGEI  105-WCEF
106-DSGY  107-PHUF  108-NCDS  109-KOMZ  110-LFXQ  111-WAET  112-YJNV
113-TAUJ  114-IMOZ  115-NBFD  116-ZAPR  117-BXFT  118-GEFA  119-QIKD
120-GMWJ  121-MKIH  122-ULEL  123-KBDW  124-QEFP  125-SFJX  126-LQXW
127-INMQ  128-NMAD  129-RHEM  130-YHVR  131-FSHF  132-EIKJ  133-CQCR
134-AIYA  135-SXOE  136-EKDR  137-DRVY  138-RGUM  139-FEDC  140-PRKL
141-ONKO  142-QXPL  143-JRXP  144-PADJ  145-KGLI  146-FDXR  147-BLKS
148-TJGB  149-QKBT  150-AUEC

Of the 31 bonus levels, I thus far have only these 6:

  0-ZERO  (precedes level 1)
  3-DBFQ  (get to through level 27)
  9-BIOH  (get to through level 55)
 10-BNRY  (get to through level 59)
 21-TMCB  (get to through level ??)
 23-PNZS  (get to through level 119)

Thanks to Arun Welch <welch@cis.ohio-state.edu> for bonus level 0.

If you have codes for any of the other bonus levels (even just one!),
*please* send them to <kaminski@netcom.com> or <casper@tsoft.net>.
Thanks, and have fun!

I got Crystal Mines II for Christmas and I've spent way too much time
since then playing it.  So far I've found 7 bonus levels.  My code list
is at home, but the first three are after levels 9, 18 and 27.  I often
wander around blowing up rocks and pushing everything until the clock
is nearly out or I'm out of bombs just so I can find the bonuses.

I love puzzle games and Crystal Mines II is now number one on my list.
It bumped Chips Challenge down to number two.
-- 
Jeff Wallace, Experimental Computing Facility (XCF), U.C. Berkeley
Internet: jeffw@scam.Berkeley.EDU       UUCP:...!ucbvax!scam!jeffw

In article <1993Jan11.232331.2591@netcom.com>
 kaminski@netcom.com (Peter Kaminski) writes:
>  0-ZERO  (precedes level 1)
>  3-DBFQ  (get to through level 27)
>  9-BIOH  (get to through level 55)
> 10-BNRY  (get to through level 59)
> 21-TMCB  (get to through level ??)
> 23-PNZS  (get to through level 119)

Here's most of my list; I've seen several other bonus levels, but I
guess I didn't write them down.  I'm convinced there *must* be one at
the end of level 150, but it takes so long to go through that I've
never gone back to it.  I highly recommend bonus level 19, BTW.

1@9	KQVW	Deja view
2@18	QATR	No time to think
3@27	DBFQ	Bonanza!
4@34	LEJM	Nimbus
5@39	ODJY	Monty haul
6@43	BVOS	Pinball wiz
7@48	SKLR	Ping pong
8@52	JPGR	Twist & shout
9@55	BIOH	Time's up
10@59	BNRY	Time bomb
11@61	UJIL	Time to spare
12@66	NMXS	Lava slide
13@?
14@73	RNSK	No way Jose'
15@78	STRA	Hide-n-seek
16@84	YTST	Snake's belly
17@?
18@96
19@100	WIFC	Way out			avoid the exits!
20@?
21@?
22@?
23@119	PNZS	Mine shaft
24@125	KDVI	Surrounded
25@?
26@?
27@138	OSNY	Shoot the moon
28@143	LOTL	Tarmaze
29@?
-- 
J Greely (jgreely@cis.ohio-state.edu; osu-cis!jgreely)

In <1993Jan11.232331.2591@netcom.com> I wrote:

>We're still looking for ANY bonus level codes (well, besides the
>six we already have :) -- if you've got 'em, send 'em!

Emergency's over. :)  A kind soul sent us the a list for the rest of
the bonus levels, and now we can rest easy again.

Thanks all!

Pete

These are the bonus levels that I have found so far:

 1 - "Deja View"    (KQVW), follows regular level 9 
10 - "Time Bomb"    (BNRY),  "   "   "   "   " " 59
12 - "Lava Slide"   (NMXS),  "   "   "   "   " " 66
18 - "Killing Time" (CHRN),  "   "   "   "   " " 96

There is also a bonus level following screen 84 
("Sidewinder" (CNQR)) but I haven't worked out how
to reach the bonus exit yet.

Hope this is of some help.

William Hern.

I'd have to say that the Lynx games I've seen look pretty good.  Some are
better than others, but on the whole, they all seem like they would be fun.

Now, there is one down side to the Lynx becomming popular... Quality going
down.  (or at least you'd have about the same number of quality games 
comming out now but you would also have a lot of crap games comming out also.)

Now, Im not saying that every Gameboy Game is crap, all Im saying is that 
quantity (be it the number of MEGs, colors, MHZ, or even number of games out
or comming out) does not mean quality.  I think the Lynx doesn't have a half
bad bit of advertising....  Word of Mouth.  (it got me to buy one... It also
helped that a Lynx was loaned to me for about a week by a friend)... But
it does remind me of when Intellivision was comming about... The Atari 2600
was already out and had tons o' games.  (same thing as above, some very 
good games, but many many crap games).  Everybody griped and complained that
the Intellivision was a neat system but would never amount to anything and
told me that I should get a 2600.  Well, I didnt listen, I played the sports
games and had fun.  That was good enough for me. (of course, sports was about
all Intellivision had going for it, but it still became one of the top game
systems.  Sure wish I still had mine.)

Brad