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* '''[[High Scores - Tetris Classic (DOS)|High Scores]]''' from [[Tetris Classic (DOS)]]. | * '''[[High Scores - Tetris Classic (DOS)|High Scores]]''' from [[Tetris Classic (DOS)]]. | ||
* '''[[High Score - Wizball (C64)|High Scores]]''' from [[Wizball (C64)]]. | * '''[[High Score - Wizball (C64)|High Scores]]''' from [[Wizball (C64)]]. | ||
| − | * '''[[High | + | * '''[[High Scores - Wordtris (DOS)|High Scores]]''' from [[Wordtris (DOS)]]. |
==Other High Scores Songs== | ==Other High Scores Songs== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:25, 28 March 2024
The High Scores in a video game represent the highest amount of points a player has had, and usually set a record for the player to break. This was much more common in the earlier days of video games. As time went on, and games could actually be completed, the point system became more and more redundant.
- High Score from Bionic Commando (ARC), Bionic Commando (AST), Bionic Commando PAL (C64), and Bionic Commando (ZXS).
- High Score from Blake Stone: Planet Strike (DOS).
- High Score from Contra (ARC).
- High Scores from Hurricanes (SNES).
- High Score from Tetris (CDI).
- High Scores from Tetris (GB).
- High Score from Tetris (NES).
- High Scores from Tetris 2 (SNES).
- High Scores from Tetris Classic (DOS).
- High Scores from Wizball (C64).
- High Scores from Wordtris (DOS).
