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Impossible NES enemies quiz
- Because playing them is not enough, we have to bitch about them daily, too. We had a Gameplay forum, but it got replaced by GameFAQs.
I got ten and I never even owned an NES haha
Holy shit, Mac, that's amazing. Some of those were fucking hard
I was there on that fateful day, were you?
Honestly I was kinda surprised as well. I kinda narrowed a lot of them down then made an educated guess
This quiz is dumb as shit. #1, it is really hard and #2 the website is retarded for not recording your score and for making you click 8 thousand times to move onto the next question. I think i got through question 5 before i was over it, of which i only had 3 right.
Do web pages do that because it resisters as a page view, even it not a unique page view?
Do web pages do that because it resisters as a page view, even it not a unique page view?
You are all dumb. I got 18.
Guessed on many.
Guessed on many.
I stopped at question 2, and got both of them wrong.
This quiz is like playing Texas Hold 'Em: it's 70% luckbovine wrote:You are all dumb. I got 18.
Guessed on many.
I was there on that fateful day, were you?
More page views means displaying more ads, which means more revenue. So websites that rely on ads for revenue have an incentive to split up articles into multiple pages.
I stopped after the second one.
Being married to a programmer is like having a cat. You talk to it but you're never really sure if it hears you, much less comprehends what you say.
Kupek wrote:More page views means displaying more ads, which means more revenue. So websites that rely on ads for revenue have an incentive to split up articles into multiple pages.
There's the disincentive. I did the same thing.Shellie wrote:I stopped after the second one.
Well the whole 10 questions could've been put on a single page, so if you went to page 2 that's at least two views, but it might give you an incentive to never visit the site again. Of course you might never visit the site again anyway, so it's hard to tell if it's better off or not.