The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo
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The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo
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Re: The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo
#2This was quite immersive. I think a little more content would've gone a long way to produce a more interesting story.
Re: The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo
#3This was quite immersive. I think a little more content would've gone a long way to produce a more interesting story.
There are several endings and side branches. If you've only played it once, try it again. Also, hit up the kitchen right after dinner.
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#4"Sorry to interrupt, but this page's code has got itself in a mess (Script error.)."
hm :) might want to somehow [tag] this.
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#5This was quite immersive. I think a little more content would've gone a long way to produce a more interesting story.
I really enjoyed the game, but (possible minor spoilers) the game crashed in Chrome Canary right when I think I was about to see an ending. On purpose?
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#6This was quite immersive. I think a little more content would've gone a long way to produce a more interesting story.
I really enjoyed the game, but (possible minor spoilers) the game crashed in Chrome Canary right when I think I was about to see an ending. On purpose?
It moves into full screen. That might do it. Worked on my chrome.
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#7I got the first 3 endings, not sure how to get the last 2.
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#8I got the first 3 endings, not sure how to get the last 2.
Click on the LOCKED text to get hints. Once you get one of them the other is really easy to figure out.
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#9It took quite a while to load, I thought the page was broken. Your patience will be rewarded.
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#10Door opens, kids screaming, "Undefined Error". Hmmmm