The Simpsons Cupcake Contest - Revision history

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Cook879 at 12:51, August 14, 2011

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Shu of the stone at 22:03, November 29, 2009

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Shu of the stone at 21:57, November 29, 2009

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Shu of the stone: new

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[[File:207000201.jpg|thumb|256px|Promotional flyer for potiential buyers]]'''The Simpson's Cupcake Contest''' was boardwalk style arcade game that was produced sometime around the late 1980's or early 1990's.

Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.

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 [[File:The Simpsons Cupcake Contest.jpg|thumb|256px|Promotional flier for potential buyers]]
-'''The Simpson's Cupcake Contest''' was boardwalk style arcade game that was produced sometime around the late 1980's or early 1990's by '''Bromley'''
+'''The Simpson's Cupcake Contest''' was boardwalk style arcade game that was produced sometime around the late 1980's or early 1990's by Bromley.
 Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.

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-[[File:207000201.jpg|thumb|256px|Promotional flyer for potiential buyers]]
+[[File:The Simpsons Cupcake Contest.jpg|thumb|256px|Promotional flier for potential buyers]]
 '''The Simpson's Cupcake Contest''' was boardwalk style arcade game that was produced sometime around the late 1980's or early 1990's by '''Bromley'''
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 {{DEFAULTSORT:Simpsons Cupcake Contest}}
 [[Category:Arcade games]]

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-[[File:207000201.jpg|thumb|256px|Promotional flyer for potiential buyers]]'''The Simpson's Cupcake Contest''' was boardwalk style arcade game that was produced sometime around the late 1980's or early 1990's by '''Bromley'''
+[[File:207000201.jpg|thumb|256px|Promotional flyer for potiential buyers]]
 Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.
-How this was achieved was by buttons&nbsp;that would open the mouth of both [[Bart]] and [[Homer]]. Not opening your mouth in time would result in the ball taking a plunge.
+How this was achieved was by buttons that would open the mouth of both [[Bart]] and [[Homer]]. Not opening your mouth in time would result in the ball taking a plunge.
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+{{DEFAULTSORT:Simpsons Cupcake Contest}}
 [[Category:Arcade games]]

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 Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.
-How this was achieved was by buttons&nbsp;that would open the mouth of both Bart and Homer. Not opening your mouth in time would result in the ball taking a plunge.
+How this was achieved was by buttons&nbsp;that would open the mouth of both [[Bart]] and [[Homer]]. Not opening your mouth in time would result in the ball taking a plunge.
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 [[Category:Arcade games]]

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	Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.		Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.
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		+	How this was achieved was by buttons ( Homer's said "Drop Them Cakes!" and Bart's stated "Please Don't,Wait!") that would open the mouth of both Bart and Homer. Not opening your mouth in time would result in the ball taking a plunge.
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−	[[File:207000201.jpg\|thumb\|256px\|Promotional flyer for potiential buyers]]'''The Simpson's Cupcake Contest''' was boardwalk style arcade game that was produced sometime around the late 1980's or early 1990's.	+	[[File:207000201.jpg\|thumb\|256px\|Promotional flyer for potiential buyers]]'''The Simpson's Cupcake Contest''' was boardwalk style arcade game that was produced sometime around the late 1980's or early 1990's by '''Bromley'''

	Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.		Your goal was to see how many cupcakes (said cupcakes were actually balls that the Lisa CPU would drop at random) you could eat to outscore your computer or human opponent.