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A quick repair guide for replacing the screen.

Just a couple of glitches that I found. The first glitch is one where you can jump on a Lurchin if it hits the top of the water. The timing of this must be EXACT, and it's really difficult to do. It's   more...funny to watch, though... (If anybody cares, I just found this glitch a couple of days ago by accident!)
The second one is the steel keg glitch. Unlike in DKC3, steel kegs don't float on water (they must have somehow gotten more dense). So if it hits an enemy while it sinks into water, it defeats it! (I actually knew about this one when I first had the game, because this one is easy to do by accident.)
I also show these glitches in slow motion to make it easier to see.  less

I was playing through this game a second time and remembered how difficult this part of the game is. It has all these T-Fangers, many with difficult-to-beat Denjuu. I felt like recording a video of one   more...of them... ha ha.
Like my other videos of Telefang 1, this is actually the fake Diamond version.
Oh, and this music is AWESOME!  less

The name says it all. This boss is easier than Tolstar, sadly, I'm weak. Recorded using VisualBoyAdvance cause my DS is broken. Used a Logitech Dual Action Controller. One more thing, can anyone tell   more...me what ADVANCE means?  less

An old speedrun of Stalagmite Frights. This is one of the hardest because one of the ghost barrels doesn't always point in the direction you want it to go, which wastes some time. This took me a lot of   more...restarts, so this was as good as it got...  less

A speedrun of Minky Mischief in DKL3. This one is OK... mainly because the level is hard to do fast. I do the Squawks part pretty well because I don't get hit and I don't slow down much. I only get hit   more...once, and that was on purpose, because it's easier to go through the Bristles than wait for it to turn around.
I also think the tree music is annoying in this game, and that the tree levels are a little too bright... like the ones in GBA DKC3...  less

I made this speedrun a year ago from today <a href=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrQhIPTfhJ4">on YouTube</a> and I decided to upload it here now. This is a speedrun through the last   more...level in the game. This level is really a pain in the ass; every part is difficult. This level took me MANY restarts. The parts that took me the most restarts were the purple spike part with the fast flowing water, as well as the bird part. This run still has some mistakes, but this is the fastest time I got. I planned to try to beat my own time one day, but I never got around to it, sadly. Requested by <a href="http://www.youtube.com/Andyprint">Andyprint</a> from YouTube.  less

Finally, another Telefang video! I've been meaning to make this video for months. And now it's here! This part continues off from Part 2. Back in Part 2, I had to get a key that Tabasco guarded to open   more...up the gate to the next area. So I give the key back to Gumi, he thanks me by giving me some evolution items, and I can go to the next area. It's called Iris, but the bootleg calls it... Alice. Really weird.

At Iris (Alice), you have to go to the bottom and talk to Liriope (Lilioab in the bootleg) and he will ask you to give him a game machine (an item that looks like a Game Boy). Remember that Game Boy I bought way back in Part 1? Well this is why I bought it. If you give it to him, he will give you his phone number to use, and he will give you the ability to <b>walk on water</b> (yes, you walk on water in this game, you don't surf).

Since he gives you his phone number, you can use him in battle. Even though Liriope's stats are atrocious (its attacking capabilities are like Shuckle's and it doesn't have much better defensive capabilities, not to mention it's tied for the worst HP in the game), he isn't far away from you, and he has two really useful moves. Cold Air (Coldgas in the bootleg) freezes the opponent, which in this game severely weakens its defense, and Restore (Resume in the bootleg) recovers HP <i>of a Denjuu of your choice</i>. So it's good for a support Denjuu. (Also, its Speed is in Tier 3, which is excellent.)

After getting Liriope's number, you will want to go down to Palm Sea (Bamu Sea in the bootleg O_o). Palm Sea has a bunch of Aquatic-type (Lake in bootleg) Denjuu sitting there. If you talk to them, you'll fight them, though this isn't required at all. These never give you their phone numbers, but there are wild Aquatic Denjuu that appear randomly and will sometimes give you their number; this will help a LOT. When you're in Palm Sea (Bamu Sea), you have to find a Mantea. He will help you progress by giving you a password to enter a door back in Iris.

The password is used to enter a house in Iris. You'll talk to a Mantea and warp to a location with a switch. Step on the switch and you'll unlock a gate at the end of Palm Sea necessary to progress.

Then go back to Palm Sea and go all the way. I run around here randomly so I can get a Denjuu that's close by (at this point, the only Denjuu I have that arrives quickly enough is the aforementioned Liriope... the others are at least six turns away so I got another Denjuu that could help me). Now that the switch is pressed, you can enter the door.

You'll encounter your rival for the first time. The Denjuu he has depends on the version. In Power/Diamond, he has Anjiosi, which can debatably be called Andios or Angios. In Speed/Jade, he has Jimunosi, which can debatably be called Demonos or Gymnos. It is interesting to note that both of these appear in Telefang 2 as well.

This battle is difficult in Power Version because Angios's Sky type has a type advantage over Krypto's (Kuribute in bootleg) Forest (Wood)-type.
This battle went better than expected (though the difficulty caused me TONS of restarts): I was lucky and Angios NEVER used a damaging move on Krypto. If it did, it would have likely knocked it out in one hit due to its type advantage. The other Denjuu I used, Lychnis (Liknis) and Liriope (Lilioab), are neutral, which is slightly better. Liriope helped weakening its Defense which made it MUCH easier. I ended up winning. He'll be back later...

After his defeat, he will disappear until later on, and you get to go on to the next area, Freesia (which, in the bootleg, has the very strange name of M-City Virgina, where the M probably stands for all the machines in the city).
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Also, one more thing: If you saw my previous two videos, you'll notice that this video sounds different (though this isn't much of a surprise if you saw my recent videos of DKL3). I used a different version of VBA for this, which has near perfect sound emulation.  less

A second Telefang video. In case you are wondering, even though this is called "Pok&eacute;mon Diamond," this is NOT a real Pok&eacute;mon game, much less the Pok&eacute;mon Diamond   more...for the DS! It's a hack of Telefang. A badly translated hack.

Anyway, in this video, we have just defeated the boss in the Tulunk Water Station, and now the gate to Kelina Village is now unlocked. We must go there. We discover that a key is stolen and must get it. First you have to beat Sokuri. Then, you have to go to Gumi (who swears a lot, by the way) and defeat him. You can get inside the cave now. There are a lot of T-Fangers (people who use Denjuu) and will battle you. Eventually you will get the key and you will make it in the door at the very end. There is one final boss battle until the next part of the game...

Useful links for this game:

- [<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telefang">Wikipedia article</a>]
- [<a href="http://rapidshare.com/files/72550228/Pokemon_Diamond__U___p1__C____.ips.html">Patch that makes the font better</a>]  less

A somewhat old speedrun of Rickety Rapids. I do this level pretty efficiently, and make few mistakes. The biggest mistake is getting hit at the very end, but overall I get a good time, and more than 20   more...seconds under the required time.  less

A really old speedrun of Ford Knocks. This is a fairly fast speed run and is hard to break. I make it to the exit in 0:42:33, though I've done slightly faster before...

A really old speedrun of Desert Ruins in Wario Land 3. The object is to get all the keys and get to one of the exits as fast as you can. I also this run uploaded on <a href=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ZE5tn2V48>YouTube</a>,   more...but this video is synced properly (the video is no longer ahead of the audio), making this one better. Enjoy.  less

This is supposedly the first Wario Land 3 video on this site. Anyway, this is a speedrun of Above the Clouds. The object in Time Attack is to get all four keys, and I do so in a reasonably fast time.   more...I also have a video of this on <a href=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz3jqt38NLA>YouTube</a>, but this video is better because the sound doesn't lag.  less

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A short video clip showing the emulation capabilities of the Nokia N85. Used the previous versions of 'vBag' on the older Nokia phones, and its been slightly glitchy and just not worth the hassle of installing.   more...But the N85 is more than capable of running the program flawlessly.  less

Explore the cityscapes of Sweden and unravel the <a href="http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/genres/27/mystery.html">mystery</a> surrounding the murder of a local artist   more...in this clever <a href="http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/genres/20/large-file-adventure.html">Large File game</a>! What begins as a simple search for a missing person quickly escalates into an intriguing case of murder! Help Carol Reed track down the missing son of a friend and uncover the sinister ties he may have to a grizzly mystery! Pack your bags for Norrkoping, Sweden and discover <a href="http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/4365/the-color-of-murder/index.html">The Color of Murder</a>!  less

Part 5 of a 6 part retrospective about one of the greatest video game series of all time, Metal Gear! In part 5, the other 3 games in the franchise besides "Snake's Revenge" for the NES, which   more...also serve as NON-CANON are briefly talked about and overviewed, Metal Gear: Ghost Babel for the Game Boy Color, and Metal Gear Ac!d and it's sequel Metal Gear Ac!d 2, as well as the cinematic and gameplay elements of Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops and an overview of the expansion, Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Plus.  less

A countdown of best selling Game Boy games.

A look at classic handheld consoles

A speed run of Vertigo Verge. I get the bonus and DK coins. I do pretty well in this run, though I kinda messed up right before the Star Barrel. But other than that, it's pretty good.

Oh, and I LOVE the   more...graphics and music in this level...  less

Another speed run in DKL3! This time I did another waterfall level. Rocketeer Rally! This is really similar to Rocket Barrel Ride in DKC3... with all the rocket barrels and whatnot. And it's just as easy   more...too! Fun level, though. I get the bonuses and DK coin, as usual. And I used the trick where Koin can be off the screen to save time!

EDIT: Darn it... sound is slightly off. Oh well. At least it SOUNDS better than my older DKL3 videos...  less

A speedrun of Jetty Jitters. I get the DK coin and both bonus coins. When getting the DK coin, I abuse some glitch where the barrel rolls past Koin (this also works in BOTH versions of DKC3). This level   more...is similar to Kreeping Klasps, but without any piranhas on the bottom, and the Klasps are slower and dumber. Requested by <a href="http://www.youtube.com/talaivaneizer">talaivaneizer</a>.

By the way, I know how to get the sound to be more accurate! It sounds like a real Game Boy now!  less