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Tinkle Pit : ウィキペディア英語版
Tinkle Pit

is a maze arcade game that was released by Namco in 1993 only in Japan; it runs upon Namco NA-1 hardware and features many of the characters from the company's earlier games (including: the ''Galaxian'' flagship, Pac-Man, the ''Rally-X'' Special Flag, the Solvalou from ''Xevious'', Mappy from his self-titled game and several others besides, many of whom only initially appeared in the game they were created for).
==Story==
In ''Tinkle Pit'', an evil demon named transforms all the inhabitants of "Tinker Land" into statues; the two protagonists, and his sister , go off on a world-saving quest to defeat Maō and his minions. They are accompanied by two oversized, anthropomorphic sleigh bells (known as "Tinker Balls"), which serve as their primary weapons - and the game's storyline is written in Japanese, whilst the game itself employs mostly English text. The game is divided into eight worlds (the first of which has four stages, while the other seven all have six); (Stages 1-4), (Stages 5-10), (Stages 11-16), (Stages 17-22), (Stages 24-29), (Stages 30-35), (Stages 36-41), and (Stages 42-47). Stages 23 and 48, named "Vs. Boss" and "Final Battle", are boss battles, against a large robot named and Mao himself respectively - and the latter has three different forms, the second of which is an "evil", black-and-purple version of Pitt with a one-eyed black Tinker Ball.〔(ティンクルピット )〕

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