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Old 30 September 2006, 19:37   #1
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Walpurguis, codes for levels

I need codes to access to higher levels of this game (only first is playable without password). Where I can find it?

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Old 30 September 2006, 19:50   #2
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I used 180240 and 973593 for the HOL screens - the first one seems to work on multiple levels.
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Old 30 September 2006, 19:53   #3
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Old 30 September 2006, 21:49   #4
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Just saw, that the above screenshot says "Walpurguis". The first screen on Hol (when you first load the game) it says "Walpurgis", without the 'u'.

Shouldn't the game be findable in HOL wheen entering both ? ATM just "Walpurgis" works.
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Yes, thanks Konrad - I've added the second name. It's probably a mistake by the graphics artist.
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Could also be a difference because of the accent. I don't know how it's called in english, but in Spain they talk catalan and on Mallorca mallorquin. Will have to ask a friend who lives in Palma .
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No, I don't think it has to do something with dialect.
If we Germans pronounce "Walpurgis", the Spanish guy would pronounce it differently, as he pronounces the 'g' a bit "raspily" as in "Gijon". So to pronounce it like the German or English 'g', he has to write "gu" to get the same effect.

The Italians would have to write "Walpurghis". Because our "g" is Italian "gh" ("Spaghetti").

The French *WOULD* have to use an u after the g too, otherwise they'd pronounce the g in "Walpurgis" as in "Gilbert" (voiced as in "journal"). However, French is an exception: (French is *always* an exception you know ) it's "Vaubourg/Falbourg" there.

(also compare Russian Jewgenij (ger) - Yevgeny (eng) - Evgueni (fra). One Cyrillic writing, but three "interpretations" in Latin transcription.)

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