Japanese hardware sales, Feb. 19 - Feb. 25: text adventure edition
You wake up disoriented, in a dark room. You have no idea where you are.
>look
It's a dark room. You can't see anything. We know you're disoriented, but do try to keep up.
>look exits
Fine. Okay. You stumble around the room until you find a wall. Keeping one hand on the wall, you walk the perimeter of the room, looking for doors. You find a door on the east side of the room. You also find a key hanging from a hook on the wall. And by "find" we mean "get poked by." We hope you find some Neosporin on this adventure.
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>take key
You pick up the key.
>inventory
You have a key.
>go east
You trace your route back to the door you found earlier. You find the knob and turn it, expecting it to be locked. It is not. You turn the knob and open the door. You go into the room.
>look
This room is as dark as before, because those are the easiest kinds of rooms to describe in text adventures. Seriously, you can't see a thing, except a softly glowing orb in the northwest corner. It is giving off an eerie white light that is not nearly bright enough to illuminate the room.
>look orb
Excited about the treasure you see before you, you run toward the northwest corner of the room. You trip over 59 Game Boy Advances and fall directly into a pile of 136,128 DS Lites. You have died before you could even use your key.
- DS Lite: 136,128
718 (0.52%)
- PSP: 100,210
65,705 (190.42%)
- Wii: 78,506
14,888 (23.40%)
- PS3: 19,315
1,361 (6.58%)
- PS2: 15,054
1,138 (7.03%)
- Xbox 360: 4,183
1,027 (19.71%)
- GBA SP: 1,035
192 (22.78%)
- Game Boy Micro: 907
46 (4.83%)
- Gamecube: 323
24 (6.92%)
- DS Phat: 132
21 (13.73%)
- GBA: 59
19 (47.50%)
[Source: Joystiq]
