HINTS ON FINDING THE HOPPER TOADS:
Where do I find the six missing toads? (note: Select or highlight the following text to see the answers given) >Look at the Times building and read the motogram (the news messages >spelled out with lights). As the game goes on, it will remind you >of what toads you've found and what toads you still need to get. >All the hopper toads are in Edward Hopper paintings. How do I catch a toad? >If you press the '?' in the flash game, you'll see a poster advertising >the hopper toads. They are trained to jump through hoops when signalled >by a whistle. How do I get those things? >You can't get an actual hoop, but pay attention and you will >occasionally see something hoop-shaped, albeit short-lived... >A whistle sounds like some kind of cheap giveaway trinket; the >only worthless trinket is a two-bit ring from you-know-where. Which theater has the toad? There are two, and sometimes I'm not allowed to make a "hoop" in one of the theaters. >Keep in mind that movie theaters didn't prohibit smoking to >protect people's health, but to protect expensive new-fangled >equipment that is damaged by smoke. How do I find "Office At Night"? >You need to honk to get in. How do I get downtown? >The signs have been rearranged and altered, but not stolen or >replaced, so you can assume that two turnstiles lead uptown and >one downtown. Notice that the warning sign says some of the signs >are now true, and some false -- that means that they aren't all >true, or all false. There is always only one arrangement that >results in a mixture of true & false. The arrows indicate that >a sign is for the pointed-to turnstile, not the turnstile the >sign is over. How do I avoid getting robbed by Rococo? >There are two stairways down to the subway. >Look carefully and avoid Rococo. It looks like I can save money buying from the indian, but I can't find any matches. >If this game teaches you anything, it teaches you that women will >give you something you want if you give them something they want. >This is a very Zen-like game in that respect. Can I save more money? >One-way is always cheaper than round-trip. |