Conference rusure::nintendo

    	My wife just picked it up and we tried it out this weekend.
     The instruction book is not worth the pulp it's printed on.  It
    explains 2 objects that can be picked up, and leaves the rest of
    the items unexplained.  That led to an extremely frustrating time
    with the game - though it looks like it has potential, it remains
    to be seen whether we'll have the patience...
    
    				Chuck

    
    	Milion's Secret Castle and another new game, Adventure Island, are
    both made by the same company.  Both these games seem to be rip-offs of
    the SEGA games, Wonder Boy and Alex Kidd in Miracle World.
    
    Pat
    

    Re .2:
    
    I think it is excessive to call them rip-offs.  They are probably both
    the same game owned by the same company, only Sega has forced the
    company to let Sega market the game under the Sega label rather than
    their own.                        
    
    
    				-- edp 

    Re .2:
    
    > Both these games seem to be rip-offs of the SEGA games, Wonder Boy
    > and Alex Kidd in Miracle World.
    
    Hudson's Adventure Island does seem to be the same as Wonder Boy, but
    Milon's Secret Castle is definitely not Alex Kidd in Miracle World.
    
    
    				-- edp 

    Has anyone else tried the game?  We're not having much luck with
    it.  We've been in room one and have entered the bonus round, picked
    up the honey comb, and captured the hudson bee.  There is an area
    in the upper left hand corner that could be interesting, but can't
    find a way in.
    
    We've also gotten into room two.  We've scaled all of the left side
    of this room, but can't get up to the upper levels of the right
    hand side of the room.  It also appears that a tool other than bubbles
    is necessary to cut away block is this room, perhaps the saw?  Trouble
    is we can't find the saw.
    
    Any help in how to complete these two rooms and move on
    would be most appreciated!!!!

    I HAVE FOUND THE SECRET DOOR ON THE BOTTOM OF ROOM ONE BUT YOU NEED
    $15 TO BUY SPRING BOOTS. YOU NEED POTION IN ROOM 2 TO SHRINK WHEN
    THE GLOVE HITS YOU IN ROOM FOUR THERE IS SOME MONEY IN THERE AND
    A SECRET ROOM BUT YOU NEED $50 TO BUY THE NEXT DEVICE THERE IS A
    HINT IN THERE TO GO TO THE WELL PLUS OTHER HINTS IN THE OTHER STORES
    IM NOT SURE HOW TOO USE 
     HOW DO YOU GET THE SAW AND BEE I HAVE HIT AND FIRED ON EVERYTHING
    AND PUSHED AND HIT MY HEAD BUT CANNOT GET TO ANY OTHER ROOMS
           
               I NEED HELP TWO DTN 521-6550

     SINCE MY REPLEY THIS MORNING I HAVE CONTACTED HUDSON SOFT ABOUT
    MILTON SECRET CASTLE AND GOT THE ANSWERS TOO GETTING TO THE NEXT
    LEVEL AND THE WELL. ALSO THEY INFORMED ME THAT A MAP IS FORTH COMING
    AND A BETTER INSTRUCTION MANUEL WILL BE AVAILABLE IN 30 TO 60 DAYS
    FOR $5.00.
    
      HINT: AFTER COMPLETING ROOM 4 GO TO WINDOW 1 AND DEFEAT THE DRAGON
           OR WHAT EVER IT IS GO TO LEVEL TWO TO GET TO THE WELL LOTTS
           OF $$$$$$$ AND LUCK.
    
    
    
    GOOOD LUCK, MARK
    

    
    re: .-3
    
    
    For anyone interested, my nephew and I had made it up to the fourth
    floor and recieved destroyed three Guardians.
    
    The following are spoilers on some of the helpful tips and items
    you can find.
    
                      <******SPOILERS*******>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    First of all, there is a honeycomb in every room (Wow, tell me
    something I don't know)
    
    A hidden store is on the first floor in the first room. (destroy
    two blocks then move a block that can't be destryed, then shoot)
    
    A hidden store is in the second room in the uppermost righthand
    corner of the second room. (you need the shrink potion and Springboots)
    
    A musibox is found on the first floor by bumping your head in the
    first room on the first floor.
    
                         <SPOILERS FOR SECOND FLOOR>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    First, before going into the well, get both honeycombs from two
    rooms.
    
    
    There is a hidden store in the "HUDSON" room on the lower rightmost
    corner (you need to shrink).
    
    There is a music box in the "trap-door" room right before the exit.
    also a store is hidden in the middle of the room.
    
    You need a vest for the fire room. You cannot destroy the "LIVING
    FLAME" (lower leftmost corner of fire room.) Destroy the three blocks
    right of the "living flame and fall into a trap-door (THIS IS THE
    SECOND GUARDIAN).
    
                         <SPOILERS FOR THIRD FLOOR>
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    There are hidden stores in all the rooms. The towers are interesting.
    Explore all the ledges (the saw will cut closed windows. It's found on
    the first level after you buy the hammer)
    
    After that good luck!!!!
    
    

    	How the heck do you "kill" the monster on the first level? 
    Is there some secret, how many times do you have to hit him and
    where?  My son and I have tried so many times that our fingers are
    sore...thanks for any help!

    Anyone know if it is possible to start this game up from where you left
    off?  If so, how?
    
    (I don't own the game myself, but my father is going crazy!)
    
    - Chris

    Re .11:
    
    None of the Nintendo magazines have printed any way to continue Milon's
    Secret Castle.  To find out, somebody will have to call Nintendo or
    Hudson. 
    
    
    				-- edp

    re. 11
    
    Chris,
    
          You can continue the game but only -AFTER- you've defeated
    the first guardian (get the crystal). This will only work on the
    game you are playing and your position and possesions cannot be
    saved when you turn the power off.
    
    After getting the first cyrstal, if you get killed (which you most
    definately will!!) press the controller pad over to the left then
    press start (while still holding the pad in the lefthand positin).
    You will continue in the room you got killed in.
    
    Hope this helps.
    
    Scott

    
    could someone present the number for hudson, I would like to call
    and find out about the new instructions and maps.
    
    
    eric.

	Just got this game this weekend.  I had all sorts of trouble getting
past level 1 and 2 mazes.  I got everything I could find in the two maze
rooms that I thought were available,  but could not get the monster (boss)
to appear in the room.  So, I decided that if there was something I was missing,
someone else would need find out where and what.  My 10 year old daughter
got home Sunday from visiting her grandmother and was going to play Kid
Icarus (her favorite game though she can't get too far).  She found that
you could move blocks the first time she went through the maze one!  GREAT!
Look at this!  You found the Key to this room in 1 minute where I couldn't
find it in 8 hours.  Kids are too lucky at video games sometimes. 
        The instruction didn't say anything about being able to move blocks
around.  I know that there is a hint in one of the hidden rooms which says to
push the on fireplace for four seconds,  but you can't get to that section
until you figure the first and second mazes and defeat the monster.  It's
easy to get discussed playing this game when you try to do everything you can
think of with no results.
        A fin for a map seems steep to me since the game cost $40 to start out
with.  Lets ask Nintendo Power to do a review of this game in the magazine.
May save a few bucks!
	My son was dragin' his butt this morning when he was shipped off to
school.  I fell asleep on the couch about 2am.  I asked how long he had played
and he told me 'till 4am!  I think he was on the last boss.  I told him that
he needed to have a bit more common sense when playing the game.  Since the
game doesn't have a password feature I told him that this game is made
to play during the weekend in order to have a chance to defeat this one.
It's hard set it down when you know what you've had to get through to make
it to a certain level.
	The number for questions is on the reverse side of the box.  I will
check it out this evening and post it here if I can remember to do so.

        Check this game out!
	Milon Bob

    
    A few questions....
    
    How do you enter the section at the top left of room 1.
    
    One of the hints says "secret in front wall", what is this.
    
    On the second floor, I enter the middle door and come right out
    why is this?
    
    I think the game is challenging. It seems that there is quite a bit
    to explore. 

	RE: -1

	  You must continue to another area.  You will enter the front wall
as you normally would to get there but in a different area.  You need to kill a
few more bosses before you get there.  I don't think that entering through
the front wall is any secret.
          (hint)  Once you gat a hammer windows are not the only place you
can enter the castle.   The middle door on the second level is not the only
place you'll find that this sort of thing happens.  These are what I would
call one way doors or windows,  you can exit but not enter.

	Bob

    Has anyone figured out you get to the door in the left hand corner,
    in the first room?
    
    Do you have to always start over when you shut the machine off,
    even if you have killed the first boss?
    
    Thanks
    angie
    
    

	RE:-.1

	  The room in the upper left is used later in the game.  I know how to
get there.  The trick is you need to get to the

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				 third stage before you can get
to enter the room you are talking about.
          There's no way of starting the game at a different level than the
first stage after you have powered down.  What a BUMMER!  I got to the
FINAL BOSS last night and didn't do the correct continue
sequence.  Try again tonight.

	Bob

    Can someone give me a hint on how to kill the first dragon?  I've
    got the boots and potion, and have found 1 music box.  Do I need
    something else?  If I do, how do I find/get it.  Any and all help
    greatly appreciated.....
    
    
    marianne

	For all you Milon Players.  I've drawn the castle for this
game and numbered all the windows which have some importance to them.  The
following is and explanation of the symbols used and then a summary of what is
gotten in each room.  I may have missed a few things along the way and anyone
who would like to share something I've missed,  please do so(I can't seem to
find one of the Music Boxes).  From here if anyone needs help on one
particular room I may be able to help.

NOTE:  This may be MAJOR SPOILERS for those of you who would like to figure
       this out on your own!


	Each level is referenced as a Stage. i.e.  Stage 1,  Stage 2 etc.

	In each Stage I have divided the rooms in the order which I think
	should be completed.

	* are secret entrances which you can only gain entrance after you have
        gotten the hammer.

	s indicates a store


	Stage 1
	-------

	#1  Start Room

		Music Box
		Honeycomb
                Spring board Shoes
		(Special room in upper left cannot enter through here)

	#2  Store

	    	Hints
		Get Small Potion

	#3

		Honeycomb
		Money is available when you can shoot long distances
		Several stores are here.

	#4

		Demon Monster
		Once this is clear this is the entrance to stage 2.

         *  Hidden room

		Saw,  after you gat a hammer.


	Stage 2
	-------

	#1  Shutter Room

		Honeycomb
		Music Box
		Lantern

	#2  Hudson Room

		Honeycomb
		Music Box
		Vest (fire protection)

	#3  Well Room

		Two Honeycombs
		Demon Monster
		Hammer

	#4

                Demon Monster
		Once this is clear this is the entrance to stage 3.

	Stage 3
	-------

         s  Store room

		Make things visible.

	#1  Blue Room

		Honeycomb
		Music Box
		Feather

        #1a Hidden Store Room

		$15 appears three times only
		High Jump Boots
		Power Up

	#2  Fireplace Room

		Music Box
		Money continuously appears in this room when re-entering or
		going in and out of a store.
		Balloon
		Demon Monster
		Fake Princess

	#3  Elevator Room

		Honeycomb
		Music Box
		Sword

	#4  Left Tower Room

		Demon Monster
		Fake Princess

	#5  Icy Room

		Honeycomb
		Demon Monster
		Waterpot

	#6

		Demon Monster
		Once this is clear this is the entrance to stage 4.

	Stage 4
	-------

	Defeat enemies and pick the correct room to save the princess.


	Please type the following to view the castle






	EXT TT <CR>





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W(F3,I1,R)P[650,249]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[650,267]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[650,319]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[650,337]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[79,249]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[79,267]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[120,357]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[690,357]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[690,287]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[79,319]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[79,337]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[599,339]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[599,357]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-9,+4]V[+17,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-9,+4]
V[][+17,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-17,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[310,346]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-9,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+2,+5]
[+1,+3]
[+3,+3]
[+3,+1]
[+3,+0]
[+3,-1]
[+3,-3]
[+1,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[310,364]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-9,+4]V[+17,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-9,+4]
V[][+17,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-17,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[440,346]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-9,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+2,+5]
[+1,+3]
[+3,+3]
[+3,+1]
[+3,+0]
[+3,-1]
[+3,-3]
[+1,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[440,364]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-9,+4]V[+17,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-9,+4]
V[][+17,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-17,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[580,256]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-9,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+2,+5]
[+1,+3]
[+3,+3]
[+3,+1]
[+3,+0]
[+3,-1]
[+3,-3]
[+1,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[580,274]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-9,+4]V[+17,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-9,+4]
V[][+17,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-17,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[170,257]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-9,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+2,+5]
[+1,+3]
[+3,+3]
[+3,+1]
[+3,+0]
[+3,-1]
[+3,-3]
[+1,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[170,275]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[209,299]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[209,317]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[179,349]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[179,367]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[120,287]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[348,327]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[378,287]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[419,259]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[419,277]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-6,+18]
V(B)[+12,+0]
[+0,-36]
[-12,+0]
(E)P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[344,71]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-6,+18]
V(B)[+12,+0]
[+0,-36]
[-12,+0]
(E)P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[357,71]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-20,+0]
V[][+40,+0]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[726,55]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[650,187]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[130,187]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[220,147]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-9,+4]V[+17,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-9,+4]
V[][+17,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-17,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[260,176]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-9,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+2,+5]
[+1,+3]
[+3,+3]
[+3,+1]
[+3,+0]
[+3,-1]
[+3,-3]
[+1,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[260,194]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[320,167]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[319,259]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[319,277]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-13,+0]
V[][+26,+0]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[518,294]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[519,307]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[519,289]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-13,+0]
V[][+26,+0]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[418,404]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[419,417]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[419,399]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-13,+0]
V[][+26,+0]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[488,404]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-14,-12]
V[][+0,+12]
[+3,+5]
[+2,+3]
[+4,+3]
[+4,+1]
[+4,+0]
[+4,-1]
[+4,-3]
[+2,-5]
[+0,-15]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[489,417]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[489,399]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[470,237]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T(A2,S1)
P(B)W(S'S'[,-4])P[-13,+4]V[+26,+0]W(S0)P(E)
T(A0)
W(S0)
P(B)P[-13,+4]
V[][+26,+0]
[+0,-8]
[-26,+0]
[+0,+8]
P(E)
T(A0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[498,237]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
p[+0,+17]
P(B)C(B)[+9,-17]
[-9,-17]
[-9,+17]
(E)P(E)P[+0,-17]
W(S0)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[672,102]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[-4,+17]
V[][+1,-9]
[+1,-7]
[+0,-7]
[+1,-4]
[+2,-4]
[+3,-4]
[+0,+0]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[679,71]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
P(B)P[+0,+17]
V[][+1,-4]
[+2,-4]
[+0,-5]
[-1,-5]
[-1,-4]
[-2,-6]
[-3,-6]
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I1,R)P[667,70]@ZW(S0)@:ZW(P1)
T[+9,+0](I0)(S[9,20]M[1,2])
P(B)
P[-9,+10]
T"#2"
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I3,V)P[349,114]@ZW(S0,R)
@:ZW(P1)
T[+9,+0](I0)(S[9,20]M[1,2])
P(B)
P[-9,+10]
T"#4"
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I3,V)P[499,114]@ZW(S0,R)
@:ZW(P1)
T[+9,+0](I0)(S[9,20]M[1,2])
P(B)
P[-9,+10]
T"#1"
P(E)
W(P1)
@;
W(F3,I3,V)P[144,114]@ZW(S0,R)
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N(		END OF DECslide V1.3 EXPORT FILE)
\

    The number for HUDSON printed on the Box which the game came in is;
    
    			(415) 865-7565
Bob

	re. #21


	You drawing of the castle was good,thanks for the listing of
	the items and what room/level they can be found in,but do you
	think you can give us a little more detail on how we can get
	these items?


	For example,

	in what room is the saw and hammer and exactly how do we get them?
	Do we have to move a stone?,shoot bubbles at a certain place in a
	certain room?,buy them at a store,how do we get the stores to appear?
	Kill the dragon?

	I'v been in the 1st,2nd,3rd and 4th rooms an can get the boots and
	potion and 2 music boxes,found 3 stores,one store in the 1st room
	(boots),one in the 2nd room(potion),two stores in the 3rd room
	store "A" 3rd room has nothing in it except you can buy more power
	store "B" in 3rd room has a lantern but you need 50.00 and I never
	have that much money. Can't get to the well room!  

	How do we get to the well room?????
	How do you kill the dragon in the 3rd room(window)?

	I've had this game for about 2 weeks but can't find any of the items
	(hammer,saw) that you mentioned.

	Please give us (myself and other noters) a few spoilers minor or
	major spoilers welcomed.


	I want to complete this game before buying any new ones but at the
	rate I'm going at I'll be old and grey before I figure it out.


	Thanks in advace


	wayne

	Hi Wayne,

	  I had a problem in defeating the demon monster in the first stage
also.  Lets see if I can help you to get this guy.

	1st Stage Demon Monster Spoilers



	Make sure that you have gotten both honeycombs in room #1 and room #3.
This increases your life energy and also fills your energy to capacity.
What might help next is to get a Bee.  After you get the bee get a heart to
increase the shield power to it's fullest.  The bee works a bit strangely.
What I do is get the bee in the first room and try to leave the one in the
second room for later.  This means that you can't shoot the one in the second
room or it will not appear later on.  If you have trouble keeping the shield
from the first room all the way through the second room go ahead and get the
one in the second room.  Here's the technique that I use.

	First get the honeycomb.  Next get the bee.  You must get another
heart to make the shield its fullest power after you get the bee.  You will see
the shield expand after you get the heart needed.  The shield will only
increase to its fullest power level when your energy level is full and you get
one more heart afterward.

	To Defeat the monster you must get your hits near the head.  Jump at
the right time to avoid the blue fireballs that it shoots at you.  If you have
the shield you will be able to withstand a few more hits.

	Now on to the Saw and Hammer.  You will see that to get the Saw, you
need the Hammer.  The Hammer is in the well,  and you can't get to the well
until you get to stage 2.  To get to stage 2 you need to defeat the demon
monster in room 4.  I thought that I could cut the tree down with the saw, 
when I first started to think about what the saw was to be use for, so I could
get to the well.  WRONG!  I don't want to give any more and spoil your fun
altogether.  If you need more let me know.

	Hope this helps,
	Let me know how you do.
	Bob

    
    
    	Hi Bob,
    
    	Thanks for the help.
    
    	I can now make it to stage 2 on my 1st try 3 out of 4 attempts.
    	I also found it easyer to kill the demon when you get the 
    	umbrella 1st,this way you can shoot with rapid fire and I only
    	loose 2 or 3 of my life hearts.
    
    	I can make it through the shutter room without any problems
    	but that hudson room is hectic! Haven't had much luck in there,but
    	will keep trying. A lot of things going on in there all at the
        same time! 
    
    	I also went into the well room to see what that was like and
        it looks pretty interesting.
    
    	I'll keep working on the Hudson room and let you know how I
        make out.
    
    	Thanks again,
    
    
    
    	Wayne
                     

    
    
    	Hello fellow milonites
    
    
    	I was wondering if anyone has hear anything new on the new
    	"map and instuctions" for this game talked about a few replies
    	back.   
        
        Are they available yet?
    
    	Does anyone have them yet and if so how are they?
    	
    	How did you get them?......How much did they cost?
    
    
    
    	Thanks in advance 
    
    
    
    	Wayne.

    
	RE: -2

	You're right Wayne!  I forgot to mention that the umbrella is needed
to defeat the demon monster.  The umbrella allows Milon to rapid fire the
shots.  Use this technique whenever trying to defeat any of the Demon monsters.
In fact you should try to get an umbrella as soon as you can when entering any
of the rooms.

        RE: .20
    
	Marianne,  I hope this has helped you to defeat the monster also.
Let us know how your doing.

	Bob

    We've made it to the third level (i did it to the fourth once...but
    no kids were there to witness it...darn).
    
    Anyway, here's my technique for killing the monsters to advance
    levels.
    
    1. Get all the honeycombs on the level, to get your potential power
    up as high as possible.
    
    2. Make sure you are up to full power (i.e. all the little rectangles
    are Blue - or atleast they are on MY TV)
    
    3. Get the umbrella for rapid fire BEFORE entering the room.
    
    4. Jump WHEN THE MONSTER JUMPS! I get into a rhythm of jumping at
    the same time he jumps...then I'm ready to give him about 3 or 4
    shots in the face when he's at my end of the screen....
    
    Works *almost* every time!
    
    

    	While one umbrella helps (lets you have two bubbles outstanding
    on the screen at any point), two umbrellas is better (lets you have
    three bubbles at any point).
    
    				Chuck (looking for a waterpot, whatever
    				that is)

    
    	Re:-1
    
    	Yea,  I have found that three is the max on the umbrellas as
    far as making you weapon shoot as fast as it can.
    	Oh the water pot!  Use it to cool off the enemy!
    
    	Bob

    Has anyone actually completed this game?  Is it really worth the
    effort to struggle blindly thru each level, with bascially no guidance
    or instruction?  I guess I'm more into games like Zelda where there
    is a map and set of instructions, and the player can get an immediate
    sense of purpose for the game.  I don't even know what the h***
    I'm supoosed to be doing in Milon's Stupid Castle!  Am I out of
    the mainstream with this kind of thinking...do YOU like to play
    games like Milon in which everything is a guess?  I don't, and will
    probably dispose of the game by violent means in the near future!
    
    BW
    

I'm having problems with this game.

I can get all the way through level 3. I have all the implements (at least
all the boxs are full)

I have all the crystals except 1 (I think I have to get the last one from the
Demon Monster in room 6 on the map in note .21).

But every time I go in room 6 I just come straight back out.

I am going crazy, I've been everywhere 3 times and I'm ready to ready to kill,

please heeeellllppppp,

	What am I missing ?

Sion.

	Hi Sion,

	  I think you haven't got the two special objects you need to save
the princess.  The way you can tell what you have is to go into a shop.
Besides selling items and giving you hints there's other helpful
information on the screen when in a shop.  Things like items you have so
far, number of coins you have,  number of crystals you have,  two secret
items,  etc..  If you have the instructions to the game,  there's a good
explanation of what is displayed and where.  Let me know if you need any
help in getting any items you may have missed.  I'll be glad to post it
here or send you mail. 

	Bob

    IN LEVEL ONE ROOM ONE UP IN THE LEFT CORNER 
    LOOKS LIKE SOME MONEY.
    HOW DO I GET THE  MONEY.

    RE:-1  You need to get to a different stage in the game.  Some comments
    are in previous spoilers.  You can't get the money from Room 1.
    
    	Bob

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Note 273.0                    MILTONS SECRET CASTLE                      1 reply
FOOZLE::LECOMPTE                                     15 lines  27-APR-1989 14:21
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    JUST RENTED MILTON S  SECRET CASTLE NEED SOME HELP
    I WANT TO GET THIS ONE BUT NO ONE HAS IT FOR SALE












   BOB G
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Note 273.1                    MILTONS SECRET CASTLE                       1 of 1
PANHED::TROTTA "Globe"                                8 lines  27-APR-1989 15:44
                                 -< see 149.* >-
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    Did you look through note 149?  There's all kinds of spoilers there.
    Mr. Moderator may want to move this note there.
    
    I'm no expert (into level 3), but I might be able to help you if you
    have specific (early game) questions.  Or maybe you're just asking
    where you can buy it?
    
    BTW, it's MILON'S (no T).

    How do you get passed the last level.  I found the princesses 
    and got the equipment.  Now what do I do????
    
    

    RE:-1
    
    	Are you in stage four?  Have you destroyed the Demon monster
    that is a skeleton?

    Can someone tell me how they got pass the demon in the Fireplace
    room?  Do you have to have the high jump boots or the balloon to kill him?
    I do not really like to have the boots or the balloon because it
    seems that I have more control without them.
    
    
    Thanks 
    angie
    

    Hi Angie,
    
    	  Are you talking about the fire?  You need water to put out
    the fire.  Let me know if you are somewhere else.  I'll try to help
    anyway I can.
    
    	  Bob

    Hi Bob,
    
    The room I am talking about is the room where you can collect money
    evey time you go into the room.  The second room on the third level.
    I have not been to the room that you are talking about.
    
    angie
    

    Hi 
    
    Can some one out there give me some help?  I am having trouble figuring
    out what to do when you are in the room behind the fireplace, on
    the 3rd level.  When I get to the first fake princess, and she touches
    me to turn into a bat, I don't know what to do.  Are  you suppose
    to kill it?  Is this room any use?  
    
    Any other spoilers would help.
    
    Thank you,
    angie
    

    I am writing this for my son Greg who is quite a wizzard at these
    games. So here goes his response to your question.
    
    Do you have the fire extinguisher? If not, get it (it is the water
    pot). Touch the fake princess and turn it into a bat. Now, hit it
    with your bubble 20 to 25 times and it will die. After you have
    killed it, it will start to flash. When it stops flashing you should
    see a crown or a cane where the fake princess was. Get this and
    go to the far right of the screen and blow a hole in the wall. Go
    into the hole and you should find a trap door in the floor. This
    door is the way out of this room.
    
    Bob Pemberton for my son Greg Zumbrook out here in Colorado.

	Could someone post some hints for defeating the fake princess 
	and the "ice room" demon monster in stage 3? The map and list in 
	reply .21 have been a great help in getting to this point, but 
	these two creatures seem unbeatable!


	To fight the fake princess, I drop into her chamber, turn her 
	into the bat, then drop out and try shooting her through the 
	columns. I find that staying in the chamber with the bat, we die 
	very quickly. Is this the right approach?

	The problem with the demon monster in the ice room is that his 
	fireballs seem to take more than one life heart at a time, and 
	we can never stay alive long enough to do him in. Is this 
	monster really different from the previous ones or have I missed 
	something?

	We have all but two of the items we are supposed to collect. We 
	don't have the water pot from the ice room, and we don't have 
	the high jump boots from the hidden store room on level 3 (the 
	map called it room 1a - we can't find it.) Are these item 
	necessary?

	Thanks for any help.

	Chet

    
    I am posting the following hints with the permission of the author.
    
    
    
From:	DNEAST::DUMAIS_BOB "I FLYFISH BOB DUMAIS ASO/4AG 271-6728  22-Jul-1989 1746" 22-JUL-1989 17:45:15.08
To:	HONCHO::PAWLOWSKI
CC:	DUMAIS_BOB
Subj:	Milon


	Hi Chet,

	  The room which I had designated as 1a in stage three didn't get
labeled in the second map I drew for the game.  That room is directly above
room 1.  Remember the room in the very first stage,  the first room?  There was
a room on top that has some money and a door.  This is where you go when you
get to 1a.  You do need the boots to be able to defeat the icy room demon
monster.  The way I have been able to defeat this guy is to try to stay to the
right when going down.  This will put you very near the entrance of the demon
monster room and let you get in without getting hit.  By the way,  the icy room
monster is not the most difficult monster in the game.  Once you defeat the icy
room monster you will be able to defeat the fake princesses.  Let me know if
you need any more help.

	Bob	
    

    Does anyone have any hints as to where & what you have to do to
    get to the princess on stage 4?
    
    		Thanks in advance, Marty
    

    I finally beat this game last night. After all that fighting &
    exploring, I thought the ending was lacking--not nearly as good
    as most of the other games I own--no credits or anything. However,
    I still think this is a great game with good graphics & lots of
    challenging mazes. I found it very helpful to have rapid fire though.
    The 4th Stage wasn't as bad as I thought. I just kept exploring
    every room up & down until I figured out where the REAL Princess
    was.
    
    		Happy Hunting, MARTY
    

Hi there, well I just finished reading all these notes and didn't see 
anything regarding the "WELL".... this is a very frustrating game since you 
have to start from "scratch" if you power off.

It took awhile to get into the swing of being able to defeat the dragon in 
level 1, finally did it, got to level two, went into each room, got killed 
but used the sequence you described to continue, got the lantern, and I 
think - vest.  Found the room in the Hudson Room by accident, I just kept 
hitting every square inch and I fell down to the letters and just kept 
going, anyway I decided to go into the Well Room.... the lantern doesn't 
show too much and it is a "challenge" to find your way to the rest of the 
well... anyway, naturally I got killed and I thought that I did the 
sequence but when the game started I was at the beginning again.... you 
need to be able to have plenty of "time" to do this game...

What I really am looking for is "help" in the well... when I finally get 
over to the left side.... where do I find the hammer, do I just try and 
"kill" all of the demons or can I "duck" them.... and when I do get the 
hammer, will I automatically come out of the "well" or do I have to work my 
way back up....?

Just a "few" MAJOR spoilers would be greatly appreciated... if you don't 
want to post them here, you can send mail via HBO::BROUILLET.

Thanks again for any help with this "frustrating" but "different" game...

Linda

    
    
    Has anyoe every gotten anywhere with Milon's Secret Castle? I can
    get money and every other hidden things in the first rooms etc. but
    when I go to kill the dragon I die everytime.
    
    Has anyone finished this game?
    
    Barbara
    

    Hi,
    
    I was always having trouble killing the dragon, but I went out and
    bought a control that had the turbo control.  It was worth the cost. 
    You do not need the expensive one, just one that will do the trick.
    
    I am still trying to survive the iceroom.
    
    Good LucK.
    angie
    

    Re .48
    
    I finished this game, but I know I *never* would have been able to
    without turbo, as the last reply mentioned.
    
    Also, be prepared to leave your game on constantly for about a week
    straight (although this is something probably all Nintendo players are 
    accustomed to).
    
    -- Paul

    I need help.  
    
     I am stuck on level 3.  There are 2 demons. Which one is the one
    needed to be gotten rid of to advance to the next level?  I have gone
    against the one in the fireplace, but I just can't kill it.  Any help
    would be greatly appreciated.
    
     This file has helped me get to level 3. I borrowed the game from a 
    cousin who never even played. He doesn't even have the directions.
    
    							Thanks Again
     							Ellen Wyman

    	Hi Ellen

          Have you gotten the Feather and the High Jump Boots?  These are
    needed to defeat the demon monster in the fireplace room.  I'm not sure
    if the balloon appears in a store.  If it does this is also required to
    get before doing battle.

    	Bob

    Re: .52
    
    To answer one specific question: you have to defeat ALL of the demons
    to complete this game (I'm pretty sure you need all of the treasures as
    well). IMHO, the one in the fireplace was the second hardest, mostly
    because it is at the end of a room (as is the hardest one), so you're
    usually half-dead by the time you get there.
    
    Oh yeah, the directions are completely useless, so don't worry about
    it.
    
    Hmmm...as I recall, the feather was *real* hard to find, and I don't
    think you can reach it without the high-jump boots.  Am I thinking of
    the right one, Bob?
    
    -- Paul                                     

     Hi Bob, 
    
    	No, I haven't gotten the feather yet. I have been reading this file
    for a while and I know it is in the blue room but i can't find it. I
    found the high jump boots with no problem.  Where do i find the
    balloon?   Thank you .
    
    Ellen

    Spoiler for balloon:
    
    
    In the fireplace room, there's a closed-off square section around the
    middle of the room.  Keep shooting into it and the door will appear. 
    Shoot the two blocks on top, and push on the one that's left to fall
    into the room.
    
    Spoiler for feather:
    
    Nah, it took me too long to find this room; I'm not gonna tell.
    Just kidding...here it comes:
    
    
    It's in the extreme top right corner of the blue room.  Shoot out the
    top right ceiling tile, position Milon directly underneath on the
    springy block, and JUMP up into the room.

    Another clue to get the Balloon is;
    
    	There are three money blocks which appear when you shoot upwards. 
    Once you get these you can then go up.  I don't think that you can
    defeat the monster in the Icy room until you get all the items in stage
    3.

    	You can't go up the elevator until you get the feather.

    Bob

     Thanks for your help. I found the feather with no problem.  I already
    found the balloon.  I thought the balloon was someplace else.  
      When you go into the well, the first room with all the little
    ghosts, I have found a red balloon(quite by accident).  I haven,t
    been able to catch it, so I don't know what it is for.  Any help
    on this is appreciated.
    
    	Ellen

    
    	Hi Ellen,
    
    	  The ballon you mention in the well allows you to;
    
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    warp,  so to say,  out of the well.  The balloon appears after you destroy
    one of the nasty monsters that dissapear and shoot at you.
    
        Bob

    What purpose does the "Makes things visible" item have?????
    I don't seem to notice any difference between having it or not having
    it.

    	In certain rooms some of the monsters which attack you will be
    invisible if you do not have this item.  I hate it when you can't see
    what's zapping you!  Tough to know where to attack!

    	Bob

    I am enjoying this game mucho. Picked it up for $10.00 brand new in
    Walpole, Ma.  
    
    What is the secret to the left tower "maze"? I have solved all the
    rooms on level 3 up to this point. I just keep going down down down.
    Any hints?	
    

    	Hints for the Left tower follow;

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    Keep shooting UP!  You should come to a place where the blocks above
    you will break.  Jump up to continue and get your prize!

    Bob

    
    Yeah but.............................................
    
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               I had found a place where the blocks break, right after
    you fall  through the hole in the steps down about 5 levels of steps
    but.......I break the blocks but can't jump up through. What am I
    missing.
    
    
    
    
    
    			By the way ,.....thanks for the help!
    
    
    

    	This is the part where I forgot to reference on the castle drawing. 
    I have it listed as #1a.  It is basically a store where you can buy the

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    High Jump Boots.  You should have also gotten the feather.

    Hope this helps.

    	Bob

    Do you get the hammer after u defete the demon,if not where is it?What
    about thex saw???after u defete the demon,do u come out to go to the
    room u can't get in,or not???*
    
    *This is refiering to level 2 in the well room*