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Catrap
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Also known as: Pitman (JP)
 This game has a prototype article |
Catrap is a puzzling platformer originally released in Japan as Pitman on the Sharp MZ-700, having its BASIC listing in a 1985 issue of Oh!MZ Publications as a type-in program. The popularity of that version led to the game being made for the Game Boy.
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Sound Test
Before the title screen appears, hold Down + Left + A + B + Select. If done correctly, a sound test option will appear in the pause menu.
Level Skip
During gameplay, hold Start, press Select, then release both buttons. After unpausing, the level will be automatically completed.
Regional Differences
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Besides the different title screen, the message at the end of the credits scroll is different between regions. The Japanese version says "Presented by Ask Kodansha", while the US version has a screen with the Asmik copyright and "Licensed by Nintendo" text from the title screen along with the Ask Kodansha copyright seen on the Japanese title screen.
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