Walrii was involved in the JujuVille bombing of July 12, 1987.

4 criminals were responsible. Walrii, Jimmy Carter, Vin Diesel, and a tuxedo chicken. In the afternoon of July 11th, the group located a nearby hotel with soundproofed walls. After a tiring 5 hours of conspiring, sleep was their only option. the 4 criminals woke at 4 AM, well before sunrise and any pedestrian activity. They left the hotel, leaving a strange look on the employees as the gang carted the equipment to their van.

I just contacted the developer of the game, Xavier Andreani. Hopefully he can help me out.

Hi, thanks for your reply. I believe the reason that there are no search results, is that the pc version of androides is only ten levels long, while the version for the graphical calculator has a lot more. And the calculator game is not the most popular thing out there.

I saw somebody in a youtube comment also saying that he got stuck on level 15, and that he also thinks the level is impossible. But on this thread, somebody said he was stuck on level 23. That means level 15 is possible but how?

I need to get in contact with someone who knows about the game, and also knows how to do level 15.

Biblically Accurate Walrii

Update 10.0

HASHLIB has been renamed to CryptX and the entire project has been split up along functional lines into 3 libraries: HASHLIB, ENCRYPT, and ENCODEX. HASHLIB provides hashing, hmac, and related functionality (like hash-based mask generation, hmac-pbkdf, etc). ENCRYPT provides the secure RNG, AES, and RSA. ENCODEX provides an ASN.1 parser, Base 64 encoding/decoding, and BPP encoding/decoding.

Documentation is no longer in the git repository or in the artifacts on github and is now available as a docusite on github: https://acagliano.github.io/cryptx/index.html

Download: https://github.com/acagliano/cryptx/releases/latest

Heya, so far I have only been unable to find a walkthrough for any level past level 9 on Youtube. It seems that this game was either almost completely forgotten and most info about it lost to time except for download links. All Google results just lead to completely irrelevant Android phone-related links, same for Duckduckgo. It probably lived in the shadow of Lode Runner, Great Giana Sisters and Mario series when it first came out in the 80's.

I am currently stuck at level 15 and I think that that level is impossible. Can someone give me a walkthrough, or does anybody know where I can find a walkthrough? I play it on the TI-84 Plus CE-t calculator.

Video of modded version of Music 2000 for the Playstation 1 using the Music 2002 riff and sample library:

Wadtool:
-This tool is for reverse-engineering Music 2000, specifically the data (such as the sounds), so that eventually it can be replaced easily. It's still under development but it's progressing nicely. @Yuki is working on it.
https://github.com/juju2143/wadtool
There's also a Music 2000 Discord server with a room about modding the software: https://discord.gg/VxyufYhGWx

The album sequel 32-Bit Rekt Part 2 is now on Bandcamp and Kunaki!
https://djomnimaga.bandcamp.com/album/32-bit-rekt-part-2



TRACKLIST:
1. (synth-pop)
Tales of Neon Light 05:01
2. (90's eurodance)
Maximum Liquidation 07:11
3. (UK Hardcore)
The Knight Blew the Moon Up 05:45
4. (Electronic power metal)
Dream of Omnimaga 07:32
5. (Happy hardcore)
The Walrus Dance 04:03
6. (Melodic trap)
Hodl to the Rug 04:47
7. (Freeform)
The Dreaded Chemist Screwed Up 04:39
8. (Electronic power metal)
Through the Metal Infinity 05:55
9. (90's eurodance)
Eurodance Election 04:56
10. (synth-pop/synthwave)
Stuck in my Water Bed 03:59
11. (UK hardcore)
Techno Strike 2000 05:29
12. (ambient electronic power metal)
Fantasy of Fantasies: Epilogue 09:40

Spotify, Amazon, Apple and Deezer versions will be available in two or three weeks at my new URL (see sig's last URL or previous post)

My landing page URL has changed (see last sig button), as the original URL was obtained through Freenom and I no longer have access to it (for now at least). I also made new merch that is already available at my page but due to the nature of print on demand merchandise and the fact some of my stuff is all-over-print the prices are very similar to what you see at concerts and shops that sells merch from established musicians and bands.



I ordered two samples so far to see what they look like in real life. Hopefully I can afford to do so with the others soon. I'm also working on 32-Bit Rekt Part 2 album which is over halfway done.