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G.I. Ant topples a chain of dominoes in Ocean's Pushover, and the last tile has to land on a trigger. Shove the wrong domino and the chain collapses short of the switch, which means the room starts over.
Computer editions tied the puzzles to Britain's Quavers snacks. The Super Nintendo version swaps that branding for money bags, so the ant is collecting cash rather than crisp packets.
The 1991 puzzle is still the same physics: one push, a long fall, and a door that opens only if the sequence was legal. G.I. Ant's walk and the money bags are the cartridge's visible difference from the snack-branded computer editions.
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