Oh My Gods Game

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Oh My God
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Oh My God was one of the three Smite teams within the Oh My God organization, best known for its League of Legends division founded in 2012. The team disbanded after Tencent introduced a new rule that only allowed organizations to have 2 teams.

  • 3Player Roster

History

Timeline

  • 2015

Player Roster

Former

CIDNameRoleNext Team
NiFengZhou Yu (周宇)JunglerOh My God A
RebornDing Zi-Jian (丁梓健)Mid Laner
None
LoneLyJin Hai-Bo (金海波)Hunter
None
fightingjWang De-Chang (王德昌)SupportOh My God A
小木头丶He Chao (何超)Support
None
FenMiWang Bin (颜斌)Solo LanerOh My God A
Myth丶Wei Hui-Song (魏会嵩)Mid Laner
None
MakerHuang Sheng (黄胜)HunterOh My God A
ShiMmerYu Hao-Liang (于皓量)SupportOh My God A

Temporary Subs

IDNameRoleReplacingTournament
EnjingWu Guo-Yong (吴国涌)Solo LanerFenMiSMITE World Championship 2015
NeverAnsMid LanerMyth丶SMITE World Championship 2015
fightingjWang De-Chang (王德昌)SupportShiMmerSMITE World Championship 2015
MingZhiYuYin Li (尹力)HunterMakerSMITE World Championship 2015

Oh My Gods Webcomic

Team Achievements

DatePlaceEventRosterWinnings
2015-01-95 - 6Enjing • NiFeng • NeverAns • fightingj • MingZhiYu$32,653

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Oh My God!
Developer(s)Atlus
Publisher(s)Atlus
Platform(s)Arcade Game
Release1993
Genre(s)Puzzle game
Mode(s)Single-player, multiplayer

Oh My God! is an arcadepuzzle game from Atlus. The gameplay is similar to Dr. Mario.

Gameplay[edit]

A sequence of snakes made of colored balls fall down into the playing field. The object of the game is to manipulate the direction of these snakes, by using the joystick, in order to form a line of 3 colored balls vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The game ends when the playing field tops out, that is, when there is no room for a new snake to enter the playing field. Levels are cleared by obtaining a set number of points. Gameplay gets progressively more difficult in later levels as snakes fall at greater rates, and new colors are introduced.

Game details[edit]

Though the title is a common English phrase and most of the text is also in English, the instructions are in Japanese. The title is actually spoken by the game (in a chorus of voices) when a player's game ends, which, as in Tetris, occurs when the 'container' is filled to the 'top'. The game features a number of other sounds, including a Sumo Wrestler style grunt when the snake hits at the end of its fall.

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At one point during attract mode detailed instructions are given by a woman in Greek style dress and an anatomically correct male cherub character similar to a cupid but without the bow and arrow. The instructions are in quote balloons and are in Japanese text only, they are not given verbally.

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Oh My God! was released in 1993 as a conversion kit rather than as a stand-alone game and was marketed only in Japan. Though it is available as a M.A.M.E. ROM, it is rated on a commonness scale of 1 to 100 as a 1, making it among the rarest of games. There are only four known instances of the game circuit boards owned by collectors, there are no known examples of assembled, functional units.[1]

It has attracted a bit of a cult following among Mame users, however, and is even the subject of YouTube videos.[2][3][4][5]

External links[edit]

  • Oh My God! at the KLOV
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Notes[edit]

  1. ^Killer List Of Video games
  2. ^'Expert play'
  3. ^Beginner play
  4. ^commentary
  5. ^another example
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