before I solved all my puzzles the hard way, not knowing which way a piece should go. Originally posted by Jxt09:well I consider it cheating. Looking at the pack page previews in Steam I understand what you are talking about now - the pieces of that pack (and the upcoming Bosch's Garden and Urban Decay packs) seems like they have tried to add a slight 3D effect to the pieces, which as you say means you can always tell which way the piece is oriented regardless of the 'content' of the piece itself. You can't tell me those aren't 'cheats' just because they are part of the game code! If some glitch gives you infinite lives or whatever that is obviously not the way you were intended to play the game and is therefore a cheat to use it.Īh okay, I don't have the Dolphin pack so couldn't really work out what you meant. There are bugs and cheat codes in the old SNES games and other consoles of that era. I think it was unintended by the developers and therefore not the way they intended us to play the game. Besides, if it were a real physical jigsaw puzzle there would be no white line or anything telling you which way a piece should go. Originally posted by sfnhltb:Using shadows/patterns of light to orient a piece is not cheating, it is just normal jigsaw puzzling.

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