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kevingoniwicha — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 19:11:02 CST

ROCKHOPPER LEFT :(

Videos

kevingoniwicha — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:48:21 CDT

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Thin Ice

kevingoniwicha — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:47:04 CDT

Club Penguin Coin Cheats

Club Penguin Thin Ice Game Guide To complete the Thin Ice game, follow the paths of the pictures listed below.

Level 1

Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Level 7 Level 8 Level 9 Level 10 Level 11 Level 12 Level 13 Level 14. Level 15 Level 16 Level 17 Level 18 Level 19 You have completed all the levels. Congratulations, but their is one more level. The bonus level.

Glitches

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 17:00:50 CDT

Wave Fast Click (W) on your keyboard multiple times to wave fast.
Throw Fast Snow Balls Throw fast snow balls by clicking (T).
Blank Message Make a blank chat message by making a space and hitting enter.
Speed up Club Penguin If the server your on is slow and laggy, click the + or - sign to speed it up. This changes the resolution of the game.
Say Hello and Good Bye fast. Press H and G repeatedly. Make sure you do it fast.
Weird Noise Press E + T to here a funny noise.
Spam Club Penguin Jokes While playing Club Penguin, repeatedly press the letter J to keep popping up jokes.

Easy Sledding

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:57:01 CDT

Easy Sledding Everytime you make a move to avoid a slope or bump, return back to the middle. (It will be easier to avoid objects in this position.

Secret Agent Quiz Answers

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:55:15 CDT

Honest
Being mean or rude.
Report them.
Saying their address.
I want to keep Club Penguin safe.
I want to help other penguins.

Secret Rooms

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:51:09 CDT

On your map, their are 3 hidden rooms.
The Dojo is located at the top of the map, near the center.
The Ice Berg is on the top right of the map.
The Mine is near the Cove.
If you have a Spy Phone, you can get to the Club Penguin HQ.

Easy Login

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:47:51 CDT

Club Penguin Easy Login You can refresh the page by pressing F5 instead of logging out. (To avoid using items, I suggest you use miniclip’s version of Club Penguin.)

Hat Glitch

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:44:39 CDT

Take off hat, but it’s still on. This is a weird glitch, that I thought would be fixed, but isn’t. First open up your player card and put on the bell. Then exit and hit (w) to wave. Then open your player card back up, and put on the tour guide hat. Then wave and take off the hat. Your hat will still be on, but it will be displayed as being off on your player card. Exit the player card and you will still be wearing the hat.
5. Take off hat, but it still shows.

Walk Around While Playing Find Four

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:42:20 CDT

Go to the Ski Village.

Now do the walk away from the game cheat. To do this, go to the game, click yes, and then right click on the front of the door as fast as you can. (This may take more then once to work.)
Now you will in front of the door.
I can not get the penguin to leave the room, but it is supposed to. So keep trying to get it to leave the room. You will then appear to be playing the game still, when someone joins, but you won’t even be in the room. You would be outside wondering around Club Penguin. If you try to join other games, it will say, “Sorry, the room is currently full.” It was also say “The character has quit the game” in totally different rooms.
The cool thing about this cheat is that you can go back and forwards in the game. First you will need to rick click, and then use the left click button to go where you want.

Walk Under Chat Bar

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:39:32 CDT

Go to a room where you can walk beside the chat bar.

Go either to the left, or the right of the chat bar.
If your on the left, click on the right side of the chat bar. (Vice versa.)
You will then be waking under the chat bar, with your hat popping out.
Say something like, “hi” and it will be displayed above the chat bar.

Multiple Account Login

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:37:11 CDT

First login to Club Penguin.

Go to any server.
Now open http://play.clubpenguin.com in another tab.
Click tab until its above the ok button. Their will be a yellow box around the “login” button above the ok sign. (See picture below and click to see larger.)
Now click enter, and then log in with your username and pick a wrong password.
Then it will say “Incorrect Password.
Click on and then enter your penguins real user and pass.

Jetpack

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:33:16 CDT

Club Penguin finally updated Jet Pack Adventure. You can now fly above the stage and even earn a 1000 coin bonus without touching a coin. As I mention, if you make it to the end of the game, you will be rewarded a 1000 coin bonus.

Ice Fishing

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:30:34 CDT

Strategy Guide

Ice Fishing is a very easy game to play. Follow the guide to earn lots of coins.

1. Always use the new “flashing lure fishing rod” so that you can catch the Silver fish.
2. Grey fish are worth double. Catch as many as you can. They will add up at the end.
3. Catch the Mullet fish by getting a yellow fish as bait when it starts to come. The Mullet will bite it and get stuck on the hook.

Cart Surfer

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:28:26 CDT

Strategy Guide

1. Only use the Spin and Flip tricks. These moves earn the most coins. Flipping - Down arrow (2 times), space bar Spin - Space bar, right arrow.
2. Alternate between each move. Do flip, spin, flip, spin, etc. If you do one trick twice in a row, than you will only receive half the points than the first time.
3. At turns, push down the down bottom and than turn. This will allow you to gain more points at turns.
4. When you get into a turn where you can only do one flip or spin, don’t turn at the turn. Just crash into the wall. This will allow you to go back and re do the same turn you were just on. You will not lose any coins. Do this for three times of your lives.
5. At the end, you should be able to end up with 500 - 600 coins. Keep trying and soon you will get the hang of it.

Astro Barrier

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:24:57 CDT

Astro Barrier:

Level 10, 20 or 30

1.Go to Astro Barrier
2. On screen before first level press 1, 2 or 3 and you will be sent to that level times 10 (don’t press any other keys before that).

Secret Levels

1. Play Astro Barrier normally until you come to a screen that says press ENTER to continue.
2. DO NOT PRESS ENTER.
3. Wait 30-40 seconds and a blue ship will appear.
4. Shoot it and you will be sent to Secret Levels

Expert Levels

1. Go to Astro Barrier
2. On screen before first level press ‘3′ and you will be sent to level 30 (don’t press any other keys before that).
3. Complete level 30 and wait 25-40 seconds and a blue ship will appear.
4. Shoot and the turret will shoot the ship.
5.You are now on expert levels!

Cheats

kevingoniwicha — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:08:09 CDT

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About Club Penguin

kevingoniwicha — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 18:22:39 CDT

About Club Penguin

Club Penguin is a snow-covered virtual island where kids can play games and interact in a fun-filled, online playground that's guided by an unwavering commitment to safety.

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Club Penguin is an online game developed by New Horizon Interactive. Using cartoon penguins as avatars, players waddle around, chat, play minigames and participate in other activities with one another in a snow-covered virtual world. After beta-testing, Club Penguin was made available to the general public on October 24, 2005 and has since expanded into a large online community — growing to the extent that by late 2007, it was claimed that Club Penguin had over 12 million user accounts. While free memberships are available, revenue is predominantly raised through paid memberships which allow players to access a range of additional features, (such as the ability to purchase virtual clothing, furniture and "pets" for their penguins through the use of in-game currency). The success of Club Penguin led to New Horizon being purchased by The Walt Disney Company in August 2007 for the sum of $350 million, with an additional $350 million in bonuses should specific targets be met by 2009. The game is designed for children between the ages of 6 and 14 years old. Thus a major focus of the developers has been on child safety, with a number of features introduced to the game to facilitate this — including offering a "Safe Chat" mode, whereby users select their comments from a menu; filtering that prevents swearing and the revelation of personal information and moderators (along with veteran players) who police the game. Nevertheless, the game has its critics, some of whom have claimed that it teaches consumerism and that it can encourage cheating.
Development on Club Penguin began in 2003 when Lance Priebe and Lane Merrifield, employees at New Horizon Productions (which became New Horizon Interactive in 2005) in Kelowna, British Columbia, saw a need for "social networking for kids". As Merrifield later described the situation, they decided to build Club Penguin when they were unsuccessful in finding "something that had some social components but was safe, and not just marketed as safe" for their own children. Merrifield and Priebe approached their employer, David Krisko, with the idea of creating a spinoff company to develop the new product. Prior to starting work on Club Penguin, Lance Priebe had been developing Flash web-based games in his spare time. As part of Rocketsnail Games, Priebe released Experimental Penguins in 2000, which featured gameplay similar to that which was incorporated into Club Penguin. Although Experimental Penguins went off line in 2001, it was used as the inspiration for Penguin Chat, which was released shortly after Experimental Penguin's removal. Thus, when Priebe, Merrifield and Krisko decided to go ahead with Club Penguin in 2003, they had Penguin Chat to inform part of the design process. After two years of testing and development, the first version of Club Penguin went live on October 24, 2005. Growth was rapid. Club Penguin started with 15,000 users, and by March that number had reached 1.4 million — a figure which almost doubled by September, when it hit 2.6 million. By the time Club Penguin was two years old, membership had reached 3.9 million users. At the point when they were purchased by Disney, Club Penguin had 12 million accounts, of which 700,000 were paid subscribers, and were generating $40 million in annual revenue. Although the owners had turned down lucrative advertising offers and venture capital investments in the past, in August 2007 they agreed to sell the company (both Club Penguin and the parent company) for the sum of $350 million. In addition, the owners were promised bonuses of up to $350 million if they were able to meet growth targets by 2009. In making the sale, Merrifield has stated that their main focus during negotiations was philosophical, and that the intent was to provide themselves with the needed infrastructure in order to continue to grow. On March 11, 2008 Club Penguin released the Club Penguin Improvement Project (CPIP). This project allowed players to be part of the testing of new servers put into use in Club Penguin on April 14, 2008. Players had a "clone" of their penguin made, to test these new servers for bugs and glitches. The testing was ended on April 4, 2008. In April 2008, Club Penguin opened its first international office in the UK for local support, and Disney announced in June, 2008, plans to open an Australian office in August of that year.

Coins For Change

kevingoniwicha — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 18:17:35 CDT

Coins For Change was an in-game donation available from December 14 to December 24, 2007, in which players could donate their virtual coins to any of three charitable issues: Kids who are sick, The Environment, and Kids in Developing Countries. Players could donate in increments of 50, 250, or 500 virtual coins. At the end of the campaign, the New Horizon Foundation donated a total of $1 million to the World Wide Fund for Nature, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and Free The Children. The proportion of the 1 million dollars that each organization received depended on how many virtual coins were donated by players toward each issue. For example, if most players donated their virtual coins to the environment, the environmental organization got a higher percentage than the others. Issue #115 of The Penguin Times stated that the standings were:

Kid's Health: 39.4%, $394,000 went to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
Environment: 33%, $330,000 went to World Wide Fund for Nature
Kids in Developing Countries: 27.6%, $276,000 went to Free the Children

A total of over two billion virtual coins were donated.

Game Features

kevingoniwicha — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 18:14:09 CDT

Emoticons

Players can express their feelings with emoticons. There are numerous emoticons, such as a happy face, a sad face, angry, winking, etc. The emoticons appear above the avatar's head in a speech bubble. There are also secret emoticons that may be unlocked by holding down letters on the keyboard (e.g. holding down E and I produces the igloo emoticon). On December 5, 2007, the heart and skull emoticons were removed because players found these offensive, and were replaced with the flower emoticon. On January 9, 2008 the heart emoticon was brought back as a result of popular demand by players.

Items

Members may use the virtual coins that they collect from playing mini games to purchase various items from a wide variety of shops. Shop types include clothing, wigs, stage costumes, igloos, furniture, and sports. Members and non-members alike may also purchase new colors for their penguins. Each player has their own penguin card, which is used to manage the player's inventory. Players may decorate their card by purchasing new backgrounds, clothing and other items. Penguin cards can also be to display "pins" - new examples of which appear within Club Penguin every two weeks. Pins are free, but are hidden throughout the game. On January 4, 2008, Club Penguin hid their 50th pin, a snow shovel. Flags are similar to pins; they also appear in the top left-hand corner of a player's penguin card. Clothes are worn by penguins, which can either be bought or given out during parties. Only members can buy clothes, but those given out at parties are wearable by all penguins. Members' igloos can be upgraded into many different styles. Some igloo styles are themed for parties, such as the Bamboo Hut or Log Cabin. Furniture may be bought for the igloos of subscribed members and can be used to design and decorate an igloo. Flooring for an igloo (introduced January 19, 2007) is also only accessible by subscribed members.

Puffles

Puffles are small, fluffy creatures that players may have as pets. They are available from the Pet Shop in blue, green, pink, black, purple, red, and yellow. Non-members have access to the blue and red puffles only, and may have no more than two; members may adopt up to fourteen puffles. Members whose membership has expired are permitted to retain their puffles. Puffles have health, rest, and energy bar charts to indicate their status. Puffles which are not "looked after" will run away from the player, and will need to be replaced. There are seven official breeds of puffles, each with a different personality (as described in the in-game "Adopt a Puffle" catalog):

Blue Puffles are known to be mild-tempered and content. (Available to non-members)
Green Puffles are very energetic and playful, and "like to clown around".
Purple Puffles are dancers, and are described as being "usually happy", but are finicky eaters.
Red Puffles (from "Rockhopper Island") are known to be adventurous and enthusiastic. (Available to non-members)
Pink Puffles are very active and cheery, and like to exercise.
Black Puffles are described as possessing a strong and silent disposition.
Yellow Puffles were added November, 2007. They are depicted as both artistic and spontaneous.