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Millipede — stories left

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It was renamed to Millipede: Super Arcade Hit! for its 1988 US Nintendo Entertainment System release.

(English)English Wikipedia"Millipede"from "Ports"

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Donald Hayes of New Hampshire scored a world record 10,627,331 points playing Millipede on December 26, 2004.

(English)English Wikipedia"Millipede"from "High scores"

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