Most of the comments explain my level titles and those oh-so-clever passwords you'll see. [Passwords in all caps.]
Password ties into title to make Nicholas Cage [who has no special significance to my life].
.....teeth......eyes = eyetheeth = FANG
I think the title of the level is very apt, but the password makes it clear what I think of the song by Sting.
The spelling, KAOS, is an homage to the "Get Smart" TV show's villains.
Password stands for Rockin' Jerry Lee Lewis, who released "Great Balls of Fire." The hint is a line from the song.
Chain, LINK.......chainlink fence - OK, not that funny.
SHOO, shoo, you monsters are too close.
Crazy, I know, but I don't like the Star Wars movies, and this title cracks me up. CHSE = cheesy
MFTI: Morty Fineman "The Independent" .......a mockumentary, and "Kohoutek, Run!" is the name of one of his movies.
TRTN - 13th Floor Elevators released a song with this title, but I am more familiar with The Jesus and Mary Chain's cover.
ME, ME! JayWalker is my screen name on several sites. [It is who I am - it is what I do].
Nothing much clever here.
The title of the level is a HINT about gathering the shoes.
QUIcK, quick, like a bunny!
SUPE = my Superman keychain.
PATI = cow pattie [don't step in the brown stuff!]
The BLUE key has the trickiest role.
The level title is the name of an incredible song by TheThe.
Friend, CHUM............eh, move along to the next one.
The title refers to the fact the most of my levels use the whole 32 x 32 grid.
The password is a clue. If you need more help, insert "the toggled wall is already" in front of the clue.
PATC, I wanted it to be PATCO: Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
Not a particularly clever password.
The password is a clue about where you start using the keys.
NMA = New Model Army - just about the best band ever. Level title is the name of one of their albums.
OK, let's Synchronize our WaTCHes.
Sidewalking and HEAT are both songs by The Jesus and Mary Chain.
HEe-HEe, this level is so evil.
HA-HA, this level is even eviler!
Horns are always a-blowin' during Rush Hour.
The CURE have a song called Push.
ICCY - a misspelling of icy - lots of ice on this level! (Levels 32 and 33: notice how Push has come to Shove?)
AVEC is French for "with." That's the end of your language lesson for today.
SEEK out those elusive chips.
Level title is a song by the JAMC, [Jesus And Mary Chain].
Sleep........ZZZZ. You already guessed this, right?
LIFT is short for shoplift, as in Grab and Run. [I neither engage in nor condone this activity.]
There was a group called Times Two who had one cool song called "Strange but TRUE."
You'll need sharp knowledge of TELEports for this level.
Level title is the catch phrase from the Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy [HGTG] books.
Level 42's most well-known song is Something About You [OUCH! that was too punny]
PICK your Choices..............um, yeah.
VRTY, classified ad-speak for Variety.
AGIN = again. Hey, I can't be funny all the time.
Shoes - SIZE. See note for level 45.
The Pied Piper goes TWEEt!
The POGO - ah, what a great Dance. Level title is also a play on the film title "Dances with Wolves."
ADVS = adventures. Relax, we're almost through here.
SINK or Swim. Get it?
Random password as suggested by Pi Guy. Anyone figure out the level title yet?
Level 21 with the bust fixed.
Level 36 with the bust fixed.
Level 1 - Separate Cells - was the first level I ever created. I've learned some tricks in the meantime, so I changed it around a little. Not hugely different or necessarily better, but some new tricks must be discovered!
This may incense some people who hold the Disney corporation in high regard, but, as a former employee, I have a pretty negative opinion of them and their parks, which is evident when you read my hint!
I needed to have two hints for the next level, so I created this level to house one of them. I also hope I made it entertaining.
Level 55 is a bit of a snoozer since there isn't much to figure out, so I took the basic design and went wild. It's too hard for me to judge since I know exactly what needs to be done, but I may have gone overboard and made it TOO complicated. As what happened many times in my first 50-level set, this is another example of me using the entire grid and stuffing a million ideas into it.
The password kind of gives away the method you need to use, but it's probably not that hard to figure out anyway.
Ice is my favorite variety of floor in CC. I was stuck for a title for a long time until this Paul Simon song popped into my head.
Most of my levels tend to be big, so this was a conscious effort to create something small and fast.
The title is the punchline of one of my favorite jokes (which is in the hint). I don't use invisible walls very often, (though I like hidden walls), but I felt that they were what was needed here.
I was going for a closed-in, mine shaft kind of atmosphere. I wish it could have been a bigger level, but I really wanted to keep all other paths out of sight as you wandered the board.
When the title of Pat Benatar's song popped into my mind, I knew I could design a level around it, and this is what I came up with!
I had fun with this one - I hope its solution is not too immediately obvious. Its title at first was The Problematic Tank, which is just awkward and for some reason makes me think of a Hardy Boys mystery.
The area with the toggle walls and trap buttons around 13/26 was difficult for me to figure out. I didn't want to make the left or right exits off the force floors only one space wide as I thought that was too difficult, and when I made it two spaces wide, I realized that those with quick fingers would be able to get the sets of keys on both sides of the force floor - something I definitely didn't want to allow! So I was pretty proud of what I came up with to prevent that (pats self on back)!
The title of the level is the name of a song by the British group James, and the hint is my favorite line from it. The line stuck in my head, and it inspired this level, which ended up being a favorite of this latter set. (I have no idea what the title means or how it relates to the message of the song!)
I don't have to explain this title, do I?!