Toontown Adobe Flash Content/USA/Prank Training Pie Throw

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Prank Training: Pie Throw
PrankTrainingPieThrowTitle.png
Region: United States
File Name: tt_400x400_mockup.swf
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Prank Training: #15 The Pie Throw (file name being tt_400x400_mockup.swf) is a Flash game that doubled as an advertisement for Disney's Toontown Online. In the game, an unknown species of orange Toon (who only had their arm visible) is aiming pies (most likely Whole Cream Pies) at a cardboard cutout of a Bean Counter/Downsizer in a Sellbot suit.

Gameplay

The player uses their mouse in order to aim the Toon's arm and the crosshair that indicates where the pie is going to be thrown, then clicks in order to throw pies. The goal is to hit the cardboard cutout Cog, which will pop up in random spots in front of the player.

When the player successfully hits the cutout Cog, a brief cutscene plays showing the pie hitting the Cog, along with the word "SPLAT!" appearing.

After a certain amount of the time (which is not shown to the player), the game automatically ends. The game does not have a winning/losing condition, meaning that regardless of how many times the player hits the Cog (or even if the player does not hit the Cog at all), the player will always receive the same ending. At the end of the game, the player is offered a Free Trial for Toontown Online, which was originally accessed via clicking on the miniature Toontown video that appears on the screen. Sound clips of the male announcer from the 2003 USA Toontown commercial (Known for saying "Schweet!") can be heard at the end of this game, saying "Click here for a free trial!", "Schweet!", and "What are you waiting for?" in the listed order repeatedly. Eventually, after enough time, the sound clips stop repeating.

In addition to being able to access the Free Trial at the end of the game, the player was also originally able to access the Free Trial offer during gameplay via clicking the Free Trial button located at the bottom of the screen (which disappears at the end of the game, being replaced by the miniature Toontown video instead).

Music

The game lacked music entirely. Most of the sound effects were taken from Toontown Online.

Trivia

  • The miniature Toontown video that appears at the end of the game is composed of shortened clips from the 2003 USA Toontown commercial.

References

Research primarily obtained from file provided by this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jch6ejvXhc4

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