Whoever wrote the previous definition needs to get HIS facts
straight. Flicky was originally an arcade
game that came out back in "nineteen hundred, and eighty-four" (that's "1984") to you. It later got PORTED to the Mega Drive (as the Japanese and Europeans call it). See, Flicky existed WAAAAAY before that
blue "
Sonic" fellow. You're not "a" flicky, you are THE Flicky; the original eponymous (pronounced eh-PAHN-a-mus) character who has to rescue her chicks (and I mean the actual
bird kind!) called Chirps (or "Piopio" for you Japanese folk) from a
cat named Nyan-Nyan (that's "Tiger" to you "yanks"), and an iguana named Choro ("Iggy").
You with me so far? Good.
You clear levels by getting all the Chirps to the exit door (kinda like Sonic
3D Blast only...2D). Simple, no? Too bad you gotta worry about the Tiger's and the Iggy's, AND if you take one hit, you're out. Simple, yet complex.
I bet I'm the only one who's ever heard that Flicky was originally an arcade
game from the 80's. This
game is like, so totally radical to the
max! It's teh r0x0rz in my s0x0rz.