MEGA MOLE

This big rodent's gone bad! And really big and bad! We're not talking about Mega Mole, though, we're talking about Mr. Gerbil, Mega Mole's arch-nemesis. You see, Mr. Gerbil is a large furry creature a couple hundred meters high with an appetite for concrete. Mega Mole's about the only thing that can stop him from eating the second-rate cities of the world.


Round 1: Any City, Anywhere
In the opening round, we are introduced to Mr. Gerbil's mysterious appearance and his subsequent butt-kicking in the paws of Mega Mole.
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Round 2: Newark, U.S.A.
The Greatest City in the World: New York. The, um, un-greatest city in the world, right across the river, Newark.
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Round 3: Tijuana, Mexico
Along the Mexico-U.S.A. border are many split cities, one on the good side of the fence and one on the bad. Guess which side Tijuana is in.
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Round 4: Shenzhen, China
Hong Kong is the financial capital of the Orient. Shenzhen is the manufacturing capital.
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Round 5: Yokohama, Japan
The largest city in Japan is Tokyo. The second largest is Yokohama, a huge port and industrial city that contains industrial stuff.
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Round 6: Oakland, U.S.A.
San Francisco sits high on the hills next to the San Francisco Bay. Oakland sits on the hills on the opposite shore.
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Round 7: Anytown, U.S.A.
A change from the big city circuit in this one. Here, it's time for small town action in a suddenly unordinary small town U.S.A.
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Round 8: Hsichih, Taiwan
Taipei is the largest city and capital of the ROC. Hsichih is a suburb wedged into a flood-prone valley just outside the city limits that has borne the brunt of every natural disaster.
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Round 9: Moles, Chemistryland
A fictitious city with a skyline resembling the Periodic Table.
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Round 10: Orange County, U.S.A.
Los Angelas is one of those few cities that doesn't have a sludgeopolis next door. Instead, it is surrounded by the Orange County suburbian sprawl.
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Round 11: Fort Worth, U.S.A.
Dallas is one of the largest cities in the state with the largest ego. Fort Worth is right next to it. Which one have you heard of before?
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Other Stuff
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