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Mr. Mix.

Does anyone remember an old PC game from the early 1990s called Mr. Mix?

It's mainly a typing game, similar to Mario Teaches typing where you have to type words into a box to make a chef

that titular Mr. Mix put ingredients into a bowl.

Unlike most typing games, however, this game is notorious for having an insane difficulty curve.

The game has a words per minute requirement for each level, being as low as 10 on level 1 and as high as 85 on the third.

By level 5, the requirement reaches over 500, effectively making it impossible to proceed any further.

One of the main things to be promoted about this game immediately was the background music.

The music on the first level was an unsettling paradigm, which was how old,

sick of progressively louder as the level went on, often causing damage to early computer speakers

and were not designed to handle extremely high volumes of sound.

The second level had no music at all, and the third had what sounded like an extremely low-quality recording of a hair dryer playing in the background.

The main two levels had extremely loud high-pitched ringing throughout the level that caused severe eardrum damage to those who managed to get that far.

Another rather disturbing aspect of the game was the design of Mr. Mix himself.

He was a large, round-faced, overweight man with large, bitty eyes and red spots on his cheeks.

Most children who played the game reported that in vivid nightmares, Mr. Mix,

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