This thing reminds me of that little quick-draw game in Kirby's Adventure.. I always made it past the first two, usually past the third, and most of the time couldn't make it past the fourth... but on a few occasions I managed to complete the whole thing, so I guess it varies...
Anyway, on my first try at this thing...
Well, on the first one I bumped the mouse too quickly and got a one-second penalty... my other scores were:
0.376, 0.283, 0.299, and 0.247, which somehow comes out to an average of 0.441 (maybe because of that first one and because of the .376 I got the second time). Basically it said I sucked:P
Anyway, trying again with a clearer idea of what I was doing, I got 0.206, 0.192, 0.202, 0.218, and 0.261, coming to an average of 0.215! Much better. Apparently that's "pretty good" according to the test.
Deciding to try a third time, in a normal sitting position this time, not with my legs up in the chair with me, and also because of the difference in the first two times, I produced 0.21, 0.214, 0.248, 0.214, and 0.248 (god only knows how I got the 0.214 twice and 0.248 twice, specifically, in one round), which came to an average of 0.226.. not much different from my previous score.
I think practice helps a lot, though, as does a comfortability with the settings of what you're doing. I find it quite easy to zoom through most of the levels in Rockman X 2 because I've played it a million times, but I sucked the first few times I played (those walls that close in sideways are a good example: I manage to get through those with plenty of space to spare unless I downright fall now, but it took several tries in the beginning).
I'm also kind of cold right now, and I haven't had much caffiene today, so I might be a little more sluggish than at some other times. *shrug*
As long as I'm fast enough to play SMB3, I'm probably fine. 😊
I might also point out that it didn't mess me up much when there was the big dot because I already read Carrot Red's (that's a lot of things pronounced as "red"😉 post, so I was expecting it a little more... it didn't really throw me off much. It might've if I were taking the test without knowing that, I don't know... when it happened the first time I found myself jumping on it, but as I said, I was expecting it to a degree, so...
I found the man's head in about a minute... man, that looks freaky! I was expecting some sort of an optical-illusion type thing, so I was trying to see a pattern in the nuts... but there's really a head there in the nuts! That's just disturbing...
Again, though, this was probably affected by trying to predict it beforehand; I was expecting it to be something right-brained, so I was trying to imagine a pattern or something, when there was really something to find (which, to me, seemed more left-brained, but I guess you have to pay attention to notice it)... anyway, I don't know exactly what that means...
