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	'''Typing Tutor Turbo''' is a [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|stand-up arcade game]] owned by [[The King of Town\|the King of Town]]. While its name suggests it is designed to teach one how to type, how it does so is unclear, as it does not have a keyboard. The King showed it to [[Strong Bad]] while the latter had to spend the night at [[The King of Town's Castle\|the former's castle]]; though Strong Bad was initially unimpressed with the game, he later got some fun out of it by using the cabinet to crush the King.		'''Typing Tutor Turbo''' is a [[Stand-Up Arcade Games\|stand-up arcade game]] owned by [[The King of Town\|the King of Town]]. While its name suggests it is designed to teach one how to type, how it does so is unclear, as it does not have a keyboard. The King showed it to [[Strong Bad]] while the latter had to spend the night at [[The King of Town's Castle\|the former's castle]]; though Strong Bad was initially unimpressed with the game, he later got some fun out of it by using the cabinet to crush the King.

	It appears to be a shooting game, visually resembling ''[[Space Invaders]]'' or ''[[Galaga]]'', where the player controls a ship and fires at groups of letters; the game may also draw influence from the [[Game Genie]], a cheating device for [[Nintendo\|Nintendo Entertainment System]] games that features an identical [[Fonts\|font]] and a similar game-like format. According to the King of Town, the goal is to accumulate ~~"~~WPMs~~"~~ (~~"~~that's [[words per minute]], you know~~"~~).		It appears to be a shooting game, visually resembling ''[[Space Invaders]]'' or ''[[Galaga]]'', where the player controls a ship and fires at groups of letters; the game may also draw influence from the [[Game Genie]], a cheating device for [[Nintendo\|Nintendo Entertainment System]] games that features an identical [[Fonts\|font]] and a similar game-like format. According to the King of Town, the goal is to accumulate "WPMs" ("that's [[words per minute]], you know").

	It has no known relation to ''[[Floppy Disk Container\|Typing Tutor Jr.]]'', a similarly-named game that Strong Bad sold at his [[garage sale]].		It has no known relation to ''[[Floppy Disk Container\|Typing Tutor Jr.]]'', a similarly-named game that Strong Bad sold at his [[garage sale]].

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	* [[QWERTY]]		* [[QWERTY]]
	* [[Minor Video Games]]		* [[Minor Video Games]]

	~~<span id~~=~~"appearances"></span>~~		== Appearances ==
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	* '''Debut:''' Email [[the bet]]		* '''Debut:''' Email [[the bet]]
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'''Typing Tutor Turbo''' is a [[Stand-Up Arcade Games|stand-up arcade game]] owned by [[The King of Town|the King of Town]]. While its name suggests it is designed to teach one how to type, how it does so is unclear, as it does not have a keyboard. The King showed it to [[Strong Bad]] while the latter had to spend the night at [[The King of Town's Castle|the former's castle]]; though Strong Bad was initially unimpressed with the game, he later got some fun out of it by using the cabinet to crush the King.

It appears to be a shooting game, visually resembling ''[[Space Invaders]]'' or ''[[Galaga]]'', where the player controls a ship and fires at groups of letters; the game may also draw influence from the [[Game Genie]], a cheating device for [[Nintendo|Nintendo Entertainment System]] games that features an identical [[Fonts|font]] and a similar game-like format. According to the King of Town, the goal is to accumulate "WPMs" ("that's [[words per minute]], you know").

It has no known relation to ''[[Floppy Disk Container|Typing Tutor Jr.]]'', a similarly-named game that Strong Bad sold at his [[garage sale]].

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* [[QWERTY]]
* [[Minor Video Games]]

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* '''Debut:''' Email [[the bet]]

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