'''Brushfire''' is the tenth level in [[Chip's Challenge 1]]. In this level, Chip must follow the correct path through the [[fire]], and there is a [[bug]] in the maze of fire which will start to bother Chip after a couple wrong turns. In the 51 route, the bug is never seen.
'''Brushfire''' is the tenth level in [[Chip's Challenge 1]]. In this level, [[Chip]] must follow the correct path through the maze of [[fire]], and there is also a [[bug]] in the maze which will start to bother Chip after a couple wrong turns. Thankfully, the bug is never seen in the 51 route.
The technique of window shopping is useful here - dead ends can be seen, and the [[exit]] becomes visible along with [[Wall|walls]] and fire suggesting that it should be approached from the south-west.
The technique of window shopping is useful here - dead ends can be seen, and the [[exit]] becomes visible along with [[Wall|walls]] and fire suggesting that it should be approached from the south-west.
In the [[Lynx]] version, Chip receives a [[decade message]], but not in [[MS]]. This "lost message" reads as follows: ''After warming up on the first levels of the challenge, Chip is raring to go! "This isn't so hard", he thinks.''
==Decade message==
In [[Lynx|the Lynx version]], Chip receives a [[decade message]], but not in [[Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge|the Microsoft version]]. This "lost message" reads as follows:<br>''After warming up on the first levels of the challenge, Chip is raring to go! "This isn't so hard", he thinks.''
==Trivia==
Brushfire is one of four levels in CC1 with a different password in the Microsoft version than in the original Atari Lynx version. The other three are [[Lesson 6]], [[Ping Pong]], and [[Paranoia]].
Brushfire is the tenth level in Chip's Challenge 1. In this level, Chip must follow the correct path through the maze of fire, and there is also a bug in the maze which will start to bother Chip after a couple wrong turns. Thankfully, the bug is never seen in the 51 route.
The technique of window shopping is useful here - dead ends can be seen, and the exit becomes visible along with walls and fire suggesting that it should be approached from the south-west.
In the Lynx version, Chip receives a decade message, but not in the Microsoft version. This "lost message" reads as follows: After warming up on the first levels of the challenge, Chip is raring to go! "This isn't so hard", he thinks.
