Originally an entry in the Summer 2005 Dualstream Day of Zeux, Cheese's Adventure is one of the earliest examples of pixel-perfect movement in MegaZeux, if not THE earliest example. The game itself is a very short, but solid, sidescroller. You gain experience from enemies you kill, and you earn points with each level you gain, which you can allocate at the start of each level into either offense, defense, or jumping power. Knowing which stats to put your points into is key to getting through each level. The environment graphics aren't the prettiest to look at, and the enemy AI is a bit on the simplistic side (the fight against Sting at the end is downright unfair), but these are passable given that this had to be made in only 24 hours. Despite its imperfections, I feel this game is an absolute must play, due to its innovation and place in MZX history.