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I would help you with that achievement but I can't remember anything about it (if I had problems unlocking it or something). Good luck with it.
I hope they fixed it in the sequel, which I own but didn't play yet.
Thanks for your words of appreciation :)
It's a shame the game is so incredibly flawed with the fact you get pieces that don't even fit anywhere with what you're getting. At the very least they should have had some sort of way where you could see the picture of the puzzle.
Yes there's some weird things happening when you change values, which I forgot to say when I wrote the guide. The game seem to have been made with those values in mind, so if the number is too high, it might fail to be displayed correctly, for example. There's also problems in displaying the right amount of credits you've got at the level end summary screen.
So I guess it might seem to not be working under certain circumstances, but if you did everything correctly it should work fine, and it's still much less work than trying to get all the achievements by grinding :)