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Kirby Air Ride
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Attachment Kirby Creator, Masahiro Sakurai, resigned from HAL Laboratory surrounding the development of Kirby Air Ride.
Pokémon X
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Attachment Veteran Timeo references the E3 2007 Wii Fit demonstration by saying "my body is ready!", a phrase said during the demonstration by Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime.
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
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Masahiro Sakurai (the creator of Kirby) provided the voice of King Dedede.
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
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Originally, Kojima was not going to be a part of the creation of the game aside from providing the overall guidelines and concepts for the project. However, he noticed that the team did not understand the story's themes about nuclear deterrence and the cold war (admitting that it was most likely because of generational differences) and stepped in to make sure the game turned out how he envisioned.
The Last of Us Part I
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Buckley, the dog Joel pets, is named after Troy Baker (The voice of Joel)'s own dog, who died 3 years before the game released.
Super Mario Bros. 3
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This game was the first appearance of the common Mario enemy Boos. They were actually based off of game designer Takashi Tezuka's wife, who would normally shy away from people, but had an explosive temper, triggered by the high amount of time Tezuka was spending at work.
Touhou Eiyashou: Imperishable Night
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One of Eirin Yagokoro's spell cards is called "Curse of the Heavens 'Apollo 13'," and is named after the famed Apollo 13 of NASA's space project, which had a critical malfunction and was sent back to Earth.

In the attack's description on Normal difficulty, it reads "13 is an unlucky number. Only Lunarians know the reason for its failure." It is revealed in later supplementary works that its failure was the result of Lunarian sabotage.
Borderlands 2
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The "these pretzels suck" and Butt Stallion dialogue spoken by Handsome Jack were ad-libbed by voice actor Dameon Clarke. Writer Anthony Burch was upset that these became Handsome Jack's most popular lines as he had no hand in writing them.

"This was an adlib by Dameon Clarke, the voice of Handsome Jack. It's easily Jack's single most popular line, and I didn't frigging write it. I will never forgive Dameon for this."
Pokémon X
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Junichi Masuda has stated that the name "Kalos" derives from the Greek word "καλός", meaning "beauty".
Franchise: Battletoads
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Attachment A pilot for an animated series of Battletoads was made in 1992, and some of the people who worked on it would later work on 'The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog'. It didn't meet DIC's expectations, and was subsequently scrapped. It was later released on VHS, but is considered a collectible as it is hard to come by.
Persona 4 Arena
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Fuuka Yamagishi's voice actress in Persona 3, Mela Lee, was replaced by Wendee Lee for this game.
Franchise: Mario
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Marc Graue, Ronald B. Ruben and Charles Martinet are the only people to voice Mario in the video games. Marc Graue and Charles Martinet would later go on to voice the characters 'Mr. Zurkon' and 'Orvus' in the Ratchet and Clank Future Trilogy.
Disgaea D2: A Brighter Darkness
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Several famous Japanese artist lent illustrations for the Tera tier spells:

• Tera Ice - "Ar tonelico" artist Nagi.
• Tera Fire - Goro Suzuki.
• Tera Wind - Soji Hisakata, character designer for Gleipnora.
• Tera Heal - Saku, card artist for Zillions of Enemy X.
• Tera Star - Shishizaru, a character designer for Necromancer Nightmare Reborn, and Crimson Sea.
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In 1994, WayForward became part of a partnership with American Education Publishing, focusing on creating educational games for which they won the CES Best New Media Award in 1994 and two CES Innovations Awards in 1995.
Company: CyberConnect2
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CyberConnect2 was first formed on February 16, 1996 as "CyberConnect" but on September 16, 2001, it was renamed "CyberConnect2".
The Stanley Parable
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A special version of the demo was made for the online channel Revision3 and shown on Rev3Games. This version features the narrator acknowledging the show's hosts Adam and Anthony, a reference to their River Dance audition tapes, and a part of the game for Adam to apologize to Anthony.
The Stanley Parable
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Attachment A special demonstration version was given to be played on the online video game series Steam Train, a spin-off of the show Game Grumps. In this version, the narrator acknowledges the show's hosts Danny and Ross for playing it, allows them a moment to apologize to the audience and even blames the hosts for causing problems in the game by also quoting one of the lines from the show, "God dammit Ross".
Star Wars: Flight of the Falcon
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Attachment Pausing the game, and then holding down L + R and pressing "Up, Right, A, Start, A, Down, A, Start, Start" (Which spells out "U R A SAD ASS") will cause the game to automatically unpause. Pausing the game again and quiting back to the main menu, going into the password screen and entering F4C3 will reveal a hidden menu, allowing the player to browse through various portraits of developers of the game.
Grand Theft Auto 2
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The opening cutscene of the game is taken from an eight-minute short film made to promote Grand Theft Auto 2. Notably, it's the only official material made by Rockstar shot entirely in live-action.
Touhou Eiyashou: Imperishable Night
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The game's antagonist, Kaguya Houraisan, is based on a Japanese legend commonly called "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," which details the life of a mysterious girl named Kaguya, who hails from the moon and sends her possible suitors on five impossible tasks to ward them off.

In-game, Kaguya is an exiled Lunarian. Notably, she has five Spell Cards that are named after the five impossible tasks. The five items from the tasks also appear in her artwork in-game.
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