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Super Smash Bros. Melee
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A segment of the remixed DK Rap used in the Kongo Jungle stage has the Character Select theme from the original Super Smash Bros. mixed into it.
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
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Talion's dagger, Acharn, is his son's broken sword, and bears a strong resemblance to Narsil, the powerful sword wielded by King Elendil in the Lord of the Rings universe. Acharn means Vengeance in the Elven language Sindarin.
Drakengard
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Attachment Leonard's Faerie chose its boyish appearance as a reflection of Leonard's preferences.
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Drakengard
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Attachment After completing the game and getting all the endings, Tokyo can be selected in Free Exploration. Beating the level will reward the playing with a new dragon form, a Su-43 (or "????" in the game). It is a Strike Fighter used in Ace Combat 3.
Assassin's Creed
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Assassin's Creed originally started as a Prince of Persia Spin-Off, "Prince of Persia: Assassins". It was going to follow the events of a young Prince's female bodyguard as she escorts him through Jerusalem. The game was also going to feature co-op. However the game was cancelled when ##Ubisoft## heard the game was about the bodyguards and not the Prince himself.
A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia
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The game can be beaten in under two minutes due to a glitch involving the rocket power up and going out of bounds with it, as well as several other glitches. Eventually, the player can simply trigger the game's ending cutscene.
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Tales of Symphonia
subdirectory_arrow_right Tales of Symphonia (Game), Tales of Symphonia (Game)
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In the GameCube version of the game, Lloyd, Genis and Colette possessed incredibly powerful secret techniques (nowadays called Mystic Artes) performed under specific circumstances.

Lloyd: Falcon's Crest
Genis: Indignation Judgment
Colette: Holy Judgment

The PlayStation 2 version of the game added Mystic Artes for the other playable characters as well as the bonus boss Abyssion (Who can use all the playable characters' Mystic Artes) and final boss Mithos. Some characters have 2 Mystic Artes as well. The PlayStation 2 version also added various miscellaneous artes for most of the cast. The PlayStation 3 Chronicles rerelease of the game is based off of the PlayStation 2 version and retains the new moves.

Raine: Sacred Light (formerly unused in the GC version), Fairy Circle
Kratos, Zelos, Mithos, Abyssion: Shining Bind
Zelos' 2nd MA: Divine Judgment
Presea: Infernal Ruin, Crimson Devastation
Regal: Fanged Finality.

Sheena does not get any new Mystic Artes but her Summons now have a Mystic Arte character cutin image appear when performed.

Zelos as a playable character could now also learn and use his Judgment tech at any time once unlocked, Kratos gained a new healing/attack move called Guardian Field and Yggdrasil gained a move named "Yggdrasil Laser", a homage to Dhaos' infamous "Dhaos Laser" from Tales of Phantasia.
Tales of Vesperia
subdirectory_arrow_right Tales of Vesperia (Game)
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If the player uses Rita's Thunder Blade spell against Time Traveler/Dhaos when his health is below half during the Coliseum 200 man battle, Rita will instead perform Indignation and finish him off instantly. This references the intro of Dhaos' home game Tales of Phantasia, where said spell forced Dhaos into retreat. Rita will also be able to use Indignation freely from that point onward. This only applies to the PlayStation 3 version of the game.
Tales of Vesperia
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Much like the previous games, Vesperia also features a coliseum-based Cameo battle set. This time around the player fights against major antagonists from the series, albeit with them using titles as opposed to their actual names. They are, in order:

Time Traveler: Dhaos from Tales of Phantasia
Sorrowful Queen of Darkness: Shizel from Tales of Eternia
Killer of Heroes: Barbatos Goetia from Tales of Destiny II (much like his home game, using any item during the fight will trigger his Mystic Arte)
Traitor to Heaven: Kratos Aurion from Tales of Symphonia
BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma
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Attachment Each character has a colour palette based on a character from the Guilty Gear series, as well as a palette based on another fellow Blazblue character and a palette based off of a character from Atlus' Shin Megami Tensei: Persona series due to Arc System Works developing Persona 4 Arena.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
subdirectory_arrow_right Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (Game)
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The song that plays on the results screen after a fight is the character select theme from the first Super Smash Bros.
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
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An unused still image from the game's intro sequence can be found in a Japanese promotional demo disc. The image features a cameo from Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman, appearing as they did in The Shawshank Redemption. The image itself does not appear in the final release of the game.
Five Nights at Freddy's
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Attachment When checking the W. Corner Hall camera (2B), the player can see a poster on the wall. The image it displays is random, but once in a while it shows a close up of a golden-coloured Freddy Fazbear. After which, when the player returns to the security room, an empty golden Freddy suit will appear in front of the player. If the player does not change camera to a different room, Golden Freddy's face will attack the player and crash the game.
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
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During the Tanker Mission, if the player looks at one of the girl posters in first person view and calls Otacon, a conversation will start where Snake appears to stare at the poster in awe while Otacon tries to convince Snake to remember the mission.

The HD Collection rerelease will award the player with the "Snake Beater" trophy/achievement upon triggering this.
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
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The Morgul Bat's entry in the Appendices menu reads, "Those Uruks that get poisoned become horribly diseased and bloated, wearing their deformities as marks of honor. The poison slowly eats at their minds, sending them nightmares of a demonic man-bat who preys on fear."

This is a reference to Batman, most likely because of the Batman: Arkham series, also published by Warner Bros.
Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town
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It's possible to give wine to the character May, who is a little girl. Doing so will result in her saying "This is very pretty! Keep it a secret from Grampa..."
Tales of Symphonia
subdirectory_arrow_right Tales of Symphonia (Game), Tales of Symphonia (Game)
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An unused tech for Raine, called "Sacred Light" can be found in the coding of the GameCube version of the game. The technique is almost fully complete, possessing a translated incantation ("Life, be thy sustenance and destroy the enemy!") and animation, though it does not damage the enemy.

For the PlayStation 2 version, Sacred Light was fully completed and implemented as Raine's first Mystic Arte, performed by using her Ray or Holy Lance spells 100 times then using anyone of them in Over Limit.

The English release of the PlayStation 3 version uses the formerly unused English incantation.
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift
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An unused placeholder character can be found in the coding of the arcade version of Continuum Shift 1. The character is named "Tubaki Yayoi" ("Tubaki" being a misromanization of "Tsubaki" as in "Tsubaki Yayoi", an actual character), her character select nametag is still written in the Calamity Trigger font and her main portrait is that of Nu's CT artwork with the head of Noel Vermillion's story portrait pasted on it.

In game her sprite is a static image of Nu/Lambda with "MU" written on it, meaning that Tubaki is aplaceholder for the character Mu-12, an alternate version of Noel.
Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World
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Marta has a keychain of Mieu from Tales of the Abyss hanging off of her pouch on her character model. Said pouch has an image of Tokunaga, Anise's plushie from Abyss, on it as well.
BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger
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In Litchi's arcade opening, her name is misspelled as "Litchi Feye-Ling."
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