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Mario's Cement Factory
Mario's Cement Factory (1983)
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Attachment The Tabletop version of Mario's Cement Factory's startup jingle is a low fidelity rendition of the bassline to "Another One Bites the Dust" by Queen. At some point, a revision was made using an original jingle, likely to avoid legal action.
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Music, Reference, Similarities, Unused Audio, Version Difference
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Freaky Flyers
Freaky Flyers (2003)
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Attachment The box art for the Nintendo GameCube version of the game was slightly censored, changing the color of Traci Torpedoes' jacket and decreasing her breast size to make them noticeably less prominent.
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Box Art, Censorship, Console Difference
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Sqij!
Sqij! (1986)
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The ZX Spectrum release of Sqij! has been cited as one of the worst games ever made, sometimes even being referred to as the single worst video game ever made, due to a bug that renders Sqij uncontrollable unless the game is modified with the POKE button (a button on the ZX Spectrum that allowed users to modify code of software, somewhat like a built-in Game Genie). The conversion was handled by a 15-year-old named Jason Creighton, who intentionally created a lackluster version of the game expecting it to be rejected, in protest against being mistreated during development, with a particular point of contention being that he wasn't provided with the original Commodore 64 version of Sqij! to study. However, the infamous bug that rendered the game unplayable was not an intentional inclusion.
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Gothic
Gothic (2001)
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In the German version of Gothic, during Chapter 2 of the story you can find members of the German rock band In Extremo playing live in the old camp, performing an acoustic version of their interpretation of the Swedish folk song "Herr Mannelig" (Mister Mannelig). They are in the files for other versions of the base game and in the files for Gothic II's Night of the Raven expansion, but are never used outside of modding due to copyright issues. This cameo was intended to be cross-promotion for the band.
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Cameo, Easter Egg, Music, Real Life, Regional Difference, Unused Character, Version Difference
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The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
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The PlayStation 2 version of the game had exclusive online functionality and there were alleged plans by EA to add online leaderboards and host tournaments after the game's launch.
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Console Difference, Unused Content, Version Difference
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Dead or Alive 2
Dead or Alive 2 (1999)
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Inserting the CD-ROM of the Dreamcast version into a PC reveals a readable segment with a folder called "BONUS" containing various pictures of the female cast.

The galleries are different between regions. The Japanese gallery features Ayane and Kasumi wearing a kimono while the other three galleries feature pin-ups of Helena, Leifang, and Tina (the latter wearing cat ears). In the European version all the pictures are pin-ups with only sharing the Helena picture (albeit with a different background). The American gallery is pretty similar to the European one but with three extra pictures.
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Bonus Content, Console Difference, General, Regional Difference, Version Difference
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The King of Dragons
The King of Dragons (1991)
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In-game footage showing the uncensored death in the arcade version:
https://youtu.be/IsM3_h1xav0?t=518

The Cutting Room Floor article:
https://tcrf.net/The_King_of_Dragons_(SNES)
Magic Sword: Heroic Fantasy
Magic Sword: Heroic Fantasy (1990)
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Attachment When a full screen spell is performed, an image flashes on-screen for a few frames. In the Japanese and World 900623 revisions, it's a hexagram, which the symbols inside of it being astrological symbols for Saturn, Mercury, Venus, the Sun, Mars, and possibly Jupiter; the symbols on the outer circle are unknown and possibly made up.

The other two revisions (USA and World 900725) feature a lightning bolt instead.
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Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors
Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors (1994)
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Attachment Lord Raptor's monster type is different across regions. In Japan he's known as a zombie, while internationally he's referred to as a ghoul.
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Regional Difference, Version Difference
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Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors
Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors (1994)
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Attachment The bottom corner of the Continue screen features advice to the player. These tips remained untranslated in the international version.
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Regional Difference, Version Difference
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Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors
Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors (1994)
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Attachment The Japanese version features a stylized border around win quotes that was removed in the international version for unknown reasons.
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Regional Difference, Version Difference
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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In the arcade version, there are armed enemies which drop fire arms when they die, which can later be used by the player. These enemies along with the usable weapons were removed from the SNES version.
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Attachment If the player lands a lethal blown with Captain Commando's flamethrower or similar fire attacks the enemy will burn until they turn into ash. This does not happen in the SNES version, where the burned enemies stay on the ground before dissapearing.
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Attachment Some of the enemies in the game have Ride Armors which the player can also control. This feature wasn't available in the SNES version, with the Ride Armors being completely removed.
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Movie-Censorship's article:
https://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=799531

Gameplay footage of the arcade version (Ride Armors):
https://youtu.be/ta2UnwzcPLg?t=162
https://youtu.be/ta2UnwzcPLg?t=703

Gameplay footage of the SNES version (no Ride Armor):
https://youtu.be/0X5NMvr9b7U
https://youtu.be/0X5NMvr9b7U?t=712
Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Attachment The enemy known as Mardia attacks by spitting green slime to the player. Because the attack makes it look like she's vomiting, this was changed in the SNES version where she throws bombs to the player instead.
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Attachment At the beginning of the level you can see two enemies smoking cigarettes while squatting. This does not happen in the SNES version.
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Attachment Blood and pink smoke (the latter happens when Mack hits the enemy) where removed from the SNES version.
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Captain Commando
Captain Commando (1991)
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Attachment Ginzu's profile in the arcade version mentions he's capable of dissecting his enemies while Mack's says he can melt them. These details were removed from the SNES version.
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