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Fire Emblem: Awakening

Fire Emblem: Awakening (2012)

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Awakening was intended to be the final game in the series unless the total sales exceeded 250,000 copies, and so the game was filled with homages and features of previous installments. This includes the return of the marriage and inheritance system from Genealogy of the Holy War, the branching promotion trees and free-roam world map of The Sacred Stones, the skill system from various games in the series, and the custom character from Shin Monshō no Nazo ~Hikari to Kage no Eiyū~. It also included references to previous installments, such as with Owain shouting out the titles of the previous games, the brands possibly referencing the Holy Blood system in Genealogy of the Holy War, and downloadable characters and maps from previous games.

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Mario Party

Mario Party (1998)

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Through the use of a Gameshark code, it's possible to enable a feature that ultimately went unused in the final game. After a player's turn ends, their HUD will turn yellow, and a big "NO GAME" sign will appear before moving on to the next turn, instead of playing a mini-game. If it's the last turn, a big "GAME OVER" sign will appear, and the board ending will play as normal.

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Animal Crossing

Animal Crossing (2001)

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A mole named Mr. Resetti will pop up to scold the player if they reset the game without saving. On the sixth and random subsequent times, he will force the player to copy what he says by typing it in, and will not leave until they do so correctly. However, typing in the following phrases will trigger special dialogue where Mr. Resetti scolds the player even more:

"no", "NO!", "jerk", "Die!", "Loser", "RESET", "freak", "Creep", "no way", "Leave!" "No Way!", "shut up", "go away", "Pinhead", "Dirtbag", "Scumbag", "Shut Up!", Go Away!", "Butthead", "Bite me!", "U R UGLY", "groundhog", "You stink", "I + Reset", "You suck!", "I hate you", "Moles suck", "Who Cares?".

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BlazBlue: Continuum Shift

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift (2009)

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In "Teach Me! Miss Litchi " Episode 1, Tao references the movie Pulp Fiction using Jules' famous reciting of Ezekiel 25:17.

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The Wonderful 101

The Wonderful 101 (2013)

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Originally, the game was meant to have an all-star cast of Nintendo characters, plus characters from other games. Hideki Kamiya came up with the gameplay as a way to satisfy fans of all the different characters, as different gamers would prefer certain characters over others. As such, he decided to make all the characters appear at once, so that the fans could pick and chose which character to use. After the game was shelved for some time, it was decided to drop the all-star Nintendo cast to create an all new superhero cast.

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Platform: Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

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Due to its ability to accept full Genesis cartridges, the Sega Nomad was the first handheld console to feature online multiplayer. It achieved this by utilizing the Genesis's XBand modem.

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DayZ

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Dean Hall has stated that the reason for the abundance of Rotten Kiwis throughout the game is because the team's designers "think it's hilarious to pick on [him]". It's likely that Rotten Kiwis refer to Dean's nationality as a New Zealander, colloquially known as Kiwis.

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Banjo-Tooie

Banjo-Tooie (2000)

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Washer Banjo, the transformation available in the Grunty Industries world, is a reference to the the first game in the series, where Mumbo might accidentally turn Banjo and Kazooie into a washing machine when casting a transformation spell on them.

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Final Fantasy VI

Final Fantasy VI (1994)

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It was originally intended for Gogo to be found in any of the bars in the World of Ruin disguised as one of the player characters not in the player's active party. Gogo would randomly cycle between the towns based on a timer and if the player managed to speak to him/her with the real character s/he was disguised as, Gogo would reveal him/herself and join the party.

The developers felt the quest was too difficult and changed this for the final version of the game. This could possibly suggest that the Siegfried/Ziegfried imposter was meant to be Gogo during development.

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Left 4 Dead

Left 4 Dead (2008)

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In chapter 2 of "The Passing" Campaign, there is graffiti on the wall referencing Dead Rising's Frank West. It reads: "Otis, out of film. No helicopters. Zombies too fast. Not going to make it.-Frank West"

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Team Fortress 2

Team Fortress 2 (2007)

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The Two Cities update introduced two new maps for Mann vs. Machine: Rottenburg and Mannhattan.

Mannhattan introduced a new kind of robot called "GateBots" that attempt to gain control of spawning gates on the map instead of carrying the bomb. These robots can be identified by the yellow GateBot lights they wear. Due to a bug, it was temporarily possible for players to craft GateBot lights.

Valve replaced the crafted GateBot Lights with an item called "Glitched Circuit Board". According to the item's description, the lights self-destructed after falling into human hands.

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Super Smash Bros. Melee

Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001)

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Among Plum's trophy's textures is a picture of a gun, which appears to be an AR platform rifle.

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Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (2004)

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An unused "Coming Soon" image is present in the game's data. Instead of the game's final title, it uses the name "Paper Mario 2".

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Mario Kart DS

Mario Kart DS (2005)

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The "Airship Fortress" track is called "Killer Ship" in the Japanese release.

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The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead (2012)

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There are unused icons in the game's data for episode one. These include a hammer, teapot, running icons, and a rag. The hammer and teapot were scrapped entirely, the running icons were cut out of episode one and put into episode two, and the rag was used in episode three instead.

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Call of Duty: World at War

Call of Duty: World at War (2008)

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Through the use of console commands in the zombie mode, the player can activate a weapon called "BRAAAINS...". It is a usable version of the enemy zombies' attack, and is fully animated.

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DayZ

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The lawyers of musician Jay-Z requested that the game's name be changed to ZDay. The developers were amused by the request, but were not convinced to comply.

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Fur Fighters

Fur Fighters (2000)

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In The Bad Place, all standard enemies with costume changes can be found in the level except the Peacock. The Peacock does however have a model for the level found within the game's coding, though it goes unused.

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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (2007)

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The Ancient Tongue spoken by the game's Laguz characters is actually just an elaborate English font which can easily be translated. Two of the game's characters, the heron Leanne and the wolf Volug, speak almost exclusively in the Ancient Tongue. They appear to be quiet, stoic, and wise characters. However, translating her dialogue reveals Leanne is quite excitable and sassy. Volug is similarly sarcastic; he asks at one point, "You ever wonder what would happen if I just ate everyone we fought? Would the rest keep fighting?"

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Super Smash Bros. Melee

Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001)

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When on the stage, "Battlefield", in Classic, Adventure, and All-Star Modes, or in Event Matches "Space Travelers" and "Mewtwo Strikes!", it has a circular swirling rainbow design in the background. This background does not appear when the stage is selected normally in Versus Mode, and is otherwise unavailable.

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