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Super Paper Mario

The Underchomp is based on the legendary hell-hound Cerberus, a giant three-headed dog who guarded the gates of Hades in Greek mythology. In one story, he was put to sleep by the music of Orpheus, which inspired Piccolo's music putting the Underchomp to sleep.
 
Dinosaurs of the New Century:

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Cadillacs and Dinosaurs

The Japanese release is called "Cadillacs Kyouryuu Shinseiki", which translates to "Cadillacs: Dinosaurs of the New Century".
 
Final Cut

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For the tenth anniversary of the Divinity series and the release of the Divinity Anthology, Larian made another update to the game, calling the final version Divinity II: Developer's Cut, which included design documents, concept art, and the ability to access the developer's console in-game through a second executable file.
 
Aggiunte

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Windows version of game, that contain 1 additional stage (Junkyard) and other minor differences compared to DOS
 
Bloccato:

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Fire Emblem

If Lynn gets defeated during the tutorial fight, her victory cutscene will play despite her defeat. The “Enemy Phase” sign will then play on loop, essentially soft locking the game.
 
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Snow Bros 2

For the US release of Snow Bros. 2: With New Elves, the character select screen portraits were changed from stylized line drawings of the characters to bizarre modified photographs of infants.
 
Pioniere

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Protagonist Clovis is the first digital hero in gaming history to pull off a double jump. It also popularized the "downward thrust" with a sword and the dash move.
 
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Known as TwinBee: Rainbow Bell Adventure on the Super Famicom, it featured non-linear stage selection, dialogue, save profiles, and multiple endings.
 
Una birra di troppo:

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Wario Land II

A penguin enemy in the English version throws bowling balls at Wario. If they hit, he becomes dizzy, burps, and needs to splash himself off with water to go back to normal. In the Japanese version, the penguin actually throws pints of beer. This explains the out of place animations and why Wario needs water. The beer was censored for obvious reasons.
 
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