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Moon Knight and Colossus are not on the roster of playable characters in the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and PlayStation Portable version, but they can still be accessed on these versions by using an exploit.
 
Un titolo decisamente raro:

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Snowboard Kids 2

Despite the game receiving a PAL version, this release was never available in Europe and only released in Australia.
 
Nice touch

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Depending on the color the player chooses as Kirby, if they interact with one of the flowers, the flower will turn the same color as the Kirby being played.
 
Box con sorpresa:

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Super Mario 64

In the mission "Blast to the Stone Pillar" in Jolly Roger Bay, the Power Star is contained within a box in the Western versions of the original game, but not in the Japanese version. This was likely changed during localization to make the star's position less obvious. However, all versions of the Nintendo DS remake leave the Power Star out in the open.
 
Citazioni

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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.
 
Quelle orecchie mi ricordano qualcuno:

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Diseny's Aladdin

In the Palace Dungeon level there are skulls wearing Mickey Mouse hats throughout the level.
 
Vandal Hearts

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Vandal Hearts was released in Japan in 1996, and localized to North America and Europe in early 1997. A Saturn conversion was released in Japan in 1997, and included a new rendered opening sequence, animated cutscenes, multiple endings, additional playable characters, and new weapons and spells
 
Unused

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Within the game's files are voice clips for five unused Create-a-Soul classes. These clips can only be heard in-game via mods or hacking. The unused classes are Noble, Scared Fighter, Beastmaster (Ranger), Clown, and Great Warrior.
 
Minigioco segreto:

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Gex

Exclusive to the 3DO version, in the level "The Project", there is a secret exit towards the bottom of the map with a Question Mark caption just before it reading:

"This door will take Gex so far away that he can't come back! Make sure you've saved your game recently!"
Going through the secret exit will boot up a secret Breakout clone, where you control Gex shooting balls up towards isometric cubes. To catch the ball, it must hit Gex's head, or if it is too far away from his head, Gex can shoot his tongue out a short distance to catch it just before it lands. The game's second boss, The Flatulator, also appears in this minigame, and hitting him with the ball will allow Gex to shoot the ball higher, while propellors will occasionally appear to generate more cubes.

This game appears to be another small project that was repurposed into an Easter egg, although there are no known messages or credits that appear during it. It's unknown why this minigame was left out of other versions of the game.
 
Cutted

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Final Fantasy Tactics A2 was supposed to have a "Transmuter" job for the Nu Mou race, but it was cut out since the game was close to release time and they couldn't afford to delay the game and test the (very complicated) abilities from the job. The job was supposed to let a Nu Mou mix items together to get various effects. Its sprite still exists in the game; the character portrait/avatar is used for the luck stick sellers (showing both player and enemy colors) and the battle sprite can be seen when you start any tower in Brightmoon Tor and in some of the auctions.
 
Una versione per veri duri:
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Robocop versus Terminator

The US SNES version of RoboCop Versus the Terminator came in a hard plastic box instead of the cardboard boxes used by other SNES titles.
 
Due versioni:

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Conker's Pocket Tales

The game cartridge contains two separately programmed games; one for the Game Boy Color and one for the original Game Boy. The story remains the same, however some of the gameplay mechanics are different, as are some of the game locations themselves.
 
Un secondo ruolo

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Sam Witwer would later provide of the voice of Darth Maul in "Star Wars: The Clone Wars
 
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