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Secret

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There is a hidden, secret room in Laharl's castle that houses Etna's Diary. Reading it every chapter provides powerful lore and items.
 
Mhmh c'è qualcos'altro che SEGA ha ripreso da Dragon Ball ma non mi viene in mente ora... :trollface:

Forse un certo porcospino blu che diventa tutto giallo quando si arrabbia al max livello? :asd:
Pure i capelli ci'hanno simili. :asd:
Vero, Sonic Super Sayan. :asd:
E quell'altro nero, edgy, che viene dallo spazio, prima è un nemico e poi diventa un rivale, anche più amato del protagonista? :segnormechico:
A questo non avevo pensato, ma in effetti Shadow ricorda tanto Vegeta. :ahsisi:
 
Letteralmente unico all'epoca

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It is legendary for being one of the first games controlled entirely by a USB microphone. You play as a nameless operator, guiding waitress Rio Hohenheim to safety after monsters attack a space station hotel.
 
Punizione

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Valvatorez once raided the Information Bureau and issued severe punishments because a newspaper failed to add the word "dood" to a Prinny's dialogue.
 

La voce che si sente all'inizio del video è di Neil Ross, voce del colonnello Volgin in MGS3.

Anche il tubo che cade al secondo 00:33 è una bella chicca che in molti non conoscono.
 
Side Trip
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Cloud and the party don't originally choose to visit on a whim; their iconic Tiny Bronco buggy breaks down just outside the canyon, forcing a stop.
 
Final Fantasy VII



è un non morto ma vista l'intensità emotiva della sequenza capisco che si voglia fare lo scontro normalmente.
 
Questa è famosa ed inquietante in retrospettiva
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The school in the original 1999 Silent Hill game, Midwich Elementary, was heavily modeled after the real-life Astoria Elementary School (John Jacob Astor Elementary) in Astoria, Oregon—the exact same filming location used for the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger comedy Kindergarten Cop
 
Troppi HP? Nessun problema:

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Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals
The boss "Egg Dragon" has a programing error. The boss has the highest amount of HP possible in the game (65535 HP), however, due to a lack of an HP cap, if you heal the boss it will reset his HP to a low number. After healing him, it's possible to defeat him in a single hit.
 
Before Disgaea

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Released a year before Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, this game introduced several franchise staples. This includes the recurring Rosen Queen shop chain and the notoriously difficult cameo boss, Baal
 
La storia prima di Balloon Fight:

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Balloon Fight

The Nintendo Entertainment System versions of Defender II, Joust, and Millipede were all conceived as part of a failed deal between Nintendo and Atari to distribute the Famicom internationally. Development was outsourced to HAL Laboratory, who decided to publish the games themselves in 1987 after Nintendo took international distribution of the console into their own hands two years prior. One additional title was put together as part of the Atari deal, but it was never released, with none of the parties involved revealing what it was.

Because of the circumstances behind their conception, the Japanese versions of these three games all feature title screens reminiscent of Famicom launch titles, with the copyright information uniformly reading "COPYRIGHT 1983 ATARI". When Nintendo of America exported the games to North America in 1988, the title screens were made more elaborate and the copyright info was updated. The ways of accessing the game's modes are also changed in the North American release; instead of having them all available on the title screen, the player must press Start in Defender II and Millipede to bring up a menu (itself displaying additional copyright information). In Joust, pressing Start skips the menu and automatically begins Game A; the player must press Select in order to access the menu.

The development of Joust as a launch title for an Atari-distributed system would have a prominent knock-on effect on HAL and Nintendo's future. The game was one of the first titles to be programmed by Satoru Iwata, who would go on to become a vital asset to HAL thanks to his coding skills before becoming Nintendo's president in 2002, and his experiences developing Joust would help him program Balloon Fight.
 
Malinteso

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Daniel Southworth (Vergil) did NOT do the voice of Credo, but he did the mo-cap of Credo, while TJ Rotolo did the voice.
 
MISTAKE

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Strategy guides for the PS3 release mistakenly claimed the "Warship Yoshituna" was an obtainable ship for reverse pirating. In reality, the enemy pirates who own this ship only spawn during reverse pirating stages, making the ship itself impossible to collect.
 
A conti fatti un remake

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The PlayStation 2 release of Tales of Destiny is a massive 2006 remake of the classic 1997 RPG. Unlike the original, it never received an official localization and features a revolutionized combat system that replaces the traditional TP system with the Chain Capacity (CC) mechanic
 
Solite censure:

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Turtles Tournament Fighters

Aska is wearing a thong as part of her leotard in the Japanese release. These were changed to shorts in all other releases. For her victory pose, in the Japanese version she spins, then thrusts out her chest, causing her breasts to bounce. Internationally, she simply folds her arms.
 
Cambio di programma

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During early development, Claire Redfield wasn't the main character; concept art and early storyboards show Jill Valentine taking the lead role
 
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