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== General == |
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* If it's a [[Most Dangerous Game]] type, it's going to be this; whoever designs such games rarely give the hero much to work with. |
* If it's a [[Most Dangerous Game]] type story, it's going to be this; whoever designs such games rarely give the hero much to work with. |
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== [[Film]] == |
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* ''The Riddle of the Minotaur'', Edward Nygma's smash hit game from the ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' episode "If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich". According to Robin, no player has ever finished it. Unfortunately, he [[Now You Tell Me| doesn't tell Batman this]] until they're in the middle of Riddler's [[Amusement Park of Doom]] reproduction of it. |
* ''The Riddle of the Minotaur'', Edward Nygma's smash hit game from the ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' episode "If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich". According to Robin, no player has ever finished it. Unfortunately, he [[Now You Tell Me| doesn't tell Batman this]] until they're in the middle of Riddler's [[Amusement Park of Doom]] reproduction of it. |
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== [[Newspaper Comics]] == |
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* In one old ''[[FoxTrot]]'' comic, Jason buys a game called ''Mortal Carnage II'' and lampshades how hard it is to pull off combos in [[Fighting Games]]: |
* In one old ''[[FoxTrot]]'' comic, Jason buys a game called ''Mortal Carnage II'' and lampshades how hard it is to pull off combos in [[Fighting Games]]: |
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{{quote|'''Jason''' ''(reading the instructions)'': Let's see, to throw a basic punch, hold down, the "B", "C", and "X", buttons, tap the "Start" button, use the arrow pad to indicate direction and release the "C" button when the Force Bar tops 80% |
{{quote|'''Jason''' ''(reading the instructions)'': Let's see, to throw a basic punch, hold down, the "B", "C", and "X", buttons, tap the "Start" button, use the arrow pad to indicate direction and release the "C" button when the Force Bar tops 80% |
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'''Jason:''' Whoops, that was an Uppercut, the Basic Punch doesn't use the "X" button.}} |
'''Jason:''' Whoops, that was an Uppercut, the Basic Punch doesn't use the "X" button.}} |
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:* And how do you ''kick''? The game includes a fold out chart showing how to do ''that''. |
:* And how do you ''kick''? The game includes a fold out chart showing how to do ''that''. |
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Revision as of 13:03, 23 May 2022
General
- If it's a Most Dangerous Game type story, it's going to be this; whoever designs such games rarely give the hero much to work with.
Film
- The Riddle of the Minotaur, Edward Nygma's smash hit game from the Batman: The Animated Series episode "If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich". According to Robin, no player has ever finished it. Unfortunately, he doesn't tell Batman this until they're in the middle of Riddler's Amusement Park of Doom reproduction of it.
Newspaper Comics
- In one old FoxTrot comic, Jason buys a game called Mortal Carnage II and lampshades how hard it is to pull off combos in Fighting Games:
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Jason (reading the instructions): Let's see, to throw a basic punch, hold down, the "B", "C", and "X", buttons, tap the "Start" button, use the arrow pad to indicate direction and release the "C" button when the Force Bar tops 80% |
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- And how do you kick? The game includes a fold out chart showing how to do that.