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Tokyo Game Show 2019

The annual Tokyo Game Show expo returns for 2019.

First appeared in Romancing SaGa 3
MBA

First appeared in Lobo: Jukebox of Pain
GOG.com Achievements

A feature in some games on the GOG.com service. Unlocked only while using the GOG Galaxy client.

First appeared in Baseball Stars 2
Dunder Mifflin

First appeared in The Office
Aimed to adults

Games although minors can play, they are actually aimed to adults.

First appeared in Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
Polteageist

Polteageist is a ghost type Pokemon.

First appeared in Pokémon Sword/Shield
Cramorant

Cramorant is a water/flying type Pokemon.

First appeared in Pokémon Sword/Shield
Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online

As part of the Switch Online subscription, Nintendo offers a selection of SNES games through the downloadable Super Nintendo Entertainment System application.

First appeared in F-Zero
Quitality

A finishing move when a player quits an online match before it is finished.

First appeared in Mortal Kombat X
Heroic Brutality

Heroic Brutalities are finishers performed by DC Heroes in Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe. They are criticized for being not as violent and leaving the enemies alive.

First appeared in Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe
Mixing Drinks

Games where the player is expected to mix (usually alcoholic) drinks.

First appeared in Bartender DS
PinHeck System

The boardset used in many Spooky Pinball machines.

First appeared in America's Most Haunted
Video games notable for negative reception

Games featured on this concept were panned by critics and/or players for various reasons.

First appeared in Beat 'Em & Eat 'Em
Sega Model 2

An arcade system board by Sega, used from 1993-1998. It's best known for introducing texture mapped polygons (using expensive hardware purchased from Lockheed Martin).

First appeared in Daytona USA
Hakkesshu

The Hakkesshu are the 8 followers of Orochi dedicate to bringing the being back to the Earthly plane.

First appeared in The King of Fighters '94
City Circuit

A professional racing circuit built on city streets. Not to be confused with illegal street racing.

First appeared in Ridge Racer
Fibs

Fibs are aliens that grow from lies. They appear in Larry-Boy: The Mission alongside the Rumor Weeds and their leader.

First appeared in Larry-Boy: The Mission
Rumor Weeds

Rumor Weeds are weeds that are spread by unreliable sources of information. Their leader is the Mother Weed.

First appeared in Larry-Boy: The Mission
Video Redemption Game

A type of arcade game that rewards tickets that can be redeemed for prizes in the arcade itself. Games tend to be simpler and faster to complete (with special "jackpot" rules), and some games allow operators to disable this setup altogether for a more traditional arcade game experience.

First appeared in Chicken Farm
Tobii Eye Tracking

An eye tracking peripheral.

First appeared in Serious Sam: The First Encounter
Epic Games Store

A digital distribution platform operated by Epic Games.

First appeared in World of Goo
Shark 3D

A 3D focused video game software engine.

First appeared in Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
Havok Vision Game Engine

A now discontinued video game software engine.

First appeared in Psychotoxic
VRAGE

A video game engine developed by Keen Software House.

First appeared in Miner Wars 2081
id Tech 7

The seventh version of the id Tech series of engines.

First appeared in Doom Eternal
Alamo Game Engine

A game engine developed by Petroglyph Games.

First appeared in Star Wars: Empire at War
Suspended circuit

A race track that is suspended in mid-air or in space, usually with little to no barriers.

First appeared in Super Mario Kart
Iron Golem

Iron golems are large, strong utility mobs that defend players and villagers.

First appeared in Minecraft
Tigron

First replacing Qirex in WipEout Fusion, Tigron is a fictional anti-gravity racing team based in Russia.

First appeared in WipEout Fusion
Van-Über

Van-Über is a German racing team in the WipEout universe. It is one of the very few new teams in WipEout Fusion to reappear in subsequent games.

First appeared in WipEout Fusion
Mirage

Based in the United Arab Emirates, Mirage is the latest team to enter WipEout's anti-gravity racing championship.

First appeared in WipEout Pulse
Harimau

Harimau is a fictional Malaysian humanitarian and environmentalist organization competing in the WipEout anti-gravity racing championship through eco-friendly technology.

First appeared in WipEout Pure
Triakis

Triakis is a fictional multinational arms-manufacturing conglomerate based in Australia in the 22nd century. It also owns an anti-gravity racing team.

First appeared in WipEout Pure
EG-X

Created by the fusion of two defunct teams, EG-X is a fictional anti-gravity racing team in the WipEout universe.

First appeared in WipEout Pulse
Icaras

Founded by an eccentric British entrepreneur, Icaras is a fictional anti-gravity racing team appearing in the WipEout franchise.

First appeared in WipEout 3
Assegai

Assegai is a fictional anti-gravity racing team representing the African Union in the WipEout universe.

First appeared in WipEout 3
Goteki 45

Goteki 45 is a fictional Hawaii-based anti-gravity racing team in the WipEout universe.

First appeared in WipEout 3
Piranha

Piranha (or Pir-hana in WipEout 2048) is a racing team in the WipEout universe.

First appeared in WipEout XL
Auricom

Auricom (or Auricom Research Industries) is one of the original four racing teams in the WipEout universe.

First appeared in WipEout
AG Systems

AG Systems in one of the main racing teams in the WipEout universe, appearing in all but one game in the series.

First appeared in WipEout
PolyGame Master

Also known as "PGM", PolyGame Master is an Asia-centric arcade system, released by Taiwanese developer IGS, that is best known for its interchangeable game cartridges that highly resemble SNK's Neo Geo MVS.

First appeared in Oriental Legend
Ailurophobic

Ailurophobia is an irrational fear of cats.

First appeared in Minecraft
Dictionary

Games that plays like a dictionary.

First appeared in Kanji Sono Mama Rakubiki Jiten
Taito G-NET

A late-'90s arcade hardware platform that combines the PlayStation-based ZN-2 motherboard with a cartridge system that uses PC Cards (similar to laptop computers).

First appeared in Chaos Heat

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