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Cyber Bat

A cyborg bat enemy of the Ninja Turtles'.

First appeared in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Radical Rescue
Tailnoid

Tailnoid is a bipedal armless cyborg lizard. It appears as an enemy in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles NES and home computer title.

First appeared in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Animal Cyborgs

Sometimes animals or anthropomorphic animals have cybernetic prosthetics or enhancements. This is usually done in fiction exclusively for "cool" reasons.

First appeared in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Electrical Puzzle

When the game includes puzzles involving troubleshooting an electrical appliance or manually wiring a circuit to send current through it.

First appeared in Myst
Pipe Repair

When in the game there are puzzles with the laying of pipelines or actions related to the repair of pipes, to let the liquid, gas, steam through them unimpeded.

First appeared in Pipe Dream
Yochlol

Yochlol are slimy, multi-appendaged cyclopean shape-shifter demons who transform into Drow to infiltrate their society.

First appeared in Castlevania II: Simon's Quest
Axe Armor

Axe Armor, also known as Axe Knight and Axe Fighter, is a recurring enemy in the Castlevania series.

First appeared in Castlevania
Fire Dragons

Fire Dragons are a recurring enemy in the Gradius series. They also show up as cameos/references in other games.

First appeared in Life Force
Metallica

A giant partial skeleton that is ape-like in appearance. It is an enemy that only appears in the MSX version of Gradius.

First appeared in Gradius
Megadeath

A giant skull with holes all over it. It is an enemy appearing only in the MSX version of Gradius.

First appeared in Gradius
Music Reference

References to songs or musical acts or genres in a game, such as names (the game itself, characters, locations, etc.) or just dialogue that brings them to mind. This does not include music-licensed games or usage of the music itself in a game.

First appeared in Gradius
Bacterian Empire

The antagonists of most of the Gradius series and its spinoffs.

First appeared in Gradius
Water Buffalo

A bovid mostly known for spending time in and around water.

First appeared in theHunter
3D Characters in a 2D Scenario

A rare case were the games that uses 2.5D gameplay only uses the 3D models for the characters, while the plataforms and the background are made with sprites.

First appeared in New Super Mario Bros.
Composite Character

Composite Character is an archetype is to fight with a mix of moves taken from the rest of the game's cast.

First appeared in World Heroes
Shadow EVO Trooper

A variant of EVO Trooper that use the same stealth technology as Shadow Stormtroopers

First appeared in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
Imperial Shock Trooper

The Imperial successors to the Clone Shock Troopers, like them stationed on Coruscant and identifiable by red-orange markings on their armor.

First appeared in Star Wars Battlefront
Eggling

A species of egg-like beings in Yoshi Topsy-Turvy. Bowser turns them into apples and it is up to Yoshi to save and restore them.

First appeared in Yoshi Topsy-Turvy
Raven

Plump, wingless birds from the Yoshi and Paper Mario series.

First appeared in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
Gusty

Wind-based ghost-like enemies of Yoshi.

First appeared in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
Tap Tap

Nigh indestructible enemies of Yoshi.

First appeared in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
Characters with Wrapped Head

The presence in the game of characters whose head is wrapped in bandages or rags.

First appeared in Darkman
Siren

A specimen from Killing Floor series based the ex wife of the Patriarch

First appeared in Killing Floor
Shotgun as First Firearm

When at the beginning of a New Game, a shotgun is assigned as the first firearm, instead of the traditional pistol.

First appeared in Quake
Briefcase as Weapon

Briefcases and suitcases used as weapons to hit with them, to throw them, to fire the weapons built into.

First appeared in The Operative: No One Lives Forever
Rhyme

Using rhyming in conversations and texts.

First appeared in Knight Lore
Clock Puzzle

A common puzzle in Adventure games where visually examining a clock face, activating an alarm clock, or moving the hands to a certain time allows you to get a password, unlock a door, or activate some events.

First appeared in Myst
Tic-tac-toe

It's usually a mini-game in Adventure games, where some stubborn child-npc offers to defeat it before telling us where the key lies.

First appeared in OXO
Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles

A Japanese baseball team from Miyagi Prefecture owned by the Internet shopping company Rakuten.

First appeared in Pro Yakyuu Spirits 2
Tokyo Yakult Swallows

First appeared in Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '94
Mushroomon

As its name implies, Mushroomon (Mushmon in Japan) is a mushroom-themed Digimon.

First appeared in Digimon World 2
Profanity Filter

Games that does not allow sexual and/or offensive words to be entered.

First appeared in Zero-4 Champ
Villager

Non-playable character which lives in villages. In Minecraft, it sells items for the player.

First appeared in Minecraft
Break Locks

When the game, in addition to a lock pick and key, allows us to open padlocks by force, knocking them down with a blow from a heavy object, a shot from a firearm, and if the developer did not take care of the realism of the physical model, then simply by attacking with a fist.

First appeared in Turok 2: Seeds of Evil
Bedrock Engine

An engine created by Mojang in order to port Minecraft to other plataforms that doesn't supports Java.

First appeared in Minecraft
Chimaera

A recurring enemy in the Dragon Quest series; it is part bird and part serpent. Named after (but distinct from), the creature from Greek Mythology.

First appeared in Dragon Warrior
Axolotl

A paedomorphic salamander.

First appeared in Minecraft
First-Person Mask View

When an avatar, at the whim of the story or game conditions, puts a mask (gas or masquerade mask) over its face and the view of the game temporarily becomes restricted to the slits of that mask.

First appeared in Rise of the Triad: Dark War
Herissmon

A unique Digimon species that resembles a hedgehog. It was created for the Digimon Rearise mobile game.

First appeared in Digimon ReArise
Desman

First appeared in Doodle Farm
Train Wreck

Train cars and streetcar cars derailed, mangled by collision with something, burning from breakage.

First appeared in Blood II: The Chosen
Nu2 Engine

A engine created by Traveller's Tales, which was mostly used on Lego games.

First appeared in LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
Ballom

The most well-known recurring enemy type in the Bomberman series.

First appeared in Bomberman
Carry Another Character

First appeared in Dark Savior

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