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Most games based on this mythology adapts the One Thousand and One Nights tale.
This is a place of special vulnerability. Particularly used in boss fights or when simply fighting Giant Enemy Crabs that cannot be defeated by usual means.
An individual who specializes in armed combat.
A blob consisting of some icky substance, the slime monster is one of the most used RPG monster clichés besides rats.
Games that incorporate licensed music from popular bands and musicians for their soundtracks.
Who loves you and who do you love?
Games often feature in-game music, however some have taken the effort to create their own radio stations, with DJ's, talkback, and a variety of music.
The act of buying a particular good for a low price at one location, and selling it at another location for a higher price, resulting in a profit.
Games that are arguably the most fun in a "party" scenario with multiple players in one room.
Games that feature co-operative play for 4 players.
Nocturnal beetle with luminescent abdominal organs.
Clouds that, for some reason, can be stood on without falling through.
The event of a character's flesh and organs disappearing so rapidly that they are fully skeletonized in a matter of seconds. Usually done for comedic effect.
A cyclops is any race of creature that is born with only one eye.
Games with vehicles that can be controlled. This applies to games that AREN'T focused on just driving, but just happen to have a vehicle segment or the ability to pilot one.
A trap designed to kill off victims by crushing them. Commonly found in sacred temples though industrial variations (like car crushers) exist.
A movie reference in a game, is where a game references a film. This can be done in many different ways.
Sega System 1 is a Z80-based arcade architecture that Sega used from 1982-1987.
A Slice-of-Life game portrays the mundane day-to-day existence of a fairly unremarkable person. Note this is the game's entire focus, and not simply setting things up before the main story starts.
General MIDI (also known as GM or GM 1) is a standardized specification for electronic musical instruments that respond to MIDI messages. It is used in the large majority of older DOS and Windows games.
Whether it be for points, speed boosts or just for aesthetic purposes, this game includes fancy tricks that the player can perform.
An Easter Egg is an intentionally hidden cheat or hidden content in a video game, also known as a "secret".
Skating on ice.
Some arcade cabinets have multiple monitors in use, either to display additional information, to have multiple player perspectives on the same machine, or to show a unique "ultra-wide" display.
Robot Ninjas are robots made to be ninjas. They combine the stealth and deadliness of a trained ninja with the precision of machines.
A type of stage themed around, or made entirely out of, food - often confectionery.
A person leading a double life. Many comic book characters have one and sometimes the plot of their stories is keeping their secret identities a secret.
A page for video game protagonists that are elderly.
In auto racing, standing starts have the cars or go-karts stationary in the starting grid as the race begins. To commence racing in a standing start, a set of red lights is needed before the green one goes off to start the race.
Foreshadowing is a plot device that allows the creators to leave subtle (or not-so-subtle) hints about future events in the game.
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