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Mega Man X6 (2001)

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An electric guitar was added to the intro stage theme in the US and EU releases.

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Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 (2010)

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It's possible to glitch inside The Lookout. If the player picks any character that knows instant transmission, goes down to the bottom of the Lookout and uses instant transmission while the opponent is in the right spot, the player will be moved inside The Lookout.

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Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 (2007)

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When certain songs are played on different instruments, or on the jukebox in the Extras menu, they plays as normal. However, when using the microphone some of the vocal audio is simply repeated, such as choruses, removing some progression from the songs or emphasis in certain sections. The songs Teenager in Love, Satisfaction, and Funky Town have this noticeable difference.

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Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 (2010)

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As Semi-Perfect Cell, by backing up against the wall of the cave stage and performing your ultimate attack when the opponent is in close proximity, you will glitch out of the map and be out of bounds. This is due to the fact Semi-Perfect Cell's Ultimate (Super Big Bang Crush) has him relocate up in the sky to do his ultimate.

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Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi (2011)

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If the player performs the Instant Transmission Kamehameha, and the opponent picks evade and fails the evasion, the Kamehameha will be invisible.

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Sonic and the Black Knight (2009)

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Sega held a competition for fan artwork of Sonic characters. The top twenty of the US, Europe and Japan were placed in the game for display and their artists would win a free copy of the game

However, one of the winning entries submitted by Antonino Miniero was discovered to actually be a replica of a piece of fan art by artist Mega777. Miniero was disqualified by Sega of Europe and did not receive a copy of the game.

Miniero later issued a full apology on the Sonic Italia message boards stating:
"I thought they would have turned to websites to check for any malpractice. When I found out I won, I cannot deny the fact that I was happy, but having won with that picture I was also afraid of such a reaction.
All this is absolutely not an excuse to justify my actions, I know I have been wrong and I take all the responsibility for what I did, accepting any decision made by SEGA and SonicItalia.
I want to apologize to all those who were offended by this, especially with the “21st” winner, it is my fault they did not win.
I officially apologize to MEGA777 for having soiled her masterpiece. I respect her very much, and for the fact that I had acted against her, albeit unintentionally, I feel deplorable."

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Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 (2010)

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Teen Gohan in all of his forms will say "All right Piccolo!" for his opening battle quote to Goku and Krillin. In the first game he would just say "All right" to Goku and Krillin. This mistake was fixed in Ultimate Tenkaichi by cutting off the word "Piccolo" at the end of the Sentence.

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Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 (2010)

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One of Gogeta's random opening battle quotes is "I am neither Goku nor Vegeta, I am the man who will defeat you.", but the subtitles say "destroy" rather than defeat.

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Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

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During "Dissidia Final Fantasy NT: Behind the English voice cast" with Natalie Lander (Terra Branford's English voice actress), Natalie explained that she wanted to honor Yukari Fukui (Terra's Japanese voice actress) by mimicking her sound quality for her character's voice.

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Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots (2007)

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In the game’s concept art gallery, there is artwork of an early scanner pod showing Arnold being scanned with an Irken Invader guarding the pod

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Epic Mickey (2010)

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Within the game files are unfinished videos for two unused sketches: the balloon and the fireworks. It’s likely the fireworks sketch became the fireworks mechanic in Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two.

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Spyro Reignited Trilogy (2018)

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In order to faithfully recreate the levels from the original games, the team developed a tool called the “Spyroscope” that converts game details into an easily understandable and usable format.

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Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (2014)

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There's a rare glitch in the WarioWare Inc. stage. In normal gameplay, "Ashley's Song" plays its Japanese version in Japan only, and the English version in all other versions. However, in Spectate mode, if Player 1 is from Japan and this stage is chosen, the game will play the Japanese version of the song regardless of region.

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Street Fighter III: New Generation (1997)

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The hand sings used by Oro during his animations for blocking/parrying an attack, using his normal fireball, or using his Yagyou Dama super art, are know as mudra, which are symbolic or ritual gestures from the Hindu and Buddhist faiths; later on incorporated into various eastern styles of martial arts. Additionally, Oro draws Ki energy from a specific part of his body depending on where his hand is placed, for example, if Oro placed his hand on his head he's drawing energy from the brow chakra, and when placed on the chest he's drawing energy from the heart chakra.

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Evergrace (2000)

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The musical score for Evergrace was composed by Kota Hoshino. He stated in an interview that voices are used as the primary "instrument" in the game's soundtrack. Hoshino recorded samples of his own voice and edited them with Soundforge, then recorded more voice samples to create what he considers to be an ethnic sound. Japanese instruments such as the shakuhachi and the shamisen were also added. All the score's percussion was synthesized.

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Franchise: Sonic The Hedgehog

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In 2012, Ken Balough announced that Big the Cat would be retired from the franchise for the time being as they could not find a good use for the character, and all things that they already tried didn't work out for him. This however did not stop Big from making cameo appearances in Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, having a trophy in the 3DS version of Super Smash Bros. 4, having a spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, being playable in the mobile games Sonic Runners and Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, and even making a full appearance in Lego Dimensions and Team Sonic Racing. Big was eventually reintroduced to the mainline Sonic games in Sonic Frontiers.

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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2014)

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For some strange reason, in the Spanish version of the Wii U game, the Temple stage is called "La Cúspide." "La Cúspide" means "Summit," and it's unknown whether the stage from Brawl would return, or just simply a translation mistake.

Some releases fixed this mistake, however, and the map is called "Templo" in those instances. (the correct Spanish name)

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Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (2004)

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There is a wrong volume event in the game that causes the song, The Force in You, to not play one of its channels. This mistake was fixed in the game's remake.

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Kingdom Hearts (2002)

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During "Dissidia Final Fantasy NT: Behind the English voice cast" with Steve Burton (Cloud Strife's English voice actor), Steve explained the reason why he got the role for Cloud, was because of a guy from "Square" who's in charged for the voices of the characters, was watching a movie of him in "The Last Castle".

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Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude (2004)

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This is the first Leisure Suit Larry game that had no involvement with series creator Al Lowe. According to Lowe, the game was nothing like the original series that he created. He even criticized that it was announced as a 'Leisure Suit Larry' title when Larry Laffer (the main character from the original series) himself wasn't the main character, the mini games that were in it, and the fact it wasn't an 'adventure game' like the other games of the series:

"It is not Larry 8! Even though VU [Vivendi Games] calls it a "Leisure Suit Larry game," Leisure Suit Larry's only role is a cameo as the "help voiceover." It is not an adventure game. There are no real puzzles, no interactive dialog, no narrator, no character development, and nearly no plot. Much of the dialog is uninspired and trite. There's more profanity in the first scene than in all the previous Larry games combined. Women cuss like sailors. The "F" word is repeated so often the writers must have used a macro. The plentiful load screens show cheesy photographs of average-looking college-aged women who don't look sexy, but rather, ill-at-ease!

The protagonist is a loser named Larry who has trouble scoring with women. The game works hard, usually too hard, to reference earlier Larry games. Like Larry Laffer, it seems to desperately want to fit in. The animation is 3D and wonderfully jiggly. (Actually, "pendulous" would be a better word; most of these breasts are too large to jiggle.) There's some humorous dialog. And it's more than bawdy enough.

But… All this ignores the glaring disaster of those damned mini-games! They're distracting, repetitive, and boring. Who wants to play lame arcade games that wouldn't be fun even on a GameBoy? Not even this game's giant breasts are worth this slog. MCL is definitely unlike the other Larry games.

Those who seek 3D boobs, profanity, and fart jokes will be pleased. Those who fondly remember my games will be severely disappointed."

Lowe later stated that playing Manga Cum Laude felt like "receiving a video from my son's kidnappers.":

"On one hand, you're glad he's still alive but its like, 'Oh God, what are they doing to him!' And it just pained me to watch it happen. You know I put ten years of my life into that guy and he was very good to me."

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User's archived VGFacts forum thread:
https://archive.vgfacts.com/thread-4141.html

Al Lowe's Humor Site about Lowe's opinion on Magna Cum Laude:
https://allowe.com/games/larry/history-of-larry/magna-cum-laude.html

Engadget article:
https://www.engadget.com/2012-05-10-leisure-suit-larry-creator-talks-dirty-about-the-past-and-future.html

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