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** Your customers will always comment on the kinds of items that you sell such as knockoffs or broken items. If you've been strict on the item quality, they'll feel intimidated by the high standards you've raised for your store.

** You can't make money out of the expired EMT card that Junghan forces you to buy on Day 7. If you try selling it, Merry confiscates it from you, and you can't sell it to Hanja either even if it's five working days old, the minimum age for items to be considered as junk.

** In fact, just about ''every'' NPC has unique dialogue for every item you can possibly present to them. This is especially notable with Boyd, whose mental world revolves almost entirely around held items (none of which you're ever told to show him, by the way).

* ''VideoGame/{{Ultrakill}}'': In the final arena of 4-3 ''A Shot In The Dark'', the final arena is activated by putting something on a pedestal - ordinarily a torch taken from the beginning of the level. However the pedestal accepts different kinds of pickups: from a secret blue skull, through a more secret [[VideoGame/Dusk soap]] to the red skull which is obtainable in this level only through the cheat menu. The colors lighting up that arena are different for each case.

* ''VideoGame/{{Ultrakill}}''
** In Level P-2, there are a few damaging surfaces that give +SCRONGBONGLED and +SCRINDONGULODED style bonuses of enemies are killed by it. To get enemies to be killed with these surfaces without cheating, the player has to do things like loading checkpoints and luring enemies out of the way of where they normally are.
** At the beginning of 5-4, there is an underwater area with BottomlessPit with no enemies. If player spawns enemies there via cheat codes and they fall into the said pit, the player gets +why are you even spawning enemies here style bonus.
** In the final arena of 4-3, if you place skull on a pedestal, the lighting of the said room changes to color of the skull, including red skull that can only be done via spawning it via cheat codes.

** When protagonist Jimmy Hopkins dresses up as the Mascot, he can't interact with people normally, which includes kissing girls. However, if he goes into a couple specific cutscenes in which he gets kissed in the mascot outfit, the girls kiss the mascot headpiece on its' nose.

* In ''VideoGame/NoUmbrellasAllowed'', every item can be examined with your appraisal tools, even those that are given to you for free or are withdrawn by the customer for plot reasons. Some of the major characters have their own signatures such as Nari and Prof. Choi, while certain plot items won't show you the material or production year even if you check them for it.

*** Once the rocket building fetch-quest is completed, the player is free to perform the area skip instead of riding the rocket. This has been demonstrated in nitsuja’s former world record (TSA 50:10.30) 42 minutes into the run.

* ''VideoGame/BrokenSwordShadowOfTheTemplars'':

* On ''Pinball/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', if you drained a ball or timed out during a Mission Mode without scoring points, you would get a minimum point bonus while hearing Data say, "Had you propelled the ball along the proper trajectory, you would have been rewarded." If you hit the flipper buttons while Data speaks, an annoyed Picard will cut him off:

*** If the player reenters the crypt where Stan has set up his insurance business, all they will get is a greeting from Stan. If the player enters enough times, Maggie from ''VideoGame/TheDig'' will appear on the spider's web in the corner, and a spider will appear and drag her off.

* ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaDawnOfSorrow'' has a boss named Dmitrii, who is a DittoFighter — any attack Soma hits him with, he'll use in turn (though no matter the level of Soma's attack, Dmitrii always copies it at Level One). This includes nearly every attack in the game, including ones you can only possibly have in this fight on a NewGamePlus. He can even copy Hell Fire, the attack you can only learn by completing the game on Hard. What's more, he's also able to copy the attacks used by the characters in Julius Mode.

* In ''VideoGame/MechWarrior 2'', several missions required you to navigate a sprawling city full of civilian buildings. The missions didn't require you to deviate much from the predisposed path, but many curious players did it anyway because ''all'' the buildings could be inspected to reveal what was inside (and destroyed with no consequences, if the urge struck you). That they were all believably labeled (offices, hospitals etc.) showed a fair amount of Thinking of Everything all by itself, but at some point -- way away from the mission's objective -- you'd find a building labeled "Oh, just a building" that, when inspected, showed "[[SchmuckBait Don't shoot me!]]". If you blew that up, a nuclear explosion would happen that'd [[VideogameCrueltyPunishment destroy the entire level and everything in it]].

* In ''VideoGame/StreetFighter4'', the Small Airfield stage has Balrog ("Boxer") appear in the door of one of the planes. If Balrog is one of the fighters, Vega ("Claw") will appear instead. If both Balrog and Vega are fighting, M. Bison ("Dictator") will appear instead. This is also also a reference to how these three characters had their names swapped around between the Japanese and English version[[note]]Respectively, Boxer, Claw, and Dictator are known as [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed Mike Bison]], Balrog, and Vega in Japan[[/note]], hence the use of nicknames.

** Palutena's Guidance in general will have differences depending on if its opponent is using a male or female variation, or if the alternate costume is someone different like Alph or the Koopalings. Similarly, Snake can't make a CODEC call about Ike in his ''Radiant Dawn'' visage; it has to be the ''Path of Radiance'' version which featured in ''Brawl''.
** Despite Master Hand only being playable by certian mods, the Pokemon Stadiums still will feature its name in the screen. Similarily, it will also appear in the Boxing Ring screen (its title being "The Puppeteer").

** English class requires you to play a mini-game where you must unscramble letters to form as many words as you can. One level includes the letters F, G, H, I, S, T. If you spell 'shit' using those four letters, it doesn't count, and the teacher just gives an amused response. The PAL version updated English class so players get the same "funny but it doesn't count" response for 'git'.

** ''[[VideoGame/HitmanBloodMoney Blood Money]]'' anticipated for "Til Death Do Us Part" that people might disguise themselves as a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAXPSR3hL1Q priest during a wedding]]. So naturally, there's a bonus cutscene where you can tie the knot for your target.
** This mission takes place in a rural swamp estate in Mississippi. At the start of the mission you see a group of poachers shooting gators in the swamp for sport. If you join in at shooting at them, they will comment. If you later toss bodies into the same swamp, you'll see a unique animation of the bodies being devoured by gators. This is the only mission in the game where NPC's will not be alarmed by the sounds of gunshots, as long as they don't see anyone actually get hit.
** If you shoot the target during his wedding ceremony, in front of the large audience, everyone will begin looking for the shooter and you'll likely be found quickly no matter how far away you were. But if you wait until after the ceremony when all of the men draw guns and fire them into the air to celebrate and time your shot with theirs, they will react with confusion and the death will be counted as an accident.
** An early mission is similar, allowing you to sabotage a production of ''Theatre/{{Tosca}}'' during rehearsals. The hinted method is to replace the prop gun with a real one, but a well-timed shot from out of sight will also count. However, the developers also foresaw the player getting reckless with this -- the prop gunshot is part of the opera's soundtrack, and anyone who hears 47's gunshot will still investigate the source.
** Running near the jogger in the suburban mission "A New Life" results in him saying, "Nice stride, friend, but you'll ruin your feet in those shoes!"
** ''VideoGame/Hitman2016'' and [[VideoGame/Hitman2 its]] [[VideoGame/Hitman3 sequels]] have many of these -- if 47 can disguise himself as a person of interest, he almost always has some sort of interaction that shows off relevant skills. This covers everything from playing drums to literary criticism.

* ''VideoGame/{{Skullgirls}}'': One detail that was actually voted for by the fans concerns Beowulf and Black Dahlia: Beowulf has a "Hype" mechanic where he uses certian follow-ups and taunts to get the audience pumped up to make his moves stronger, which is indicated by an invisible audience cheering him on. However, if he is fighting in Black Dahlia's night club against Black Dahlia, the audience will boo at him instead.

* ''VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack'': In ''Quiplash'', certain responses to specific prompts will earn a specific response from Schmitty the host. For example, if you answer "The world's most boring video game" with "Quiplash", [[CantTakeCriticism Schmitty will get quite testy]] [[ClusterBleepBomb (and vulgar)]]. He, in a RunningGag taken from ''VideoGame/YouDontKnowJack'', also has specific responses for if someone tries to name themselves "fuck you" either once, twice, or three times in a row - the first time he'll make you change your name, the second he'll deduct $5000 before you even start, and the third he'll declare you the loser outright.

** There is a Grip Grab ledge that leads from Jinjo Village to the Wooded Hollow. Many gamers doubt its use, but with Bottles' House being permanently locked after beating Tower of Tragedy, if one didn't activate any of the silos from the Wooded Hollow or beyond, they would be unable to access those areas without that. Doubling down on this, it is possible to get to the ledge without Grip Grab using a glitchy jump, but King Jingaling will prevent you from entering the passage without seeing him.