| 1 | * SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The game has some bombastic orchestral[=/=]rock scores handled by Music/TommyTallarico and Todd Dennis, the most memorable among them that got used for future titles like ''VideoGame/Wild9'' includes "Facing The Inevitable", "Grenich Time", and "Vengeful Alien". |
| 2 | * BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Surely there must be a reason that the GainaxEnding in question [[spoiler:is a French musician performing a cover of a song that protests the ''Vietnam war'']]. |
| 3 | * FanNickname: The Grunts have been referred to as "Poopsies" by the fans. |
| 4 | * NightmareFuel: |
| 5 | ** Some levels are genuinely disturbing, but Level 3 takes the cake here. |
| 6 | ** Grunts, robots... enemies in general. |
| 7 | ** Any time you have to face the tanks. |
| 8 | * PortingDisaster: Some releases, such as the Platform/{{Playstation}} and Platform/{{Steam}} versions, removed the GainaxEnding. The [=PS1=] version also has some framerate issues, but is otherwise quite playable. However, it's pretty obvious the game was not made with a gamepad in mind, but the controls work well enough that you can get used to it regardless. Thankfully a [[http://steamcommunity.com/app/38450/discussions/0/864973123467667345/ fan patch for the Steam version]] exists which adds in all the fixes of the GOG release, including re-adding the GainaxEnding. |
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