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djkates: Removed the below example:
- "Still Alive", the closing credits song of Portal - everyone seems to know the song, even if they haven't played the game...
Andrew Leprich: Nuked Justifying Edit for the Phoenix Wright example:
** This has so many exceptions that it's not a very reliable thing to use though. There are quite a few instances where the music stops even if you messed up and sometimes the music will continue past the "Objection!" for a few more lines before stopping when you are indeed right.
Yeah, maybe there are one or two exceptions in later games (perhaps because the designers realized this from older games and intentionally avoided it), but really, that's it. True me, I rely on the Musical Spoiler whenever I'm stuck and resort to Save Scumming guessing.
Eleanore: I won't change it back, but come on, one or two? There's usually about 5 excpetions to the rule for every case, with the music continuing on if it's correct as the most common one.
