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* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no BackgroundMusic as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.
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* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no BackgroundMusic as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.points.
* The character we are searching for in the Bluebell Mine, Stinky Fletcher? We never see him after hearing the tape recording of Rex's goons grabbing him. He's only mentioned once, just afterwards. Did Rex's men kill him to keep him quiet?
* The character we are searching for in the Bluebell Mine, Stinky Fletcher? We never see him after hearing the tape recording of Rex's goons grabbing him. He's only mentioned once, just afterwards. Did Rex's men kill him to keep him quiet?
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* Then there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're only warning is that three note sting that sounds like it was right out of ''Film/{{Jaws}}.''
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* Then there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're your only warning is that three note three-note sting that sounds like it was something right out of ''Film/{{Jaws}}.''
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* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no BackgroundMusic as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.
* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likely kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. Plus, any fire leftover from the rocket (and there would probably be a lot of it) would likely spread to nearby buildings that didn't get burned down, causing further destruction. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likely kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. Plus, any fire leftover from the rocket (and there would probably be a lot of it) would likely spread to nearby buildings that didn't get burned down, causing further destruction. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
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* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no BackgroundMusic as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.
* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likely kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. Plus, any fire leftover from the rocket (and there would probably be a lot of it) would likely spread to nearby buildings that didn't get burned down, causing further destruction. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.points.
* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likely kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. Plus, any fire leftover from the rocket (and there would probably be a lot of it) would likely spread to nearby buildings that didn't get burned down, causing further destruction. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
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* Then there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're only warning is that three note sting that sounds like it was right out of ''Jaws.''
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* Then there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're only warning is that three note sting that sounds like it was right out of ''Jaws.''Film/{{Jaws}}.''
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* Speaking of sharks, there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're only warning is that three note sting that sounds like it was right out of ''Jaws.''
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* Speaking of sharks, Then there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're only warning is that three note sting that sounds like it was right out of ''Jaws.''
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* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no background music as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.
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* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no background music BackgroundMusic as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.
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* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likely kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
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* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likely kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. Plus, any fire leftover from the rocket (and there would probably be a lot of it) would likely spread to nearby buildings that didn't get burned down, causing further destruction. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
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* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likeky kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
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* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likeky likely kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
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* Forrest Blackwell's EvilLaugh during his video-screen meeting with Rex. It just keeps going on and on...
* The cannon in King's Court. You'll be walking by minding your own business, and the damned thing will begin firing on you continuously, with cannonballs/[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bullet Bills]] that lock onto you no matter where you dodge!
* Speaking of sharks, there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're only warning is that three note sting that sounds like it was right out of ''Jaws.''
* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no background music as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.
* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likeky kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
* The cannon in King's Court. You'll be walking by minding your own business, and the damned thing will begin firing on you continuously, with cannonballs/[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bullet Bills]] that lock onto you no matter where you dodge!
* Speaking of sharks, there's what happens when Chase falls into water infested with sharks: one flipping leaps out of the water and devours him. It happens so quickly, it feels like it's coming out of bloody nowhere and you're only warning is that three note sting that sounds like it was right out of ''Jaws.''
* Once you get to Free Play mode after you finish the game, there’s no background music as you play. The silence can be eerie, and it gets even more eerie when the distant bells start ringing or when the ominous drums randomly start up at some points.
* Blackwell's plan in general. He intends to launch his tower into space which would, according to Chase, destroy everything within 10 blocks and quite likeky kill everyone in the area. And that's not even taking into account the smoke and dust it would kick up, potentially causing any survivors to suffocate or choke to death or, at the very least, have severe lung problems for the rest of their life. In short, it's a good thing Chase got those Shield Generators up in time.
