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A prequel, ''VideoGame/IonFury'', was released on August 15th, 2019. A third game in the series, ''Phantom Fury'', serves as an {{Interquel}} and is set for a 2023 release.

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A prequel, ''VideoGame/IonFury'', was released on August 15th, 2019. A third game in the series, ''Phantom Fury'', serves as an {{Interquel}} and is set for a 2023 release.was released in 2024.

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* HandCannon: Shelly's revolver fires three shots at once from a single, huge revolving cylinder (unlike,say, ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'''s Cerberus pistol, which has three small cylinders).

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* HandCannon: Shelly's revolver revolver, Loverboy, fires three shots at once from a single, huge revolving cylinder (unlike,say, (unlike, say, ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'''s Cerberus pistol, which has three small cylinders).


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* MoeGreeneSpecial: How Shelly finally puts down [[spoiler:Heskell]], by way of Loverboy.

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* HotterAndSexier: Inverted, in relation to Duke Nukem. Shelly's design isn't overly revealing, there is no sexual overtones, and the game is merely rated PG 12. The soon to be released Prequel Ion Maiden, now ''VideoGame/IonFury'', follows suit, although it's definitely BloodierAndGorier.

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* HotterAndSexier: Inverted, in relation to Duke Nukem. Shelly's design isn't overly revealing, there is no sexual overtones, and the game is merely rated PG 12. The soon to be released Prequel Ion Maiden, now ''VideoGame/IonFury'', follows suit, although it's definitely BloodierAndGorier.

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