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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a {{Platform| Game}}ing [[AdvertisementGame advergame]], released for UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade on the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a {{Platform| Game}}ing [[AdvertisementGame advergame]], released for UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade [[Platform/XboxLive Xbox Live Arcade]] on the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox Platform/{{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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* VideogameSettings: ''Crash Course 2'' features these, amusingly enough.
** Amazon Jungle: JungleJapes
** Antarctic: SlippySlideyIceWorld
** Egypt: TempleOfDoom
** Pirate island: GangplankGalleon
** Amazon Jungle: JungleJapes
** Antarctic: SlippySlideyIceWorld
** Egypt: TempleOfDoom
** Pirate island: GangplankGalleon
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* DummiedOut: Some of the preview screenshots and [=FameStar=] achievements show and mention Hong Kong levels in ''Crash Course 2''. However, there are no Hong Kong levels in that game, unless it's released later as seperate DLC, which wouldn't be surprising considering the first game did so as well and how the second game constantly promotes real-money purchases of ingame currency.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a {{Platform| Game}}ing advergame, released for UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade on the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a {{Platform| Game}}ing advergame, [[AdvertisementGame advergame]], released for UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade on the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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* AdvertisementGame: It's an advertisement for Doritos chips.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a {{Platform| Game}}ing advergame, released for XboxLiveArcade UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade on the {{Xbox UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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* DummiedOut: Some of the preview screenshots and FameStar achievements show and mention Hong Kong levels in ''Crash Course 2''. However, there are no Hong Kong levels in that game, unless it's released later as seperate DLC, which wouldn't be surprising considering the first game did so as well and how the second game constantly promotes real-money purchases of ingame currency.
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* DummiedOut: Some of the preview screenshots and FameStar [=FameStar=] achievements show and mention Hong Kong levels in ''Crash Course 2''. However, there are no Hong Kong levels in that game, unless it's released later as seperate DLC, which wouldn't be surprising considering the first game did so as well and how the second game constantly promotes real-money purchases of ingame currency.
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* DummiedOut: Some mentions will be made to Hong Kong levels in ''Crash Course 2''. However, there are no Hong Kong levels in that game.
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* DummiedOut: Some mentions will be made to of the preview screenshots and FameStar achievements show and mention Hong Kong levels in ''Crash Course 2''. However, there are no Hong Kong levels in that game. game, unless it's released later as seperate DLC, which wouldn't be surprising considering the first game did so as well and how the second game constantly promotes real-money purchases of ingame currency.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a [[PlatformGame platforming]] advergame, released for XboxLiveArcade on the {{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a [[PlatformGame platforming]] {{Platform| Game}}ing advergame, released for XboxLiveArcade on the {{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a platforming advergame, released for XboxLiveArcade on the {{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a platforming [[PlatformGame platforming]] advergame, released for XboxLiveArcade on the {{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
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''Doritos Crash Course'' is a platforming advergame, released for XboxLiveArcade on the {{Xbox 360}}. The first game was released on December 8, 2010, as a finalist of a competition sponsored by none other than Doritos. The unexpected sequel was released on May 8, 2013.
If you've watched ''Series/TakeshisCastle'' or ''Series/{{Wipeout|2008}}'', you'll find the premise familiar here--your goal is to race through a gauntlet filled with various obstacles, like conveyor belts and giant hammers, as quickly as possible. Finishing earns you medals based on your time and can be a determiner in what levels are subsequently unlocked, traveling the world in locations such as Japan and the Amazon. There's not much more to them, but both games are free, so why not check them out yourself?
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!!''Doritos Crash Course'' provides examples of:
* BribingYourWayToVictory: In ''Crash Course 2'' you can pay real money to unlock levels and get power-ups and rewinds. However, apart from a few cosmetic effects, you can earn everything by just playing the game as well.
* DeathCourse: Well, not exactly "death" as it is "knock silly", but it's a linear gauntlet filled to the brim with various things that will hinder you.
* DenserAndWackier: While the first ''Crash Course'' at least kept the settings' appearances to something you might see on ''American Gladiators'', ''Crash Course 2'' goes all-out with the looks, having you race through locales like the Amazon, Egypt, and Antarctica, with the courses and backgrounds themed appropriately.
* DownloadableContent: ''Crash Course'' has the City Lights pack, which adds Las Vegas and London levels, along with an easier version of the Japan levels.
* DummiedOut: Some mentions will be made to Hong Kong levels in ''Crash Course 2''. However, there are no Hong Kong levels in that game.
* FakeLongevity: Present in ''Crash Course 2''. In the original, levels just unlocked as you progress, but in the sequel, completing levels just earns you stars instead, which you use to unlock levels. Even then, that only gets you the main path--if you want to unlock the side paths, you have to shell out more stars. The costs aren't too bad to start, but they become rather prohibitive once you reach the third set, so unless you've finished first a lot be prepared to go back to grab some in-level stars or finish optional objectives.
* {{Microtransactions}}: ''Crash Course 2'' has coins that you can purchase with real money. You can subsequently use those coins to unlock levels or purchase power-ups.
* NoFairCheating: If you wipe out on a particular section too many times, both games will give you the option to skip ahead. However, it will also prevent you from earning medals and stars.
* ProductPlacement: That Doritos logo on the title. However, that's the only place you see the logo, so you'd be excused if you came in the middle and though this was wholly independently developed.
* VideogameSettings: ''Crash Course 2'' features these, amusingly enough.
** Amazon Jungle: JungleJapes
** Antarctic: SlippySlideyIceWorld
** Egypt: TempleOfDoom
** Pirate island: GangplankGalleon
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If you've watched ''Series/TakeshisCastle'' or ''Series/{{Wipeout|2008}}'', you'll find the premise familiar here--your goal is to race through a gauntlet filled with various obstacles, like conveyor belts and giant hammers, as quickly as possible. Finishing earns you medals based on your time and can be a determiner in what levels are subsequently unlocked, traveling the world in locations such as Japan and the Amazon. There's not much more to them, but both games are free, so why not check them out yourself?
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!!''Doritos Crash Course'' provides examples of:
* BribingYourWayToVictory: In ''Crash Course 2'' you can pay real money to unlock levels and get power-ups and rewinds. However, apart from a few cosmetic effects, you can earn everything by just playing the game as well.
* DeathCourse: Well, not exactly "death" as it is "knock silly", but it's a linear gauntlet filled to the brim with various things that will hinder you.
* DenserAndWackier: While the first ''Crash Course'' at least kept the settings' appearances to something you might see on ''American Gladiators'', ''Crash Course 2'' goes all-out with the looks, having you race through locales like the Amazon, Egypt, and Antarctica, with the courses and backgrounds themed appropriately.
* DownloadableContent: ''Crash Course'' has the City Lights pack, which adds Las Vegas and London levels, along with an easier version of the Japan levels.
* DummiedOut: Some mentions will be made to Hong Kong levels in ''Crash Course 2''. However, there are no Hong Kong levels in that game.
* FakeLongevity: Present in ''Crash Course 2''. In the original, levels just unlocked as you progress, but in the sequel, completing levels just earns you stars instead, which you use to unlock levels. Even then, that only gets you the main path--if you want to unlock the side paths, you have to shell out more stars. The costs aren't too bad to start, but they become rather prohibitive once you reach the third set, so unless you've finished first a lot be prepared to go back to grab some in-level stars or finish optional objectives.
* {{Microtransactions}}: ''Crash Course 2'' has coins that you can purchase with real money. You can subsequently use those coins to unlock levels or purchase power-ups.
* NoFairCheating: If you wipe out on a particular section too many times, both games will give you the option to skip ahead. However, it will also prevent you from earning medals and stars.
* ProductPlacement: That Doritos logo on the title. However, that's the only place you see the logo, so you'd be excused if you came in the middle and though this was wholly independently developed.
* VideogameSettings: ''Crash Course 2'' features these, amusingly enough.
** Amazon Jungle: JungleJapes
** Antarctic: SlippySlideyIceWorld
** Egypt: TempleOfDoom
** Pirate island: GangplankGalleon
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