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** In the expansion pack Leonard and Bubba try to take a vacation but are hassled by vengeful aliens until they find their crashed spaceship and steal it after killing a Vixen Queen (who may or may not be the same one gunned down in the base game, at any rate this is the last that's seen of her), and it recycles the exact same ending dialogue. In ''Rides Again'' they crash the ship and have to hoof it back to Hickston on foot, still fighting their way through hordes of aliens, eventually finding and destroying the alien's clone factory under a brothel. With the aliens taken care of the two get home and deal with an infestation of violent jackalopes.
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** In the expansion pack Leonard and Bubba try to take a vacation but are hassled by vengeful aliens until they find their crashed spaceship and steal it after killing a Vixen Queen (who may or may not be the same one gunned down in the base game, at any rate this is the last that's seen of her), and it recycles the exact same ending dialogue. In ''Rides Again'' they crash the ship and have to hoof it back to Hickston on foot, still fighting their way through hordes of aliens, aliens and clones, eventually finding and destroying the alien's clone factory under a brothel. With the aliens taken care of the two get home and deal with an infestation of violent jackalopes.
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* DistressedDude: You don't get to see it but in the last level Bubba has been kidnapped by the Vixen Queen and subjected to BoundAndGagged and some unspecified [[BlackComedyRape abuse]] and transmogrification. She likes him so much she does it again in the expansion.
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* ExcusePlot: The game begins with Leonard and Bubba's pig getting taken by aliens. Even though they supposedly are trying to get him back, the pig is never brought up again. Not even in the ending.
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* ExcusePlot: The game begins with Leonard and Bubba's pig getting taken by aliens. Even though they supposedly are trying to get him back, back (which apparently requires Leonard to occasionally bash Bubba with a crowbar) the pig is never brought up again. Not even in the ending. The manual of ''Rides Again'' say the aliens just stuck it in lingerie and let it go, making it a ShaggyDogStory too. Leonard kills the Vixen Queen and in a voice-only dialogue ending releases the captive Bubba, who's been "transmogrified" into something unseen.
** In the expansion pack Leonard and Bubba try to take a vacation but are hassled by vengeful aliens until they find their crashed spaceship and steal it after killing a Vixen Queen (who may or may not be the same one gunned down in the base game, at any rate this is the last that's seen of her), and it recycles the exact same ending dialogue. In ''Rides Again'' they crash the ship and have to hoof it back to Hickston on foot, still fighting their way through hordes of aliens, eventually finding and destroying the alien's clone factory under a brothel. With the aliens taken care of the two get home and deal with an infestation of violent jackalopes.
** In the expansion pack Leonard and Bubba try to take a vacation but are hassled by vengeful aliens until they find their crashed spaceship and steal it after killing a Vixen Queen (who may or may not be the same one gunned down in the base game, at any rate this is the last that's seen of her), and it recycles the exact same ending dialogue. In ''Rides Again'' they crash the ship and have to hoof it back to Hickston on foot, still fighting their way through hordes of aliens, eventually finding and destroying the alien's clone factory under a brothel. With the aliens taken care of the two get home and deal with an infestation of violent jackalopes.
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* FearsomeCrittersOfAmericanFolklore: Jackalopes are enemies in ''Rides Again''. A giant version also appears in some levels as a mini-boss.
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* FearsomeCrittersOfAmericanFolklore: Jackalopes are enemies in ''Rides Again''. A giant version ver sion also appears in some levels as a mini-boss.
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* TorpedoTits: The Alien Teat Gun, a set of [[MoreDakka machine guns]]. Shooting it [[RecoiledAcrossTheRoom pushes Leonard back from the sheer recoil]].
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* TorpedoTits: The Alien Teat Gun, a set of [[MoreDakka machine guns]]. Shooting it The Vixens wear them and they will tear you apart in seconds if you're caught in a salvo. Leonard can get his hands on them too, and firing them [[RecoiledAcrossTheRoom pushes Leonard him back from the sheer recoil]].
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* WeWillMeetAgain: The Alien Queen promises that she'll be back when you defeat her. She re-appears as the final boss of the expansion pack, where she says the same thing after being beaten.
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* WeWillMeetAgain: The Alien Queen promises that she'll be back when you defeat her. She re-appears as the final boss of the expansion pack, where she says the same thing after being beaten.beaten, though she's not in the sequel.
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** Naturally. The first game takes place in rural Arkansas.
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** Naturally. The first game takes place in rural Arkansas.
* DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud: In the level "Drive-In", there are two tornadoes in the trailer park bit that serve as environmental hazards. Nothing seems to be affected by the tornadoes except Leonard, who only gets sucked up and thrown away if he touches the funnel clouds. While one trailer is shown destroyed, nothing else in the park is affected.
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* ExplodingBarrel: The powder keg. Unlike most examples of this trope, it's listed as a weapon that you can pick up, then put somewhere else you might want it.
** The TNT crates you can use to restore your TNT ammo also counts as this, so be careful when you see one lying around with lots of enemies around you.
** The TNT crates you can use to restore your TNT ammo also counts as this, so be careful when you see one lying around with lots of enemies around you.
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* ExplodingBarrel: ExplodingBarrel:
** The powder keg.Unlike most examples of this trope, it's It's listed as a weapon that you can pick up, then put somewhere else you might want it.
it. You can only carry one at a time.
** TheTNT dynamite crates you can use to restore your TNT that serve as ammo pickups also counts as this, so be careful when you see one lying around with lots of enemies around you.
** The powder keg.
** The
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* GameBreakingBug: In the "Ruins" level, there's a bug where trying to unlock the door leading to the exit won't work, and the door will lock itself upon trying to unlock it, if this happens the only way around it are either to make an difficult jump requiring moonshine, or use rdclip to noclip through the door.
* GameWithinAGame: One level has a working bowling alley with pins that replenish and multiple lanes. Many players may miss the fact that it functions at all, but if you use the all weapons cheat early on, you will find a bowling ball in your arsenal that can be rolled as one would expect, hinting at its presence before you reach the area- the ball can also be had as a normal pickup at the alley. May lead to SidetrackedByTheGoldSaucer moments, especially in multiplayer, as this existed a decade before Wii Sports.
* GhostTown: A few stages in the game take place in small country style villages and trailer parks, and everything seems deserted, though there are lots of weapons lying around, suggesting there was a war.
* GiantMook: The alien Hulks with energy cannons for arms are the most obvious example. The Sheriff Hobbs clones deal so much damage and can take so many hits that they qualify too.
* GameWithinAGame: One level has a working bowling alley with pins that replenish and multiple lanes. Many players may miss the fact that it functions at all, but if you use the all weapons cheat early on, you will find a bowling ball in your arsenal that can be rolled as one would expect, hinting at its presence before you reach the area- the ball can also be had as a normal pickup at the alley. May lead to SidetrackedByTheGoldSaucer moments, especially in multiplayer, as this existed a decade before Wii Sports.
* GhostTown: A few stages in the game take place in small country style villages and trailer parks, and everything seems deserted, though there are lots of weapons lying around, suggesting there was a war.
* GiantMook: The alien Hulks with energy cannons for arms are the most obvious example. The Sheriff Hobbs clones deal so much damage and can take so many hits that they qualify too.
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* GameBreakingBug: In the "Ruins" level, there's a bug where trying to unlock the door leading to the exit won't work, and the door will lock itself upon trying to unlock it, if it. If this happens happens, the only way ways around it are either to make an difficult jump requiring moonshine, moonshine for a speed boost, or use rdclip RDCLIP to noclip through the door.
* GameWithinAGame: One level has a working bowling alley with pins that replenish and multiple lanes.Many players may miss the fact that it functions at all, but if you use the all weapons cheat early on, you will find a The bowling ball in your arsenal that can be rolled as one would expect, hinting at its presence before you reach the area- the ball can also be had as a normal pickup at the alley. alley[[note]]in fact, a number of players found out the bowling alley was playable because the "give all guns" cheat gives you a bowling ball[[/note]]. May lead to SidetrackedByTheGoldSaucer moments, especially in multiplayer, as this existed a decade before Wii Sports.
multiplayer.
* GhostTown: A few stages in the game take place in small country style villages and trailer parks, and everything seemsdeserted, though there deserted. There are lots of weapons lying around, suggesting there was a war.
war, but no corpses and practically no blood.
*GiantMook: GiantMook:
** The alien Hulks with energy cannons for arms are the most obvious example.The Their projectiles deal a lot of damage, they can lay explosive proximity mines on the field, and unless you explode them after they fall, they'll resurrect.
** Sheriff Hobbs clones deal so much damage and can take so many hits that theyqualify too.become an immediate priority whenever they pop up. It doesn't help that unlike Hulks, Hobbs clones are hitscanners.
* GameWithinAGame: One level has a working bowling alley with pins that replenish and multiple lanes.
* GhostTown: A few stages in the game take place in small country style villages and trailer parks, and everything seems
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** Sheriff Hobbs clones deal so much damage and can take so many hits that they
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* HandCannon: Leonard's sidearm is a .454 Casull revolver that kicks like a mule and even pushes him back a bit with each shot. [[SubvertedTrope Unfortunately, it's about as effective as a typical FPS starter pistol as far as damage goes]].
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* HandCannon: Leonard's sidearm is a .454 Casull revolver that kicks like a mule and even [[RecoiledAcrossTheRoom pushes him back a bit with each shot.shot]]. [[SubvertedTrope Unfortunately, it's about as effective as a typical FPS starter pistol as far as damage goes]].
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: The level "Waco" in Rides Again is one big reference to the then fairly recent Waco siege. You can even enter an ATF van where a thinly veiled Janet Reno can be heard on the radio instructing agents to deal with the situation using [[LeeroyJenkins generous amounts of force.]] You can then pull a switch and blow up the entire compound.
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* RecoiledAcrossTheRoom: Leonard is a skinny fella that hardly looks like he weighs 100 pounds, so a few of the guns can use push him back when he fires when not moving, notably the first three guns.
* RippedFromTheHeadlines: The level "Waco" in Rides Again is one big reference to the then fairly recent Waco siege. You can even enter an ATF van where a thinly veiled Janet Reno can be heard on the radio instructing agents to deal with the situation using [[LeeroyJenkins generous amounts offorce.]] force]]. You can then pull a switch and blow up the entire compound.
* RippedFromTheHeadlines: The level "Waco" in Rides Again is one big reference to the then fairly recent Waco siege. You can even enter an ATF van where a thinly veiled Janet Reno can be heard on the radio instructing agents to deal with the situation using [[LeeroyJenkins generous amounts of
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* TorpedoTits: The Alien Teat Gun, a set of [[MoreDakka machine guns]]. Shooting it pushes Leonard back from the sheer recoil.
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* TorpedoTits: The Alien Teat Gun, a set of [[MoreDakka machine guns]]. Shooting it [[RecoiledAcrossTheRoom pushes Leonard back from the sheer recoil.recoil]].
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** DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud: Nothing seems to be affected by the tornadoes, and Leonard's only sucked up if he touches the tornado. While one trailer is shown destroyed, nothing else in the park's affected.
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** You can also use a [[Film/{{SlingBlade}} sling blade]] as a melee weapon in ''Rides Again.''
--->'''Leonard''': '''Mm-hmm!'''
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: The level "Waco" in Rides Again is one big reference to the then fairly recent Waco siege. You can even enter an ATF van where a thinly veiled Janet Reno can be heard on the radio instructing agents to deal with the situation using [[LeeroyJenkins generous amounts of force.]] You can then pull a switch and blow up the entire compound.
