History VideoGame / ThreeDirtyDwarves

* BigBad: Colonel Briggs.

* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: "House of Fire" has the dwarves fight against a dragon using a wrecking ball.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** Colonel Briggs shouts "Damn!" in the intro and second-to-last cutscene.
** The Naked Ninjas.
** "No, but we'll kick your ass."

* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Said in the intro by Laura when Briggs is about to separate them.

* OneHitPointWonder: Each of the dwarves are knocked out with one hit, but their buddies can knock them back on their feet again.

** Corthag: [[TheGunslinger A shotgun]].

* AbnormalAmmo: Baseballs and bowling balls and pins.

* AnimateInanimateObject: The trash can and newspaper enemies.

The story focuses on four genetically-altered children, Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle, who are being held captive in genetics lab at WST (Weapons Systems Technology). Colonel Briggs, the DrillSergeantNasty in charge of the base, wants them to use their genius to create super soldiers. Instead, they've devised a plan of escape using a tabletop game they've created by combining Einstein's theory of relativity, superstring theory, and the laws of chance, creating a world within the game.

In it, their avatars, three Dwarves named Greg, Tatonic and Corthag, battle in [[StandardFantasySetting Middle Earth]] to reach an inter-dimensional gateway that would send them to this world so they can save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game that sends its three heroes to Earth. Unfortunately, our heroes leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

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In it, their avatars, three Dwarves named Greg, Tatonic and Corthag, battle in [[StandardFantasySetting Middle Earth]] to reach an inter-dimensional gateway that would send them to this world so they can save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game that sends its three heroes to earth. Unfortunately, our heroes leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

In it, their avatars, three Dwarves named Greg, Tatonic and Corthag, battle in [[StandardFantasySetting Middle Earth]] to reach an inter-dimensional gateway that would send them to this world so they can save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game that its three heroes into the real world to save them. Unfortunately, our heroes leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

The story focuses on four genetically-altered children, Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle, who are being held captive in genetics lab at WST (Weapons Systems Technology). Colonel Briggs, the DrillSergeantNasty in charge of the base, wants them to use their genius to create super soldiers. Instead, they've devised a plan of escape using a tabletop game they've created by combining Einstein's theory of relativity, superstring theory, and the laws of chance, creating a world within the game. In it, their avatars, three Dwarves named Greg, Tatonic and Corthag, battle in Middle Earth to reach an inter-dimensional gateway that would send them to this world so they can save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game that its three heroes into the real world to save them. Unfortunately, our heroes leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

* MonochromaticEyes: Greg has them in the animated cutscenes.

The story focuses on four genetically-altered children, Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle, who are being held captive in genetics lab at WST (Weapons Systems Technology). Colonel Briggs, the DrillSergeantNasty in charge of the base, wants them to use their genius to create super soldiers. Instead, they've devised a plan of escape using a tabletop game they've created by combining Einstein's theory of relativity, superstring theory, and the laws of chance, creating a world within the game. In it, their avatars, three Dwarves named Greg, Tatonic and Corthag, battle to reach an inter-dimensional gateway to this world so they can save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game that its three heroes into the real world to save them. Unfortunately, our heroes leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

The story focuses on four genetically-altered children, Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle, who are being held captive in genetics lab at WST (Weapons Systems Technology). Colonel Briggs, the DrillSergeantNasty in charge of the base, wants them to use their genius to create super soldiers. Instead, they've devised a plan of escape using a tabletop game they've created, where three heroes in a StandardFantasySetting battle to reach an inter-dimensional gateway so they can travel to earth from their world and save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game to send its three heroes into the real world to save them. Unfortunately, our heroes, three dirty dwarves named Greg, Tatonic and Corthag, leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Colonel Briggs shouts "Damn!" in the intro and second-to-last cutscene.

* OneHitKO: Each of the dwarves are knocked out with one hit, but their buddies can knock them awake again.

* OneHitWonder: Each of the dwarves are knocked out with one hit, but their buddies can knock them awake again.

''Three Dirty Dwarves'' is a BeatEmUp game released for the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn and PC in 1996. It was published by Creator/SegaSoft and developed by Appaloosa Interactive. The lead animator for the cartoon cutscenes was Szórády Csaba, formerly of Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio.

The story focuses on four genetically-altered children, Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle, who are being held captive in genetics lab at WST (Weapons Systems Technology). Colonel Briggs, the DrillSergeantNasty in charge of the base, wants them to use their genius to create super soldiers. Instead, they've devised a plan of escape using a tabletop game they've created, where three heroes in a StandardFantasySetting battle to reach an inter-dimensional gateway so they can travel to earth from their world and save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game to send its three heroes into the real world to save them. Unfortunately, our three heroes, Greg, Tatonic and Corthag, the Three Dirty Dwarves, leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

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This game contains examples of:

The story focuses on four genetically-altered children, Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle, who are being held captive in genetics lab at WST (Weapons Systems Technology). Colonel Briggs, the DrillSergeantNasty in charge of the base, wants them to use their genius to create super soldiers. Instead, they've devised a plan of escape using a tabletop game they've created, where three heroes in a StandardFantasySetting battle to reach an inter-dimensional gateway so they can travel to earth from their world and save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game to send its three heroes into the real world to save them. Unfortunately, the dwarves leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

* GutturalGrowler: Greg.

* GutteralGrowler: Greg.

* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Bouncing Bed", "The Stadium", "House of Fire", "Trolley Ride" and "Taconic Parkway" are all gimmick levels.

The story focuses on four genetically-altered children, Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle, who are being held captive in genetics lab at the
WST (Weapons Systems Technology). Colonel Briggs, the DrillSergeantNasty in charge of the base, wants them to use their genius to create super soldiers. Instead, they've devised a plan of escape using a tabletop game they've created, where three heroes battle to reach an interdimensional gateway so they can travel to earth from their world and save the kids. Briggs decides to have the kids separated from each other and the game, but not before they summon a portal in the game to send its three heroes into the real world to save them. Unfortunately, the dwarves leave the portal open and their enemies follow them to earth.

* BigBallOfViolence: In the intro, when the orcs attack.

* TheDitz: Taconic.
* DrillSergeantNasty: Colonel Briggs.

* FishOutOfTemporalWater: The dwarves are sent from a StandardFantasySetting to a sporting goods shop in the Bronx, thinking they've been gifted with the weapons and armor they need to save the children.

* TheGunslinger: Taconic.

* RuleOfThree

* TriggerHappy: Taconic.

* EverythingIsBetterWithDragons: "House of Fire" has the dwarves fight against a dragon using a wrecking ball.

* EverythingsBetterWithDragons: "House of Fire" has the dwarves fight against a dragon using a wrecking ball.

The story focuses on four children who are playing Dungeons & Dragons, until they are kidnapped by an unnamed army force led by a DrillSergeantNasty. They summon a portal in the game to send its three heroes into the real world and save them.

''Three Dirty Dwarves'' is a BeatEmUp game released for the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn and PC in 1996. It was published by Creator/SegaSoft and developed by Appaloosa Interactive. The cartoon cutscenes were supervised by Szórády Csaba, a former Creator/PannoniaFilmStudios animator.

Three Dirty Dwarves is a beat-em-up game released for the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn and PC in 1996. It was published by Creator/SegaSoft and developed by Appaloosa Interactive.