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* {{Homage}}: The site's logo, until 7th September 2023, was based on the European [[UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis Sega Mega Drive]] logo. The replacement and previously secondary logo is still based on Sega's, but now only reads RA.
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* {{Homage}}: The site's logo, until 7th September 2023, was based on the European [[UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis [[Platform/SegaGenesis Sega Mega Drive]] logo. The replacement and previously secondary logo is still based on Sega's, but now only reads RA.
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** Similarly, some achievements are obtained by dying in [[NintendoHard particularly difficult]] games.
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** Similarly, some achievements are obtained by dying in [[NintendoHard particularly difficult]] difficult games.
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* NintendoHard: If a game has a Retro Ratio at least 3-4 times its point total, it or its achievements are probably this.
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* Over100PercentCompletion: Beating a game on hardcore mode gives a '''200%''' complete message.
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* Over100PercentCompletion: Beating a game on hardcore mode gives used to give a '''200%''' complete message.message. Nowadays it just says the game is Mastered. If you're in Softcore mode, you'll only have Completed the game, not Mastered it.
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Retro Achievements is a website created by Scott Davies, a former programmer from Creator/{{Rare}} in 2012. It's a site that uses modified emulators for earning achievements. Each game has different points of achievements (originally 400 for every game, now different depending on the game) that can be earned by completing tasks each achievement has. Depending on how rare an achievement is, it may have different Retro Ratio, which can be a guideline on how difficult the game or its achievements is. There's also hardcore mode, which forbids using savestates and speed changing.
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Retro Achievements is a website created by Scott Davies, a former programmer from Creator/{{Rare}} in 2012. It's a site that uses modified emulators for earning achievements. Each game has different points of achievements (originally 400 for every game, now different depending on the game) that can be earned by completing tasks each achievement has. Depending on how rare an achievement is, it may have different Retro Ratio, which can be a guideline on how difficult the game or its achievements is. There's also hardcore mode, which forbids using savestates and speed changing.
slow motion.
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Retro Achievements is a website created by Scott Davies, a former programmer from Creator/{{Rare}} in 2012. It's a site that uses modified emulators for earning achievements. Each game has different points of achievements (originally 400 for every game, now different depending on the game) that can be earned by completing tasks each achievement has. Depending on how rare an achievement is, it may have different Retro Ratio, which can be a guideline on how difficult the game or its achievements is. There's also hardcore mode, which forbids using savestates and speed changing, but doubles score.
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Retro Achievements is a website created by Scott Davies, a former programmer from Creator/{{Rare}} in 2012. It's a site that uses modified emulators for earning achievements. Each game has different points of achievements (originally 400 for every game, now different depending on the game) that can be earned by completing tasks each achievement has. Depending on how rare an achievement is, it may have different Retro Ratio, which can be a guideline on how difficult the game or its achievements is. There's also hardcore mode, which forbids using savestates and speed changing, but doubles score.
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* {{Speedrun}}: Some sets include achievements for these. They are usually for individual levels, but there are a few that cover the entire game.
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* LowLevelRun: A few achievements are earned with this method, usually in RPG games.
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* SelfImposedChallenge: The Website. Particularly concerning achievements covered under BrutalBonusLevel above.
