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* NintendoHard: With tricky controls, respawning enemies and a coins-are-life system that would make VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog cry, this game was rather tough to new players.
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* NintendoHard: With tricky controls, respawning enemies and a coins-are-life system that would make VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog cry, this game was rather tough to new players.
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* NintendoHard: With tricky controls, respawning enemies and a coins-are-life system that would make VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog cry, this game was rather tough to new players.
** The camera angles and bad turning controls emblematic of the VideoGame3DLeap are extremely frustrating, especially when you are trying to face a specific direction to jump or to run from a boss. Notably, neither game has camera rotation controls of any kind: it will try and turn to face the same direction Croc is, but will often get caught on the walls. ''Croc 2'' remedied this somewhat with much larger spaces.
*** For that matter, for a lot of under-10s around when Croc came out, the Platform/PlayStation1 was their first console, and Croc came packaged ''with it'' in some places...
** The camera angles and bad turning controls emblematic of the VideoGame3DLeap are extremely frustrating, especially when you are trying to face a specific direction to jump or to run from a boss. Notably, neither game has camera rotation controls of any kind: it will try and turn to face the same direction Croc is, but will often get caught on the walls. ''Croc 2'' remedied this somewhat with much larger spaces.
*** For that matter, for a lot of under-10s around when Croc came out, the Platform/PlayStation1 was their first console, and Croc came packaged ''with it'' in some places...
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* ContestedSequel: Whether Croc 2 is a better game or worse varies wildly from fan to fan. It manages to fix the flaws of its controls and camera, patched up the difficulty, and made more varied levels. However the game was also released [[ObviousBeta incomplete]] with many side-quests being impossible to finish and having a large amount of glitches, many also feel the levels themselves got too big and tend to drag on.
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* ContestedSequel: Whether Croc 2 ''Croc 2'' is a better game or worse varies wildly from fan to fan. It manages to fix the flaws of its controls and camera, patched up the difficulty, and made more varied levels. However the game was also released [[ObviousBeta incomplete]] with many side-quests being impossible to finish and having a large amount of glitches, many also feel the levels themselves got too big and tend to drag on.
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Evil Is Sexy is no longer a trope.
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* EvilIsSexy: Plenty of [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom furries]] fell for [[https://twitter.com/GalanArtworks/status/1389366113293594624 Big Tobacco's charms]], despite the crocodile being... ''Big Tobacco''.
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* PortingDisaster: While a relatively minor example, the PC release of the first game had a bug that prevents the music from playing anywhere except the title screen. This is a shame as many of the first game's tracks would have delightful reprisals in the sequel. Fortunately, the PC version has an unofficial patch known as the "Definitive Edition" that improves the game for modern PCs and lets you choose different music tracks from the Demo, PC, and PS1 versions (all fixed).
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* PortingDisaster: While a relatively minor example, the PC release of the first game had a bug that prevents the music from playing anywhere except the title screen. This is a shame as many of the first game's tracks would have delightful reprisals in the sequel. Fortunately, the PC version has an unofficial patch known as the "Definitive Edition" that improves the game for modern PCs Computers and lets you choose different music tracks from the Demo, PC, and PS1 Playstation versions (all fixed).
