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* CultClassic: Arguably one of the most notable examples in the history of first-person shooters, especially in the Triple-A sphere. While ''Titanfall 2'' did review well at launch, boasting a strong complete package which combined great experiences for both multiplayer and single-player (which was already starting to become a rarity for the genre), it sold poorly due in part to being released between industry juggernauts ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyInfiniteWarfare'' and ''VideoGame/Battlefield1'', causing it to be lost in the shuffle. Despite this, the game enjoyed a very dedicated fanbase which allowed it to thrive against the competition. The massive success of ''VideoGame/ApexLegends'' caused many of its players to pick up ''Titanfall 2'' due to their commonalities, and a later UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} release in 2020 led to an even stronger resurgence.
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* CultClassic: Arguably one of the most notable examples in the history of first-person shooters, especially in the Triple-A sphere. While ''Titanfall 2'' did review well at launch, boasting a strong complete package which combined great experiences for both multiplayer and single-player (which was already starting to become a rarity for the genre), it sold poorly due in part to being released between industry juggernauts ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyInfiniteWarfare'' and ''VideoGame/Battlefield1'', causing it to be lost in the shuffle. Despite this, the game enjoyed a very dedicated fanbase which allowed it to thrive against the competition. The massive success of ''VideoGame/ApexLegends'' caused many of its players to pick up ''Titanfall 2'' due to their commonalities, and a later UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} release in 2020 led to an even stronger resurgence.
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** With the advent of ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClankRiftApart'', the entirety of ''Effect and Cause'' is this, as the latter game not only features the ability to travel across levels near-instantaneously thanks to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation5's hardware, but it also features two levels that change radically at the press of a button not unlike ''Effect and Cause'' (or in ''Rift Apart's'' case, crystals.)
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** With the advent of ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClankRiftApart'', the entirety of ''Effect and Cause'' is this, as the latter game not only features the ability to travel across levels near-instantaneously thanks to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation5's Platform/PlayStation5's hardware, but it also features two levels that change radically at the press of a button not unlike ''Effect and Cause'' (or in ''Rift Apart's'' case, crystals.)
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* {{Narm}}: During the fight against [[EvilBrit Sloane]], the FinalBoss, she will call Cooper a "Berk", which can be somewhat amusing given that this is rather mild and archaic British slang for "idiot" which wouldn't feel out of place in an Creator/EnidBlyton story, and [[GoshDangItToHeck somewhat out-of-place]] amidst a fight to the death, given that the game is happy with characters saying "shit".
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* {{Narm}}: During the fight against [[EvilBrit Sloane]], the FinalBoss, she will call Cooper a "Berk", "berk", which can be somewhat amusing given amusing. Given that this is rather mild and archaic British slang for "idiot" "idiot", which wouldn't feel out of place in an Creator/EnidBlyton story, and it's [[GoshDangItToHeck somewhat out-of-place]] amidst a fight to the death, given that the game is happy with characters saying "shit".
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* {{Narm}}: During the fight against [[EvilBrit Sloane]], the FinalBoss, she will call Cooper a "Berk", which can be somewhat amusing given that this is a rather mild term for "idiot" which wouldn't feel out of place in an Creator/EnidBlyton story, and [[GoshDangItToHeck somewhat out-of-place]] amidst a fight to the death, given that the game is happy with characters saying "shit".
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* {{Narm}}: During the fight against [[EvilBrit Sloane]], the FinalBoss, she will call Cooper a "Berk", which can be somewhat amusing given that this is a rather mild term and archaic British slang for "idiot" which wouldn't feel out of place in an Creator/EnidBlyton story, and [[GoshDangItToHeck somewhat out-of-place]] amidst a fight to the death, given that the game is happy with characters saying "shit".
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* {{Narm}}: During the fight against [[EvilBrit Sloane]], the FinalBoss, she will call Cooper a "Berk", which can be somewhat amusing given that this is a rather mild term for "idiot" which wouldn't feel out of place in an Creator/EnidBlyton story, and [[GoshDangItToHeck somewhat out-of-place]] amidst a fight to the death, given that the game is happy with characters saying "shit".
