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{{quote|''"Normally, jumping off buildings would be incredibly stupid. But this is the future, so you get points for it. Who's incredibly stupid now?"''|'''[[Portal (series)|GlaDOS]]'''}} |
{{quote|''"Normally, jumping off buildings would be incredibly stupid. But this is the future, so you get points for it. Who's incredibly stupid now?"''|'''[[Portal (series)|GlaDOS]]'''}} |
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'''''AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! - A Reckless Disregard for Gravity''''', abbreviated as ''AaAaAA!!!'', is an indie game from Dejobaan Games, released in September of 2009. |
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Enter an [[Alternate History]] version of Boston, Massachusetts in the year 2011. In 1982, weird floating mountains and buildings descended from space and people now live in them. The player takes the role of a daredevil who BASE jumps off of these floating objects. |
Enter an [[Alternate History]] version of Boston, Massachusetts in the year 2011. In 1982, weird floating mountains and buildings descended from space and people now live in them. The player takes the role of a daredevil who BASE jumps off of these floating objects. |
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All of the above actions earn you points which lead to star ratings, which get you teeth, which allow you to unlock other levels in the game as well as some tutorial videos and slightly weirder things like a meditation exercise to help you relax- and another to do just the opposite. The game overall has a very tongue-in-cheek presentation, with tutorial levels having a tape-rewinding sound at the end, [[Long Title|lengthy level and achivement names]], and humorous descriptions for said levels. The game even keeps track of bones broken, namely ''[[Squick|all of them]]'' if you crash land. |
All of the above actions earn you points which lead to star ratings, which get you teeth, which allow you to unlock other levels in the game as well as some tutorial videos and slightly weirder things like a meditation exercise to help you relax- and another to do just the opposite. The game overall has a very tongue-in-cheek presentation, with tutorial levels having a tape-rewinding sound at the end, [[Long Title|lengthy level and achivement names]], and humorous descriptions for said levels. The game even keeps track of bones broken, namely ''[[Squick|all of them]]'' if you crash land. |
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In 2011 an updated version, subtitled ''For the Awesome'' was released. It includes several graphical upgrades and new expert levels, as well as every level from the original game. Also added to this version was support for the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headmount Device (HMD). |
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In 2012, a sequel called ''AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! Force = Mass x Acceleration'' was released. |
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