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** Depends on the level, so there's luck involved, but certain powerups can be this way. This is especially the case in the objective-based quests on the DS version - if the objective is to destroy a certain brick, or all of a certain colour, and a Laser comes along then a level that takes a couple of minutes to win normally can be ended in ten seconds. Lasers and the megaball are almost always examples actually on any level that lacks gold bricks. |
** Depends on the level, so there's luck involved, but certain powerups can be this way. This is especially the case in the objective-based quests on the DS version - if the objective is to destroy a certain brick, or all of a certain colour, and a Laser comes along then a level that takes a couple of minutes to win normally can be ended in ten seconds. Lasers and the megaball are almost always examples actually on any level that lacks gold bricks. |
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** ''Arkanoid II: The Revenge of DoH'' shows why [[Mutually Exclusive Powerups]] are in effect - power-ups were divided into "affects the ball" and "affects the Vaus" effects, and one of each could be active, making levels much easier when Dispersion or Megaball was active at the same time as Catch or Laser. On top of that, one of the effects possible from the shining capsule was to create a double-strength Dispersion (16 balls instead of 8) that also were Megaballs. If that came up, a player would almost have to intentionally try to lose the level. |
** ''Arkanoid II: The Revenge of DoH'' shows why [[Mutually Exclusive Powerups]] are in effect - power-ups were divided into "affects the ball" and "affects the Vaus" effects, and one of each could be active, making levels much easier when Dispersion or Megaball was active at the same time as Catch or Laser. On top of that, one of the effects possible from the shining capsule was to create a double-strength Dispersion (16 balls instead of 8) that also were Megaballs. If that came up, a player would almost have to intentionally try to lose the level. |
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* [[I Am Not Shazam]]: ''Arkanoid'' is a spaceship destroyed in the opening scene. The "paddle" you control is an escape craft named ''Vaus''. |
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* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]: Gold bricks. Indestructible gold bricks. |
* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]: Gold bricks. Indestructible gold bricks. |
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