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* ''[[Enter the Matrix]]'' has three driving levels. If you play as Niobe, you get to be the driver while Ghost takes shots at the enemy vehicles, and if you're playing as Ghost you get to be the gunner while Niobe drives through the level. The problem? Apparently the AI-controlled Niobe completely flunked out of driving school, because she can't go five seconds without crashing into something and more than likely getting stuck (this is most aggravating in the final driving level, where you're trying to escape from the Twins, who are following after and shooting at you, and are also completely invincible.)
* In ''[[Saints Row|Saint's Row 2]]'', pedestrians will often jump to one side if they think they player will drive over them. However, at least as often as not, they throw themselves headlong onto the street, where they're likely to get run over by another NPC driver, or by the player if he was only barely on the sidewalk or if he was only taking a brief detour onto the sidewalk.
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* In the first ''[[Tenchu]]'' game, you can swim but your enemies have [[Super Drowning Skills]]. They apparently don't know this, because if you are spotted by an enemy you can simply jump into water and watch them follow you in to drown.
 
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