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As a rule of thumb, an [[Action Adventure]] game is distinguished from those of closely related genres, such as [[Platformer|Platformers]], [[Action Game|Action Games]] and [[Adventure Game|Adventure Games]] by its combination of but lack of commitment to any one of these genres. It contains reflex gameplay, which adventure games do not; puzzle solving, which action games do not; and jumping puzzles, which both adventure games and action games generally do not. [[Action Adventure]] games also seldom, if ever, have "Extra Lives" (though there may be items that stop you from dying, such as the fairies in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''), with the distinction between "fairies" and extra lives being that one has an "in-game" explanation and one is completely arbitary.
As the plot of these games becomes less and less [[Excuse Plot]] and more and more developed, this genre has become increasingly similar to the [[Role
Most [[Licensed Game|Licensed Games]] not on a portable console have this type of gameplay.
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