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Revision as of 09:56, 22 April 2014
Face Raiders is a video game for the Nintendo 3DS which is included with every Nintendo 3DS system. You take a picture of someone's face. The game sticks the face onto some enemies. You then wave the 3DS around, while viewing your actual surroundings as the background through the video camera, and shoot their face. It's as trippy as it sounds.
Tropes that appear in this game:
- Another Dimension: The final level takes place in one.
- Augmented Reality: Takes advantage of this feature.
- Boss Rush: You can reface harder versions of all the bosses in the Extra Stage.
- Evil Laugh: All of the Bosses have one.
- Final Boss New Dimension: The Final Boss is fought in it's own dimension.
- Funny Afro: The bosses gain one upon defeat. The final boss's final form uses one to take cover from your attacks.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: The third boss's weakness is exposed by shooting the faces around it. The final boss's first form is damaged from his own crystals.
- Samurai: The headgear theme of the first boss.
- Shielded Core Boss
- Visual Pun: The final boss is a ball; the miniboss is a bat. Get it?