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* [[Aliens Speaking English]]
* [[Aliens Speaking English]]
* [[All There in the Manual]]: A comic outlining the backstory was included with the manual.
* [[All There in the Manual]]: A comic outlining the backstory was included with the manual.
* [[Artificial Human]]: Flashmen.
* [[Artificial Human]]: Flashgun.
* [[Badass Longcoat]] / [[Jet Pack]]: The cops.
* [[Badass Longcoat]] / [[Jet Pack]]: The cops.
** [[Cool Shades]]: In the Amiga/Genesis versions.
** [[Cool Shades]]: In the Amiga/Genesis versions.
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* [[Spirit Advisor]]: During the final sequence of the game, an "inner voice" (implied to be the survivor from earlier) guides Conrad in planting an atomic bomb in the planet's core.
* [[Spirit Advisor]]: During the final sequence of the game, an "inner voice" (implied to be the survivor from earlier) guides Conrad in planting an atomic bomb in the planet's core.
* [[The Taxi]]: Conrad's first task upon returning to Earth is to hail a hover-cab.
* [[The Taxi]]: Conrad's first task upon returning to Earth is to hail a hover-cab.
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* [[Terraform]]: Titan (Saturn's moon) has been transformed into a lush alien jungle, with a metropolitan city beneath its crust.
* [[Teleporters and Transporters]]: An important tool to master, especially in the last leg of the game. The Telereciever acts as a portable beacon; Conrad can lob it over great distances, then activate the Telecontrol, which beams him directly to the beacon's location. Nifty.
* [[Teleporters and Transporters]]: An important tool to master, especially in the last leg of the game. The Telereciever acts as a portable beacon; Conrad can lob it over great distances, then activate the Telecontrol, which beams him directly to the beacon's location. Nifty.
** Other teleporters exist in the game, such as the one in New Washington's Job Center. This is also the mode of travel by which Conrad journeys to the Morph homeworld.
** Other teleporters exist in the game, such as the one in New Washington's Job Center. This is also the mode of travel by which Conrad journeys to the Morph homeworld.
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* [[Terraform]]: Titan (Saturn's moon) has been transformed into a lush alien jungle, with a metropolitan city beneath its crust.
* [[Unspoken Plan Guarantee]]: "A SPY... Throw the wretch into the dungeons. We'll interrogate him later."
* [[Unspoken Plan Guarantee]]: "A SPY... Throw the wretch into the dungeons. We'll interrogate him later."
* [[Used Future]]
* [[Used Future]]
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