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* ''[[The World Ends With You]]'' has several instances where it jumps to the next day and only later flashes back to what happened in the previous day. |
* ''[[The World Ends With You]]'' has several instances where it jumps to the next day and only later flashes back to what happened in the previous day. |
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* The PC version of [[Clue (game)|Clue: Master Detective]] started with a still cutscene of Mr. Boddy alive in his chair. There is a blackout signifying an unknown amount of time passing and then we see Mr. Boddy ''dead'' in his chair. Makes one wonder as to how the "where the murder occurred" part of the mystery fits in.... |
* The PC version of [[Clue (game)|Clue: Master Detective]] started with a still cutscene of Mr. Boddy alive in his chair. There is a blackout signifying an unknown amount of time passing and then we see Mr. Boddy ''dead'' in his chair. Makes one wonder as to how the "where the murder occurred" part of the mystery fits in.... |
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* A few ''[[Ace Attorney]]'' cases start this way, featuring stills of two characters talking and the insinuation that action occurs, but no identification of the speakers or display of the murder itself. Others involve a relatively coherent scene, but the criminal is shrouded in shadows and |
* A few ''[[Ace Attorney]]'' cases start this way, featuring stills of two characters talking and the insinuation that action occurs, but no identification of the speakers or display of the murder itself. Others involve a relatively coherent scene, but the criminal is shrouded in shadows and unidentifiable—and due to the text-based nature of the game, identification by voice is also impossible. |
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== Webcomics == |
== Webcomics == |
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