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== Video Games == |
== Video Games == |
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* The arcade version of ''[[Ninja Gaiden]]'' has your hero able to throw enemies into telephone booths, crates, signs, vending machines, and barrels, all to get powerups inside (and causing no additional damage to your enemies, oddly enough). |
* The arcade version of ''[[Ninja Gaiden]]'' has your hero able to throw enemies into telephone booths, crates, signs, vending machines, and barrels, all to get powerups inside (and causing no additional damage to your enemies, oddly enough). |
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* In ''[[BloodRayne]] 2'' you can throw opponents onto spikes and out windows...or simply toss them through the occasional breakable wall or other scenery. One office area is a room full of cubicles, all of which can be smashed by flying Mooks. |
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* [[Bayonetta]]. Even full cities get destroyed. |
* [[Bayonetta]]. Even full cities get destroyed. |
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* A major gameplay element of ''[[Power Stone]]''. Some characters had moves meant specifically for environmental destruction. |
* A major gameplay element of ''[[Power Stone]]''. Some characters had moves meant specifically for environmental destruction. |
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