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*** And speaking of Tuxedo Mask, Luis Sera (Rino Romano) was not only Tuxedo Mask [[The Other Darrin|himself]], but [[Knights of the Old Republic (video game)|Revan]], Spider-Man ([[Spider-Man (2000 video game)|on a]] [[Spider-Man Unlimited|few occasions]]), and even [[The Batman|the goddamn Batman!]]

** Ashley Graham's VA Carolyn Lawrence is better known to some as [[The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius|Cindy Vortex]], [[SpongeBob SquarePants|Sandy Cheeks]], and [[Moral Orel|Orel Puppington]].

* [[What Could Have Been]]: In 2001, Capcom announced that the ''Resident Evil'' franchise was going to be exclusive to Nintendo & the GameCube. In addition to straight ports of ''[[Resident Evil 2]]'', ''[[Resident Evil 3 Nemesis|3]]'', and ''[[Resident Evil Code Veronica|Code Veronica X]]'', a total of two new games (One of which was the ''[[Resident Evil (video game)|REmake]]'') were released (and remained) exclusive to Nintendo's consoles; and ''[[Resident Evil 4]]'' was also anounced as a GameCube exclusive before Capcom decided that due to poor sales of ''[[Resident Evil 0]]'' and the ''REmake'', they would release the game on the [[~~Play Station~~ 2]] as well.

* [[What Could Have Been]]: In 2001, Capcom announced that the ''Resident Evil'' franchise was going to be exclusive to Nintendo & the GameCube. In addition to straight ports of ''[[Resident Evil 2]]'', ''[[Resident Evil 3 Nemesis|3]]'', and ''[[Resident Evil Code Veronica|Code Veronica X]]'', a total of two new games (One of which was the ''[[Resident Evil (video game)|REmake]]'') were released (and remained) exclusive to Nintendo's consoles; and ''[[Resident Evil 4]]'' was also anounced as a GameCube exclusive before Capcom decided that due to poor sales of ''[[Resident Evil 0]]'' and the ''REmake'', they would release the game on the [[PlayStation 2]] as well.

** [[Hilarious in Hindsight|And then Resident Evil 5 wasn't even released on a Nintendo console...]]

** The original versions of ''RE2'' and ''RE4'', known as ''Resident Evil 1.5'' and ''3.5'' respectively. Both versions were scrapped due to the developers being unsatisfied with the direction they were taking.