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** Similarly in ''[[Tales of Vesperia]]'', once you complete the game, there is some more content available around the game world including titles, a [[Boss Rush]] [[Bonus Dungeon]] and fully unlocking the arena.

* The Game Boy Advance remake of ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' has the "Soul of Rebirth" option which lets you play as the [[Killed Off for Real]] party members from one of your completed saves, showing what they were doing while the main game's heroes were beating the [[Final Boss]]. {{spoiler|It turns out they were in heaven, beating the final boss's light side.}}

* Most tri-Ace games feature anywhere from one to four [[Bonus Dungeon]]s that are only available after the game is finished. This includes ''[[Star Ocean 1|Star Ocean]]'' (Seven Star Ruins), ''[[Star Ocean the Second Story]]'' (Cave of Trials), ''[[Star Ocean: Till the End of Time]]'' (Maze of Tribulations, Sphere 211), and [[Valkyrie Profile]] 1 and 2 (Seraphic Gate).

* Both of the GBA ''[[Crash Bandicoot]]'' games have this. If you beat the final boss with all the gems in ''The Huge Adventure'', {{spoiler|all the bosses in the game become a [[Biological Mashup]], and you're subjected to [[Chasing Your Tail|a race to the end of an extra level]] before the boss hits you too many times.}} In ''N-Tranced'', collecting all the gems {{spoiler|allows you to subvert N. Tropy's [[Villain Exit Stage Left]] and give you a batch of new levels, climaxing with a battle with N. Tropy himself}}.

* [[Bemani]] games often have some form of an Extra Stage which you can play if you perform well. In arcade versions, this gives you an extra song for free, and most games usually have one or more secret boss songs which can only be played on Extra Stage (and sometimes only if you fulfill an even stricter set of unlock requirements simultaneously while earning the Extra Stage) for a short while after they're released. In console releases, this usually gives you a single chance to play a boss song even if you haven't unlocked it, and may automatically unlock a boss song if you beat it on Extra Stage (whereas they're usually the hardest or take the longest to unlock normally). Do well on the boss song on Extra Stage and you might get the Encore Extra Stage (a.k.a. "[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|One More Extra Stage]]" in some games), which usually allows you to select the [[True Final Boss]] song (or in some games, ''forces'' you to attempt it).

* The ''[[Inazuma Eleven]]'' games all allow you to unlock repeatable friendly matches against any story team you've beaten as well as extra teams not found in the story, of which some can only be unlocked by finishing the main story. Beating these can also unlock even more stuff, such as the ability to permanently recruit a previous [[Guest Star Party Member]] or previously unplayable NPC into your team. So far, each successive installment has increased the amount of content, with the third game having '''over a hundred''' such teams that can only be unlocked post-story.

* In ''[[The Quest of Ki]]'', after completing floor 60 and getting the game's ending, the player is invited to play through 40 more floors featuring trickier puzzles and elements borrowed from other Namco games.

* In ''[[Angband]]'', after defeating [[Final Boss|Morgoth]] on level 100, you can dive as deep as level 127.