Scott Pilgrim (video game): Difference between revisions

* [[Battle in The Center of The Mind]]: In ''Gideon's'' mind.

* [[Beat'Em Up]]

* [[Bishounen Line]]: Gideon's final form is simply his normal {{spoiler|[[Mega Man (Video Game)|holographic]]}} human body with the pixel katana.

* [[Bloody Murder]]: In 'Subspace Highway?', {{spoiler|right before you fight Gideon's second form, Gigadeon,}} blood droplets will rain down upon your group as you make your way through. Also, this appears to be one of {{spoiler|said boss form's}} attacks, in the form of blood-red skulls.

* {{spoiler|[[Downer Ending]]: Scott's ending has Ramona gone, and him supposedly dating three girls at once. There is an ambiguous ending regarding his being happy. This is nowhere in the ending montage, though.}}

* [[Downloadable Content]]: Knives Chau as a playable character, two new game modes, drop-in co-op and it fixes the bugs. For U$ 2,00.

* [[Dual Boss]]: The Katayanagi Twins.

* [[Everything Is Trying to Kill You]]: True to the old-school beat-em-ups it's based on, almost everything can hurt you. Trash cans can be thrown at you, dogs will bite you and most people you meet are trying to beat you up.

* [[Evil Twin]]: Nega-Scott is a more [[Black and White Morality]] version in the game. He doesn't seem to represent anything but evil, has an [[Evil Laugh]], [[Necromancer|apparently animates zombies]] and {{spoiler|takes over the world in his ending.}}

* [[Fan Nickname]]: Some of the moves you can pull off with the weapons and other special moves; e.g. beating someone down with a cardboard box is known as a "Hobo Special".

* [[Fictional Counterpart]]: As the original Comic Book tended to use actual Toronto-based locations for concert venues and shops, they were changed in-game. For example:

** You can buy a [[The Smashing Pumpkins (Music)|Smashing Turnips]] CD at Shock Wave Record.

** [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Speedy the Porcupine]] is a video game sold in Wallace's Mystery Shop. It also raises your speed stat a significant amount.

* [[The Power of Friendship]]: This is actually the name of one of the trophies you are awarded in the game when you fulfill a certain condition during multiplayer mode.

* [[Pragmatic Adaptation]]: The game retains only the bare bones of the comic's plot. This is probably for the best, however, considering [[The Problem With Licensed Games]].

* [[Retraux]]: Deliberately made in a 16-bit style to invoke this. As well as to play off the game theme of the comics.

* [[RPG Elements]]: A crucial element of the gameplay; if you don't regularly increase your stats by buying food, you won't get very far.