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Line 55: * [[Video Game Remake]] * [[What Happened to the Mouse?]]: {{spoiler\|That mummified woman who the player character comments that she appears to be asleep down in the Well of Sacrifice. She raises up a lot of mystery which is never answered}}. * [[World Map]]: A [[Shown Their Work\|fairly accurate]] portrayal of Chichén Itzá, although the Well of Sacrifice should be much farther away, and a few buildings unimportant to the game are missing. Oddly enough, the original Japanese version was the one who got it wrong about the geography of the game: the original name ''Taiyo no Shinden: Asteka'' means ''Temple of the Sun: Aztec'', when the "Temple of the Sun" is located in Teotihuacan, near Mexico City, and the Aztecs lived in the Central parts of Mexico, but the game itself takes place in Chichen Itza, in Yucatan (located on Southern Mexico), and it was builded by the Mayans, not the Aztecs. ** Oddly enough, the original Japanese version was the one who got it wrong about the geography of the game: the original name ''Taiyo no Shinden: Asteka'' means ''Temple of the Sun: Aztec'', when the "Temple of the Sun" is located in Teotihuacan, near Mexico City, and the Aztecs lived in the Central parts of Mexico, but the game itself takes place in Chichen Itza, in Yucatan (located on Southern Mexico), and it was builded by the Mayans, not the Aztecs. * [[You Can't Get Ye Flask]]: Mostly averted, but the game uses a lot of redundant verbs which might make things confusing. You have "Move", "Push" and "Pull" to choose from, and "Put"ting things is different from "Use"ing it. There's also the extremely situational "Wash" command, which may as well not even be there. Line 68 ⟶ 67: [[Category:PC-88]] [[Category:PC-98]] [[Category:Microsoft Windows]] [[Category:MSX]] [[Category:Sega Saturn]]