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** Any ship that allows you to convert your shields into armor makes survival of all but most intense levels a breeze. If used at the most opportune time, you can never run low on armor. |
** Any ship that allows you to convert your shields into armor makes survival of all but most intense levels a breeze. If used at the most opportune time, you can never run low on armor. |
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* [[Good Bad Bugs]]: If you activate the invincibility cheat in story mode, quit, and then start a game in one of the arcade modes or Super Tyrian (which disables cheat codes), you'll still be invincible as long as you don't press any keys during levels. You can still play the game with the mouse. |
* [[Good Bad Bugs]]: If you activate the invincibility cheat in story mode, quit, and then start a game in one of the arcade modes or Super Tyrian (which disables cheat codes), you'll still be invincible as long as you don't press any keys during levels. You can still play the game with the mouse. |
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* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]: If you choose to play with anything besides a mouse, be prepared for a bad time when you notice that your ship has a bit of momentum any time you release the movement controls, which can make precision maneuvers difficult. |
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* [[Seasonal Rot]]: Episode 5, included in Tyrian 2000. A good number of players consider it to be this as it is [[It's Short, So It Sucks|very short]], contains no new music, the new weapons and ships are no match for the stuff that the first four episodes have to offer, and much of the artwork was not done by Daniel Cook, the original sprite artist for Tyrian. |
* [[Seasonal Rot]]: Episode 5, included in Tyrian 2000. A good number of players consider it to be this as it is [[It's Short, So It Sucks|very short]], contains no new music, the new weapons and ships are no match for the stuff that the first four episodes have to offer, and much of the artwork was not done by Daniel Cook, the original sprite artist for Tyrian. |
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* [[That One Level]]: Quite a few: |
* [[That One Level]]: Quite a few: |
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