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| ARTICLES RELATED TO adventure | | | |  adventure: Encyclopedia II - Computer and video game genres - Major genres
Computer and video game genres - Fighting.
Fighting or beat 'em up games emphasize one-on-one combat between two players, one of whom may be computer controlled. These games usually focus on martial arts, which are usually dramatic and physically impossible, and other forms of unarmed combat. Some of these games may also employ handheld weapons such as swords, or ranged attacks such as chi-based energy blasts.
This genre arose in the mid-1980s and became a phenomenon with the release ...
See also:Computer and video game genres, Computer and video game genres - Major genres, Computer and video game genres - Fighting, Computer and video game genres - First-person shooter, Computer and video game genres - Massively Multiplayer Online Games, Computer and video game genres - Racing, Computer and video game genres - Role-playing, Computer and video game genres - Simulators, Computer and video game genres - Sports, Computer and video game genres - Strategy, Computer and video game genres - Third-person shooters, Computer and video game genres - Notable genres, Computer and video game genres - Adult, Computer and video game genres - Adventure, Computer and video game genres - Arcade, Computer and video game genres - Educational, Computer and video game genres - Maze, Computer and video game genres - Music, Computer and video game genres - Party, Computer and video game genres - Pinball, Computer and video game genres - Platform, Computer and video game genres - Puzzle, Computer and video game genres - Stealth, Computer and video game genres - Survival horror, Computer and video game genres - Traditional, Computer and video game genres - Vehicular combat, Computer and video game genres - Superceded genres, Computer and video game genres - Interactive movies, Computer and video game genres - Light-gun games, Computer and video game genres - Retro, Computer and video game genres - Scrolling shooters Read more here: » Computer and video game genres: Encyclopedia II - Computer and video game genres - Major genres |
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| | | | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Sonic X - List of characters
Sonic X - Video game characters.
Sonic the Hedgehog ~ The universe's fastest supersonic hedgehog. Since his debut on the 16-bit SEGA Mega Drive in Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic has become a recognizable icon worldwide and even has appeared on various non-SEGA consoles lately, including the Nintendo Gamecube, Microsoft's Xbox, and Sony's Playstation 2. He is very carefree and laid-back, though cannot stand evil and it would go against his kind nature to not help someone in danger. He utilizes his ...
See also:Sonic X, Sonic X - List of characters, Sonic X - Video game characters, Sonic X - Exclusive characters, Sonic X - Series 2 Season 3, Sonic X - Who Is Nazo?, Sonic X - Official Cast List, Sonic X - E-Series robots, Sonic X - Episode Guide, Sonic X - Theme Songs, Sonic X - Japan, Sonic X - U.S., Sonic X - U.K. Read more here: » Sonic X: Encyclopedia II - Sonic X - List of characters |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - The Giver - Synopsis At first glance, the novel's setting seems to be a utopia, where all possible steps are taken to eliminate pain and anguish. Two-way speakers monitor every household for rule infractions. The people are almost always compliant; families share their dreams and feelings on a daily basis to defuse emotional buildup. This society remains harmonious by matching up husbands and wives based on personality compatibility.
As time progresses in the novel, however, it becomes clear that the society has lost contact with the ideas of family and l ...
See also:The Giver, The Giver - Synopsis, The Giver - Themes, The Giver - Characters, The Giver - Origins, The Giver - History and critical reception, The Giver - Reviews and awards, The Giver - Classroom use, The Giver - Inspirations and Adaptations, The Giver - Controversy Read more here: » The Giver: Encyclopedia II - The Giver - Synopsis |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Episodes of Lost season 1 - Pilot: Part 1 The premise for the series is set forth in an indirect and incomplete manner, which has become the defining style of the series. The 14 principals are briefly introduced.
A close-up of an opening eye shows the pupil contracting. The tops of trees in a bamboo grove are seen through the eyes of a man (who is later identified as Jack Shephard (Matthew Fox)) lying on his back in the jungle. A Golden Labrador Retriever dog trots past through the trees. Obviously confused to how he arrived there, the man gazes about at the idyllic surroundi ...
See also:Episodes of Lost season 1, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Pilot: Part 1, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Pilot: Part 2, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Tabula Rasa, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Walkabout, Episodes of Lost season 1 - White Rabbit, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - House of the Rising Sun, Episodes of Lost season 1 - The Moth, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Confidence Man, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Solitary, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Raised by Another, Episodes of Lost season 1 - All The Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Whatever the Case May Be, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Hearts and Minds, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Special, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Homecoming, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Outlaws, Episodes of Lost season 1 - ... In Translation, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Numbers, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Deus Ex Machina, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Do No Harm, Episodes of Lost season 1 - The Greater Good, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Born to Run, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Exodus: Part 1, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 1 - Exodus: Parts 2 and 3 Read more here: » Episodes of Lost season 1: Encyclopedia II - Episodes of Lost season 1 - Pilot: Part 1 |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - American comic book - History A number of ages or historical eras are recognized in the history of American comic books.
American comic book - The Platinum Age.
Any comic book published prior to 1937 is considered to be part of the "Platinum Age" of comics.
The first comic book published in the United States is thought to be The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck, a pirated translation of Rodolphe Töpffer's "Histoire de M. Vieux Bois" from the 1830s. The English version was publish ...
See also:American comic book, American comic book - History, American comic book - The Platinum Age, American comic book - The Golden Age, American comic book - The Comics Code, American comic book - The Silver Age, American comic book - Underground comics, American comic book - The Bronze Age, American comic book - The Modern Age, American comic book - The superhero genre's dominance in American comic books, American comic book - Historically significant American comic books Read more here: » American comic book: Encyclopedia II - American comic book - History |
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| | | | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Airship - History The development of airships was necessarily preceded by the development of balloons. See balloon (aircraft) for details.
Airship - Airship Pioneers.
Airships were among the first aircraft to fly, with various designs flying throughout the 19th century. They were largely attempts to make relatively small balloons more steerable, and often contained features found on later airships. These early airships set many of the earliest aviation records.
In 1784 Jean-Pierre Blanchard fitted a hand-powered propeller to a balloon, the first recorded ...
See also:Airship, Airship - Types, Airship - History, Airship - Airship Pioneers, Airship - Airships in the First World War, Airship - Airships in the Inter-war period, Airship - Airships in the Second World War, Airship - Continued use, Airship - Present-day research, Airship - Noteworthy historic prototypes and experiments, Airship - Fiction Read more here: » Airship: Encyclopedia II - Airship - History |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Episodes of Lost season 2 - What Kate Did The episode begins with a person on the beach in the morning light, then pans to Jin exiting his tent with no shirt on, followed by a smiling Sun. As she hugs him, Hurley gives Jin a thumbs up from the next shelter. Sun turns to look down the beach, and sees Sayid digging a grave for Shannon.
In the Hatch, Jack watches over a semi-conscious Sawyer, who mutters, "Where is she?" which Jack assumes refers to Kate. Sawyer then whispers, "I love her" twice, stunning Jack into silence.
While collecting fruit in the jungle, Kate is sh ...
See also:Episodes of Lost season 2, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Man of Science Man of Faith, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Adrift, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Orientation, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Everybody Hates Hugo, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 2 - ...And Found, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Abandoned, Episodes of Lost season 2 - The Other 48 Days, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Collision, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Trivia:, Episodes of Lost season 2 - What Kate Did, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Trivia, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Lost: Revelation, Episodes of Lost season 2 - The 23rd Psalm, Episodes of Lost season 2 - The Hunting Party, Episodes of Lost season 2 - Fire + Water Read more here: » Episodes of Lost season 2: Encyclopedia II - Episodes of Lost season 2 - What Kate Did |
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| | | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Everyman - The play Everyman was probably a translation of a 921 line long Flemish play called Elckerlijc written by Peter van Diest first printed in 1495, and later in 1518. However, there is considerable controversy surrounding the relationship between these two plays, some arguing for the priority of the Dutch, and others the English version. Most of the arguments rely on the superiority of one play or another in quality, and thus the assumption goes, it must be the original since it is the better, and the translation the inferior, since ...
See also:Everyman, Everyman - The play, Everyman - Modern literature, Everyman - Summary of Everyman the play Read more here: » Everyman: Encyclopedia II - Everyman - The play |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Robert Louis Stevenson - Life Stevenson was born Robert Lewis Balfour Stevenson in Edinburgh, Scotland. His father was Thomas Stevenson and grandfather was Robert Stevenson, both successful lighthouse engineers, and his mother was Margaret Balfour. He studied at Edinburgh Academy in his youth. His parents were both very religious. Robert gave up the religion of his parents while studying at the University of Edinburgh, but the teaching that he received as a child continued to influence him. He actually took up a branch of Christianity c ...
See also:Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Louis Stevenson - Life, Robert Louis Stevenson - Fiction, Robert Louis Stevenson - Poetry, Robert Louis Stevenson - Travel writing, Robert Louis Stevenson - Island literature, Robert Louis Stevenson - Non-fiction works on the Pacific, Robert Louis Stevenson - Island fiction, Robert Louis Stevenson - Works in Scots Read more here: » Robert Louis Stevenson: Encyclopedia II - Robert Louis Stevenson - Life |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Robert Louis Stevenson - Life Stevenson was born Robert Lewis Balfour Stevenson in Edinburgh, Scotland, the son of Thomas Stevenson and grandson of Robert Stevenson, both successful lighthouse engineers, and Margaret Balfour. He studied at Edinburgh Academy in his youth. His parents were both very religious. Robert gave up the religion of his parents while studying at Edinburgh University, but the teaching that he received as a child continued to influence him. He actually took up a branch of Christianity c ...
See also:Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Louis Stevenson - Life, Robert Louis Stevenson - Fiction, Robert Louis Stevenson - Poetry, Robert Louis Stevenson - Travel Writing, Robert Louis Stevenson - Island Literature, Robert Louis Stevenson - Non-fiction works on the Pacific, Robert Louis Stevenson - Island fiction, Robert Louis Stevenson - Works in Scots Read more here: » Robert Louis Stevenson: Encyclopedia II - Robert Louis Stevenson - Life |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Femme fatale - History She has existed, in one form or another, in folklore and myth in nearly all cultures. Some of the earliest examples include the Sumerian goddess Ishtar and the Biblical characters Lilith, Eve, Delilah and Salomé. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the femme fatale became ubiquitous in Western culture and can be found in the works of Oscar Wilde, Edvard Munch, Gustav Klimt, among others. This is likely to have been a reaction to women's movements and the changing role of women at the time. With the introduction of ...
See also:Femme fatale, Femme fatale - History, Femme fatale - Famous femmes fatale, Femme fatale - Fictional characters, Femme fatale - Mythology, Femme fatale - Historical figures, Femme fatale - Films Read more here: » Femme fatale: Encyclopedia II - Femme fatale - History |
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| | | | | adventure: Lord of the Clans: Encyclopedia II - Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans - Cancellation The game was originally slated for a Q4 1997 release; however it was pushed back until the end of 1998. This was a result of unforseen technical problems coupled with communication limitations between Blizzard and their Russian third party animation company Animation Magic, due to distance and language barriers.
Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans had been in development for over a year: nearly all features, puzzles, and areas were in place, the voice acting had been recorded, and much of the animation was complete, yet Bliz ...
See also:Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans, Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans - Story, Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans - Cancellation, Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans - Resources, Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans - Characters, Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans - Game features Read more here: » Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans: Encyclopedia II - Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans - Cancellation |
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| | | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Super Metroid - In-game story line
Super Metroid - Prologue.
After managing to extinguish the Metroids on SR-388 (the planet from which the species originated) in Metroid II: Return of Samus, bounty hunter Samus Aran brings the last surviving Metroid larva to the Ceres Space Colony. There, scientists conduct research on the larva and reach the conclusion that the powers of Metroids could be harnessed for the benefit of mankind. Confident that things are in order, Samus leaves Ceres in search of a new bounty to hunt. However, shortly after leaving, Samus picks up a ...
See also:Super Metroid, Super Metroid - In-game story line, Super Metroid - Prologue, Super Metroid - Exploration of Zebes, Super Metroid - The Space Pirate leaders, Super Metroid - Finale, Super Metroid - Gameplay, Super Metroid - Special abilities, Super Metroid - Items, Super Metroid - Weapons, Super Metroid - Areas, Super Metroid - Enemies, Super Metroid - Bosses, Super Metroid - Mini-bosses, Super Metroid - Friends, Super Metroid - Development, Super Metroid - Credits, Super Metroid - Reception, Super Metroid - Pushing the limits Read more here: » Super Metroid: Encyclopedia II - Super Metroid - In-game story line |
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| | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Stormbringer - Description The blade has an edge capable of cutting through virtually anything, but its most distinctive feature is that it is sentient (if not sapient), with a mind and will of its own, and feeds on souls of those it kills. Elric loathes the sword, but is almost helpless without the strength and vitality it confers him. Stormbringer’s hunger for souls is such that it frequently betrays Elric, turning in his hands and killing friends and lovers, adding to Elric’s guilt and self-loathing even as he ...
See also:Stormbringer, Stormbringer - Description, Stormbringer - Books by Moorcock about Stormbringer, Stormbringer - References to Stormbringer, Stormbringer - Music inspired by Stormbringer Read more here: » Stormbringer: Encyclopedia II - Stormbringer - Description |
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| | | | | | adventure: Encyclopedia II - Shadow of the Colossus - Story The story of Shadow of the Colossus begins with a young man, known only as Wander, traveling by horseback along a massive stone bridge suspended on arching pillars. The bridge leads him into a vast, desolate landscape, finally terminating at the entrance to a great temple, the Shrine of Worship.
After entering the shrine, Wander descends down a circular tower which leads into a massive hall lined with sixteen huge stone idols. A huge circular aperture allows sunlight to stream in through the ceiling, and beyond that is a wide s ...
See also:Shadow of the Colossus, Shadow of the Colossus - Synopsis, Shadow of the Colossus - Japanese Packaging, Shadow of the Colossus - Story, Shadow of the Colossus - The Colossi, Shadow of the Colossus - Reminiscence Mode, Shadow of the Colossus - Characters, Shadow of the Colossus - Wander, Shadow of the Colossus - Mono, Shadow of the Colossus - Agro, Shadow of the Colossus - Dormin, Shadow of the Colossus - Emon, Shadow of the Colossus - Story Speculation, Shadow of the Colossus - Dormin's Character, Shadow of the Colossus - Connections to Ico, Shadow of the Colossus - Possible themes, Shadow of the Colossus - Weapons, Shadow of the Colossus - Gameplay unlockables secrets and extras, Shadow of the Colossus - Fruit Trees and Lizards, Shadow of the Colossus - Time Attack, Shadow of the Colossus - Climbing the Temple, Shadow of the Colossus - The Wooden Board, Shadow of the Colossus - Birds and Fish, Shadow of the Colossus - Controlling Dormin, Shadow of the Colossus - Getting to Mono, Shadow of the Colossus - Composer and soundtrack, Shadow of the Colossus - Track listing, Shadow of the Colossus - Viral marketing campaign, Shadow of the Colossus - Sources Read more here: » Shadow of the Colossus: Encyclopedia II - Shadow of the Colossus - Story |
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