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Card
Synopsis
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Description
Examples
Relationships
Additional Comments
Revisions
External references
![]() ![]() Tomb Raider Underworld: In Tomb Raider Underworld, the signaling of checkpoints is done exclusively through sound (a Sound Effect)
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![]() ![]() Crysis: In Crysis, the warning of critical energy, that for instance voids the invisibility feature of the PC's suit, is communicated by the equipment through a voice message Dialogue |
![]() ![]() Assassin's Creed: In Assassin's Creed, the identification of nearby guards is signaled by a pulsing Sound Effect |
![]() ![]() Tomb Raider Underworld: In Tomb Raider Underworld, the signaling of checkpoints is done exclusively through sound (a Sound Effect)
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![]() ![]() Crysis: In Crysis, the warning of critical energy, that for instance voids the invisibility feature of the PC's suit, is communicated by the equipment through a voice message Dialogue |
![]() ![]() Assassin's Creed: In Assassin's Creed, the identification of nearby guards is signaled by a pulsing Sound Effect |
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