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Scoring Points

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Scoring Points	comment	In the earliest days of video gaming, the designers needed to display some sort of gauge for objective achievement or progress. The easiest way to do so is a scoring system. When games were impossible to "win" and had to be played on a quarter-by-quarter basis in the arcade, people wanted proof they played well. That proof usually was putting their initials (or a dirty word) in the coveted high score table. But, as games began to develop plot, even the excuse kind, gamers changed. They became more interested in things like the ending cinematic, new areas and powers, Skill Scores and Perks, and 100% Completion; most games nowadays use "achievements" to track these kinds of things. Those things are also sometimes measured in "points", but of the permanent kind; this trope is about a score counter that resets itself after each Game Over. As games moved from the arcades to the home consoles and home computers, initially many games still had points there, even the ones that had endings, but as said above, players didn't care and went for the ending. It helps that in the home version, you couldn't show your high scores to everyone until the days of the internet, and also, many games that came in cartridges couldn't even save your high scores after you turned off your console unless the cart had a save battery.note The same happened in arcades when the cabinet was turned off, except later on when it was possible to save high scores. Opinion varies from gamer to gamer, even in the early days of arcades. On one hand, for example, many Pac-Man players were more interested in what the new fruit in each level was, and those who play most video games couldn't care less about high scores since they generally dismiss them as mere bragging rights. On the other hand, "high scores" can be Serious Business and there are huge communities of people competing for who gets the better score in some games. Nowadays, this is an Undead Horse Trope. Most games stripped score out entirely except if scoring is relevant — such as games with short, replayable levels, most commonly Shoot Em Ups and Rhythm Games, where beating another's high score or getting a good rank/grade is a big part of the game. Then there were the endlessly repeating games where score was the only practical way to measure success: Activision's Atari 2600 games always would have specific guidelines in their manuals for what score you should aim to attain to get their special patches or t-shirts for having become a pro at it if you could send them proof. Pinball is a good example that has survived (somewhat) into the modern age. Casual Video Games are also very score-heavy; you'd be hard-pressed to find a Bejeweled or Peggle player who isn't trying to beat their best scores. Roguelikes, also, interestingly enough, often have a score system of some sort; since permadeath often make players want to keep track of their best runs, though often low scores are sought after here. Points also make up a common win condition in Board Games even if some gamers find it boring.
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Scoring Points / int_10fb6779	comment	Like the NES port of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Arcade Game as well as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Manhattan Project, the Super Nintendo port had the points actually be useful, giving you extra lives at certain multiples. This certainly encouraged you to do the "throw the enemy at the screen" move as much as possible, as it was the highest-scoring method of defeating them. There is a vitality bonus in the SNES Turtles in Time and the Sega Genesis Hyperstone Heist at the end of each stage after defeating a boss. So that certainly helped in grabbing for extra lives.
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Scoring Points / int_11abb73e	comment	Virtual Hydlide has a kill-based point system. These are not Experience Points; you gain stat increases exclusively by defeating bosses. Instead, these points are used as money at various in-game shops. They are also used as ammunition for various sword special abilities.
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Scoring Points / int_1327d39c	comment	Crazy Taxi's central (really only) objective is to pick up fares and deliver them to destinations before they get impatient and jump out of the cab. The more money you earn in a session (either a flexible time limit that changes every time you pick up a fare or a fixed time limit where you race to see how many fares you can squeeze into the allotted time) the better your rank.
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Scoring Points / int_13981336	comment	Groove Coaster has a chain-based scoring system, which combined with the game doubling how much your chain increases with each hit once you hit 10 chain, means that a single mistake can warrant a restart. Its arcade charts and releases are somewhat better about this: you can get up to 850,000 points for hitting notes accurately, up to 100,000 points for your maximum chain, and 50,000 points if you clear the song, resulting in a maximum score of 1,000,000.
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Scoring Points / int_169f043b	comment	Many RTSs, among them StarCraft, Warcraft, and Dawn of War, award points at the end of the match. StarCraft, for instance, bases them on units killed versus units lost, buildings destroyed versus buildings lost, and resources mined and consumed. The scores are purely cosmetic and don't really affect anything.
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Scoring Points / int_18ce7450	comment	Hellsinker probably has the most complex scoring system of any Shoot 'Em Up to date. There are two other scoring systems that have nothing to do with your primary one: one is based on how many enemies you kill, and another is based on how many of those large purple tokens you collect. There are two ways you can lose points: Time out a boss (your score, kill count, and token count for the stage are halved), or enter the Shrine of Farewell, which begins by having your points confiscated. The amount you can get back at the end of the stage depends on how well you fight the four bosses.
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Scoring Points / int_1a1fe2a8	comment	The first segment in Die Hard Trilogy, including the other two.
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Scoring Points / int_1c195540	comment	REFLEC BEAT has two scoring systems at work: One is used to determine win/loss status, as the game is a head-to-head game. You get 3 points for hitting a note with a JUST judgement, 2 points for a GREAT, 1 point for a GOOD, and -3 points for a MISS. In addition, when you perform a JUST REFLEC attack, you'll get 10 points, although since a JUST REFLEC can be done if and only if you get a JUST, this means you get 13 points total for the attack. On the other hand, miss a note that was JUST REFLEC'd at you, and you'll lose 10 extra points. This was adjusted in Reflec Beat: Yuukyuu no Reflesia, to accomomdate the new KEEP judgement (obtained repeatedly from maintaining a long note): JUST is now 6 points, GREAT is now 4 points, GOOD is now 2 points, and KEEP is worth 1 point. Then there's the Achievement Rate percentage system, which is still influenced by note judgements, but does not go down, and is used to determine pass/fail status instead. You need 70% or higher to clear the song.
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Scoring Points / int_1fc3ec4d	comment	Rock Band has fans. Do well, get more fans. Do bad, lose some fans. While you'll need a few to access certain areas, you also need stars, and the chances of having enough stars but not enough fans are next to nil (it has good old-fashioned points too, but being a rhythm game, they're important. (They're converted to stars at the end of a song.) It is possible: Get enough unskilled virtual-musicians to play setlists and put no fail mode on: Bam. You're earning 1-2 stars per song (generally without no fail mode on, you have to try really hard to get less than three stars without trying), and probably losing fans (if you have any at all. But if your unskilled virtual-musicians get better, the problem will basically solve itself.
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Scoring Points / int_261c8d3f	comment	It's mentioned on one episode of the The Simpsons...
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Scoring Points / int_2797f1b0	comment	Geometry Wars is entirely about how far can you crank up your score. No less, no more. Actually addictive thanks to its blazing fast pace.
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Scoring Points / int_284882f8	comment	The entire goal of the WarioWare series once you've beaten the story mode is trying to get as many points as possible, with 1 point being gained for every microgame completed (or in some, survived with at least one life left afterward).
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Scoring Points / int_2a4482ad	comment	If you use the cheat code to win in The Secret of Monkey Island, the game tells you you scored 800 out of 800 points. This is the only reference ever the game makes to your score.
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Scoring Points / int_2abd5315	comment	Parodied in the comedy skit show Whose Line Is It Anyway?. Drew Carey, the host, would randomly hand out various kinds of "points" (like Wonder Points, Low Fat Points, etc) during the show to the comedians on stage, guest comedians and even the audience and the viewers at home because it's "the show where everything's made up and the points don't matter." At the end of the show, the person with the "highest" point total (entirely based on Rule of Funnynote Everyone "won", and whoever's idea got the funniest result was aired.) would decide the type of skit they would perform for the ending act. It's carried over from the original British version, where the host would explicitly give and take away ludicrous amounts of points for no reason other than humor. Likewise, its spiritual successor Mock the Week. The Ur-Example is parody panel game radio show I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, which dispensed with the whole tedious bisiness of keeping score almost from the very start, and Lamp Shades this continually.
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Scoring Points / int_2ccc5aee	comment	ToeJam & Earl gave the player 1 point for every tile on the map that's flipped over and 2 points for every present opened. The score actually served a practical purpose, though, acting as Experience Points to let the player level up and increase their maximum health. Panic on Funkotron retained a practical scoring system, though this time it awarded the player extra lives Every 10,000 Points.
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Scoring Points / int_2d4fee99	comment	Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc spoofs this in the manual, which claims the Pick-Ups (points gems) were scattered throughout the game by the developers "for purely aesthetic reasons". The points themselves can, however, be used to unlock bonus content such as video clips and minigames.
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Scoring Points / int_2d940749	comment	beatmania IIDX has two different scoring systems. The more visible one (known to fans as the "money score", since it actually was presented as a cash value — the DJ's "pay" — in early 5-key games) maxes out at 200,000 points per song and has a small combo factor that maxes out after 10 notes. Even though songs commonly have significantly more than 1000 notes, this is still enough to render the money score unsuitable for comparison. On top of that, there are several bonuses that may be awarded, including one for a full combo and one for completing the song with the minimum lifebar needed to pass. (Due to the mechanics of this game, it is possible to achieve both, and doing so while hitting the best judgment on every note would in theory net a money score somewhat over 210,000.) The other score (known as the "EX score") is based solely on judgments (2 points per Just Great, 1 point per Great) and determines the grade awarded. All rankings, official and non, use this score. Since difficulty in this game is largely about weathering a sudden spike of notes at the end, EX score is usually taken more seriously than whether or not you actually pass the song.
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Scoring Points / int_2dc12aeb	comment	NetHack has a point-scoring mechanic. There are four mindsets about these: Most expert players value a reasonably low score, indicating efficient play - to these, high scores mean you over-prepared, a mark of inexperience. Certain players go for the highest possible score, to the extreme ends of farming for items and kill-count until their score is at the absolute maximum. Certain other players go for the minimum possible score (while still ascending) - a Self-Imposed Challenge in that deliberately and woefully underpreparing while everything tries to kill you is usually not wise. And the large majority of players don't care about score at all.
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Scoring Points / int_2f096555	comment	pop'n music's scoring acts similar to that of current DanceDanceRevolution games. The maximum score on a song is 100,000 points, and each worth is worth a fixed amount of points. Getting a COOL gets you 100% of the note value, GREAT gets you 70%, GOOD gets you 40%, and BAD gets you nothing.note In older games, the ratio is 100:50:10:0 instead. If COOLs are not enabled, in these games, GREAT gives you 100% of the note value, GOOD 20%, and BAD 0%. Then there's the Extra Point system. Fulfilling specific criteria—things like reaching score or combo milestones, as well as comboing "Highlight Zones", will get you Extra Points. Get enough of these points over three stages and you'll obtain an extra stage; if you don't, your Extra Points will carry over to your next game, if you are using an e-Amusement Pass.
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Scoring Points / int_2f2d7e1e	comment	Kula World (Also known as Roll Away) has an interesting variation. Your total amount of points not only serves as a high score, but also as a "life meter" of sorts. Losing a level merely causes you to lose however many points you earned in the level, plus a penalty based on the level number. If your total score drops below zero, it's game over.
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Scoring Points / int_31e1eca3	comment	PokÃ©mon Diamond and Pearl has a score on your trainer card, not that it matters much. PokÃ©mon Black and White has the Battle Institute, which ranks a series of consecutive test battles with a score. In-game, they have yet to serve much of a purpose, but at special events, one can compare their scores to other players on a scoreboard for bragging rights.
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Scoring Points / int_34768535	comment	MadWorld uses points to determine your progress in a level. At certain score plateaus, new areas or power-ups will be opened in the level. You need a minimum score to face the level's boss. The score itself is justified as being the scoring system of the Show Within a Show lethal game, Deathwatch.
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Scoring Points / int_34ce08dd	comment	Later games in the Star Soldier series have modes that let you test how many points you can score in just 2 or 5 minutes. These are the only modes that can be played in Star Soldier R (not counting a 20-second minigame).
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Scoring Points / int_455ede40	comment	In Super Paper Mario, the points are certainly (generally) given on the magnitude of the early games in the Mario series, as though they were pointless, but they're actually a stand-in for XP.
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Scoring Points / int_476bc61d	comment	Kid Icarus: Uprising has score. Largely cosmetic, though a few treasure hunts require high scores.
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Scoring Points / int_49273aff	comment	In Airfix Dogfighter, this is how the game measures how well you completed a mission. It's affected by the amount of destroyed enemy vehicles, the amount of collected glue and plot-relevant objects, and how much fuel and health you had at the moment of returning to base.
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Scoring Points / int_49ad83ee	comment	Late in 2008, World of Warcraft introduced the Achievement system. Certain activities will give your character special achievement points. The score itself has no effect, though some of them have cosmetic rewards, usually in the form of a title, a tabard, a pet, or a mount.
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Scoring Points / int_4a8ffe0f	comment	Plumbers Don't Wear Ties is another example with meaningless scores. How meaningless? For starters, you can let the Corrupt Corporate Executive ask Jane to take her own clothes off. Not only that action would give you negative score, but the one is in fact required in the course to get the Happy Ending. In fact, the highest score you can possibly get is in the negatives.
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Scoring Points / int_4f6709cf	comment	Many of the short side-quests in Spider-Man (PS4) and Spider-Man: Miles Morales give players a score based on how quickly they beat it, how many enemies they beat, and other factors relevant to the challenge. These side-quests include the enemy bases you have to clear out of Mooks and the fights and races enemies like Taskmaster and Screball set up for Spider-Man to defeat. The higher your score, the more tokens you get, which you can use to buy upgrades and new costumes.
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Scoring Points / int_4f82fde6	comment	Eversion has a score counter, and is pretty up-front about the fact that a high score doesn't benefit you in any way (That way, everyone's a winner!), and further shows its meaninglessness in an unnerving way. After diving a couple eversions deep, the score counter begins to appear in unusual places, then constantly fluctuates between random numbers, before finally disappearing as you enter existential hell.
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Scoring Points / int_51b6ba6c	comment	Wolfenstein 3-D, the Trope Codifier for the First-Person Shooter, had Scoring Points and a Lives system as baggage from earlier video games. Later FPS games, starting with Doom, removed these.
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Scoring Points / int_53117200	comment	In Antarctic Adventure, you could score points by jumping over obstacles, capturing flags or fish, and completing levels. These points didn't really do anything; you didn't get an extra life Every 10,000 Points because Video-Game Lives didn't exist here. The sequel Penguin Adventure did away with points.
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Scoring Points / int_535ab84b	comment	Skunny: Save Our Pizzas: You get points for destroying enemies and getting items like helmets and harps.
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Scoring Points / int_536a5cc9	comment	In Sonic Colors, scores of six digits per stage are not uncommon, and are used for grades. Collecting rings, killing enemies, grinding rails, using Wisps, and the end-of-stage ring and time bonuses are ways to raise your score. However, each stage has a time limit. If you exceed the time limit, a red "TIME'S UP" alert will appear under your score and any and all points you earn from that point on will be nullified, so don't take too long trying to milk points.
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Scoring Points / int_5425ce75	comment	Grand Theft Auto converted score into currency. Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto 2 in particular emphasize the need to acquire enough points before the player can move on to a new story arc or city. It even keeps tabs of the five highest scores the player amasses in each level. Note that saving a game also took money. No donation, no salvation. 50,000, which was a lot. And it's only in GTA 2 that you can save. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas completely destroys this by having a save point right next to a casino, resulting in money only being limited by how much time you're willing to spend saving and loading the game instead of actually playing it. Later GTA games, starting from The Ballad of Gay Tony Expansion Pack for Grand Theft Auto IV, introduced a scoring system as a bonus objective to give players an incentive for finishing missions skillfully rather than just merely passing it regardless of how badly the player fared with it. Naturally, players are penalised for either failing or skipping a mission or a segment thereof, or using taxi trip skips to get to a particular place in an instant.
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Scoring Points / int_5561d1c3	comment	Mega Man's own spiritual successors, Mighty No. 9 and Azure Striker Gunvolt, feature score attack elements. In Mighty No. 9, players earn points for defeating enemies by using the AcXelerate Dash (less if they're defeated by other means), and performing feats during stages (e.g. defeating an arena of enemies quickly, clearing platforming sections quickly), but getting some of these bonuses can be problematic due to the schizophrenic nature of some of the stages. Absorbing multiple enemies at once in mid-air rewards a score multiplier bonuses that increases up to 3x until the player lands. At the end of a stage, players are given bonus points based on their performance during the stage in these categories: how quickly the stage was beaten, how much damage was taken, enemies defeated, Xel absorption average, and 100% absorption chains, and graded from D to S. In Azure Striker Gunvolt, players earn points for defeating enemies, however players can earn extra points through the Kudos system. A counter appears that increases as players deal damage to enemies, quickly clear platforming sections, finishing a boss with an offensive skill, defeating a mid-boss quickly, and defeating multiple tagged enemies at once with Gunvolt's flashfield. However, if the player is hit, regardless if they take damage or prevade the attack, then their Kudos drops to 0. Players can cash in their Kudos by passing a checkpoint or using an offensive skill such as Astrasphere. It's sequel implements a difficulty system for Kudos; Gutless, which prevents Kudos from being lost from taking a hit until banked, but rewards less points; Cautious, which retains Kudos until banked or taking 3 hits; and Fearless, which plays similarly to its predecessor but earns much more Kudos in return. Based on how quickly you clear the stage, you're given a multiplier bonus (or penalty) to your final score and graded D to S+, which affects how much items you can receive at the stage's end.
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Scoring Points / int_56fa0ea4	comment	The Civilization games keep score, based on factors such as difficulty level, land area controlled, technologies researched and (eventually) year of victory/defeat. While generally pointless, they did give you an approximate idea of how your civilization compared to others. Also, if no other win condition was met, the game would determine the winner based on score after a set number of turns.
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Scoring Points / int_59a835fb	comment	In Sonic Adventure 2, the score defines the rating, from E to A. What gives the score some sense is that the very last emblems require the player to get an A rating on EVERY FREAKING MISSION. Later 3-D Sonic games would also use the points as the basis for their ranking system (though there were often some cases, and even a few entire games, where the only thing affecting your rank is how fast you are - this is the Sonic series we're talking about!) 2-D Sonic games up until Sonic Advance 2 gave you lives for every so many points instead, until Sonic Advance 3 did away with them entirely, then Sonic Rush brought them back and used them for a ranking system. Shadow the Hedgehog has a unique end-level scoring system based on its morality system: in addition to a regular score counter for defeating enemies and collecting rings, there are "Hero" and "Dark" scores, which are earned based on which enemies you defeat. If you complete a "Hero" mission in a stage, your "Hero" points are added to your score, while your "Dark" points deduct your score. The inverse is true if you complete a "Dark" mission. Completing the neutral mission will only factor in your regular score and a time bonus. And just like the previous console games, there are rankings. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 rewarded players who got high scores in stages by giving them a continue after a certain number of points at the end of the Act. It would change in Sonic 3 & Knuckles by rewarding them after getting a perfect in Special Stages. In Sonic Colors, scores of six digits per stage are not uncommon, and are used for grades. Collecting rings, killing enemies, grinding rails, using Wisps, and the end-of-stage ring and time bonuses are ways to raise your score. However, each stage has a time limit. If you exceed the time limit, a red "TIME'S UP" alert will appear under your score and any and all points you earn from that point on will be nullified, so don't take too long trying to milk points.
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Scoring Points / int_5a2333ef	comment	You can do this by collecting Score Bubbles (or other collectibles) in LittleBigPlanet.
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Scoring Points / int_5a47599	comment	Each main game in the Batman: Arkham Series features challenge maps where you can fight a couple waves of enemy (generally four) and get points based on what your highest combo was and the variety of moves you used. If you get high enough points, you can also earn up to three medals, which you need for 100% completion. Of all the bonuses to your points, the biggest is the Flawless Freeflow bonus, which you get for completing a round in a single combo without taking damage.
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Scoring Points / int_5b698717	comment	Pac-Man World 2 had points — mostly on account of tradition. You did get an extra life for a certain amount of points, however, though the total was so high you actually had to do very, very well on any individual level to get it.
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Scoring Points / int_5c0be2dd	comment	Monty Python's Flying Circus has a score that counts down from 99999999.
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Scoring Points / int_5d1ac712	comment	Vib-Ribbon: Confusingly, your score is described during play by a series of shapes at the top of the screen, which is converted to a numerical value at the end. It's possible to convert this in your head, but usually you get distracted by the levels.
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Scoring Points / int_6209d3ce	comment	The Trauma Center series uses a point system that determines your rank in every operation. Tasks such as stitching and extracting foreign objects can be done carefully or hastily, and such actions will be ranked either Cool, Good, or Bad with Cools getting the most points. In order to get the highest rank (either an S or XS rank), you must have a high enough score, as well as fulfill certain conditions such as no mistakes, beating the operation in a certain amount of time, having a high chain, etc. That said, Trauma Center doesn't count the GUILT or Stigma dealing damage to the patient's vitals against the player, meaning sometimes the player needs to actively impede treatment of the patient to get the best score. Trauma Team fixes hits, however.
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Scoring Points / int_62624eee	comment	Return of scoring points in first-person-shooters appeared in Serious Sam series. In Serious Sam XBOX and Serious Sam II and in certain co-op modes in III, score actually provides the player extra lives.
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Scoring Points / int_626731f6	comment	The Robotic Operating Buddy was compatible with two games: Gyromite and Stack-Up. The former had what would be considered a more traditional gameplay loop with levels and lives to lose, but you still earned score for meeting the goals and doing so quickly. Stack-Up, meanwhile, couldn't really be lost, so it was all about building up a high score by making R.O.B. accomplish his tasks as fast as possible.
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Scoring Points / int_62bf543	comment	In Super Mario Bros. 3, points actually did something. The "N spade" memory Mini-Game was activated Every Eighty Thousand Points.
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Scoring Points / int_63ac9abf	comment	Sonic the Hedgehog 2 rewarded players who got high scores in stages by giving them a continue after a certain number of points at the end of the Act. It would change in Sonic 3 & Knuckles by rewarding them after getting a perfect in Special Stages.
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Scoring Points / int_65c87783	comment	Wii Sports, but mainly because they are based on real sports that are point-based.
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Scoring Points / int_674d9922	comment	In Total Overdose, kills are scored on quality, style and sheer ballsiness, and multiplied by the killing streak maintained for a period of time. Upgrades are unlocked by reaching high scores, upgrades such as more health, more adrenaline, dual weapons, unlimited ammo and Loco Moves. Global scoring becomes irrelevant early on, but Mission scores remain important to unlocking upgrades for survivability in later missions.
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Scoring Points / int_684610	comment	BlazBlue has a scoring algorithm that can lead to scores ranging in the trillions. It's very easy to score a billion points before the end of the first round of your first battle.
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Scoring Points / int_6adaf2f	comment	Mortal Kombat (1992) is the only game in its series to have a scoring system. Bonuses could be earned by such (future) series staples as a Flawless Victory, a Fatality, or finding and beating the Guide Dang It! secret character.
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Scoring Points / int_6f6f9d54	comment	The Club has been unfavorably compared to other more action-focused shooters by some. However, as discussed in a PA podcast (link at the bottom of this page), the aim of the game is more about finding the right pace, maintaining a combo and trying to get a perfect 'lap' in order to maximize your score, making it more comparable to other games by Bizzarre Creations, such as Geometry Wars and Project Gotham Racing.
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Scoring Points / int_707adc29	comment	In Thwaite, you don't get points for shooting anything. Instead, points for protecting houses and for being efficient with your ammo are awarded on the Score Screen at the end of each wave.
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Scoring Points / int_71447ee	comment	In Knowledge is Power the Death Eaters apparently have "Death Eater points" earned from torturing people for the Dark Lord's amusement. What form these take is never made clear.
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Scoring Points / int_7201bc7a	comment	Giga Wing is a shmup in which the scoring system is a major attraction of the game...because the scores get freaking huge.
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Scoring Points / int_72a1ac51	comment	Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas completely destroys this by having a save point right next to a casino, resulting in money only being limited by how much time you're willing to spend saving and loading the game instead of actually playing it.
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Scoring Points / int_74f7210c	comment	Despite being modeled much closer to a game like The Legend of Zelda, both StarTropics and its sequel Zoda's Revenge have score counters which grade your performance in the various dungeon areas. They never impact anything.
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Scoring Points / int_7529056	comment	The last Mario game for a long time to feature points was Super Mario World, which was nothing but an artifact. However, they were revived in Super Paper Mario (where they doubled as Experience Points), the New Super Mario Bros. games (again as an artifact), and Super Mario 3D World (whichever player gets the most points in a level gets to wear a Cool Crown).
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Scoring Points / int_7668653b	comment	In the multiplayer mode of Mass Effect 3, you earn points for killing enemies, assisting others with killing, and completing the wave's specific objective. In the first case, you earn more points the more powerful the enemy (killing an Atlas is far more rewarding than killing a random trooper). In the second, you earn more points depending on how much damage you did to the enemy. In the last, the amount of points a player can earn depends on the specific objective in that round. A player can also earn bonus points for certain tasks (x kills, surviving x waves, x headshots, etc.). At the end of the match (if you get that far), all players earn more points depending on the difficulty level of the match, whether you got a full or partial extraction, and whether you played an "Unknown Location" and/or "Unknown Enemy" match. These points do have a purpose: at the end of the match, every player's point total is added up, and that number of Experience Points is rewarded to their characters. This happens even if your party doesn't make it through to extraction, discouraging rage quitting.
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Scoring Points / int_7819af4b	comment	In 625 Sandwich Stacker, players can get more points in each level by getting more ingredients on Reuben's sandwich. However, points are only awarded when the sandwich gets topped off with bread to finish a level.
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Scoring Points / int_78669792	comment	The Escapist also has achievements (Badges), so that for example watching seven episodes of Unskippable awards "Fishy McSketcherson". Also, forumites are awarded journalism-themed titles from "Anonymous Source" to "Nobel Laureate" (15k posts), albeit paying members of the Publisher's Club can invent their own titles.
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Scoring Points / int_7c253305	comment	In Fleuret Blanc, the points are worthless and you only even see them at the end of the day, yet upon seeing the obvious gameplay mechanic many players feel an irrational urge to make the numbers go up. Combined with the Central Theme of obsession and hoarding, this can lead to some uncomfortable self-reflection.
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Scoring Points / int_7fb2b38e	comment	In Humankind, victory is determined solely by who had the most Fame when the game reaches an End Condition. You get Fame by earning Era Stars, building Wonders, and completing other events and objectives. By default, the game usually ends after the hard turn limit, but some other conditions like someone completing every technology, conquering all other nations, or rendering the planet uninhabitable from all the pollution can also trigger it. Therefore, it's very possible not only for the person to have triggered an End Condition to not be the winner, but for a player who's already been eliminated be the winner.
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Scoring Points / int_80f8580b	comment	Intelligent Qube gives points based on how well you stick to the set's par score (shown in the corner of the screen). Capturing the cubes required in the par number of moves gets you a "Brilliant!" and 5,000 points. Getting under par gives you a "True Genius!" and 10,000 points. Going over par but not missing any blocks (or capturing any Forbidden Blocks) gets you a mere "Perfect!" and 1,000 points.
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Scoring Points / int_817b1a43	comment	The Time Crisis series went the opposite direction of the Mega Man example. Originally a game in which the goal was to beat it as fast as possible, 2 introduced a point system that put much emphasis on accuracy and combos and less on time. Although you get time bonuses, they typically don't amount to a whole lot. Gaiden Game Crisis Zone inflates the time bonus such that it makes up a large amount of points, so while the game still rewards combos, you also need to be speedrunning the game for a good score.
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Scoring Points / int_8258e260	comment	Super Mario Bros. games award points for squashing enemies, for collecting items, and for time remaining on the clock at the end of a level. In Super Mario Bros. 3, points actually did something. The "N spade" memory Mini-Game was activated Every Eighty Thousand Points. The last Mario game for a long time to feature points was Super Mario World, which was nothing but an artifact. However, they were revived in Super Paper Mario (where they doubled as Experience Points), the New Super Mario Bros. games (again as an artifact), and Super Mario 3D World (whichever player gets the most points in a level gets to wear a Cool Crown).
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Scoring Points / int_829e3770	comment	CROSSÃ—BEATS has two scoring systems: The first is the standard scoring system: Flawless is worth 100 points, Super is worth 50 points, Cool is worth 10 points, and everything else is worth nothing. The second is Clear Rate, which is used to determine the amount of Rank Points you get from the song, and is shown only at the end of the song. 80% of your Clear Rate is determined by note judgements (with Flawless and Super both weighing twice as much as Cool), and 20% by max combo.
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Scoring Points / int_86814e7d	comment	Final Fantasy X-2 has a reference to "respect points". This is completely not gameplay-related, but an obvious parody of point systems. Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy XIII-2 had two types of scoring: A numerical score, and a Battle Rank, denoted by stars. Your numerical score determined what battle rank you got, and was calculated largely by your stat level and time battling during encounters. In the first game, Battle Rank determined the rarity of your drops and how many Technical Points you regenerated at the end of battle, but the sequel reduces their overall importance.
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Scoring Points / int_86d8deea	comment	Rescue on Fractalus!: In addition to hundreds of points for destroying enemies and rescuing allies, you receive one point for every second of flight.
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Scoring Points / int_895384e0	comment	Irisu Syndrome! gives you either the bad ending or the good ending depending on how many points you scored. After you get the good ending, getting even higher scores will cause text files and a secret picture to appear in your game folder.
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Scoring Points / int_8b2d257b	comment	At the end of a stage in Defense Grid: The Awakening, you get points equal to how many resources you have left, the sellback value of all of your towers, and the number of cores you have left x20. The scoring system helps promote efficient use of resources while keeping as many cores intact as possible.
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Scoring Points / int_9009562f	comment	The port of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time included in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare removes the score counter, reflecting how useless it was. Like the NES port of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Arcade Game as well as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Manhattan Project, the Super Nintendo port had the points actually be useful, giving you extra lives at certain multiples. This certainly encouraged you to do the "throw the enemy at the screen" move as much as possible, as it was the highest-scoring method of defeating them. There is a vitality bonus in the SNES Turtles in Time and the Sega Genesis Hyperstone Heist at the end of each stage after defeating a boss. So that certainly helped in grabbing for extra lives.
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Scoring Points / int_91684031	comment	PokÃ©mon Black and White has the Battle Institute, which ranks a series of consecutive test battles with a score. In-game, they have yet to serve much of a purpose, but at special events, one can compare their scores to other players on a scoreboard for bragging rights.
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Scoring Points / int_916f87f3	comment	If you play Radiant Silvergun, playing for score is mandatory. Your weapons use your points to level up and become stronger. And the scoring system is tough: You shoot enemies of the same color to build up your chain, and once you start a chain using one color, you can't hit any enemies of other colors or the chain resets, which means leaving roughly 2/3 of enemies intact. Which means if you try to play RSG like a traditional shmup, your weapons will quickly be outclassed by the stamina of later enemies, making the game damn near impossible to finish.
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Scoring Points / int_9173be2b	comment	The Ouendan series (including, by extension, Elite Beat Agents) uses a weird segregated system for its scoring and ranking. While normal gameplay uses a standard scoring system (which uses a difficulty-based formula that can lead to Pinball Scoring on higher difficulties, especially if you factor in the Invisible modifier in Ouendan 2), your rank is determined not by your score but on the percentage of 300-point hits you scored in the song. The max rank you can normally get is an A rank with 90% or higher 300-point hits; however, your rank is bumped up a grade if you don't miss any notes, making the true maximum rank an S rank. Because of the incongruity between points and rank, it's possible to get an S-rank, then get a higher scoring A-rank, which will replace the S.
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Scoring Points / int_9ca0210f	comment	The Warriors had points you could earn for just about anything you do. Punched someone in the face? Points. Smashed a window? Score. Mugged someone? Even more points. Smashed a bottle on the ground? You get the picture. However, high scores are needed to unlock bonus content in the game. Luckily, if you happen to die and restart from a checkpoint, you still retain your score from that point.
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The Warriors (Video Game)	hasFeature	Scoring Points / int_9ca0210f
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Scoring Points / int_9d189394	comment	Likewise, its spiritual successor Mock the Week.
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Mock the Week	hasFeature	Scoring Points / int_9d189394
Scoring Points / int_9f7d67f7	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_9f7d67f7	comment	Spin Rhythm XD: The default scoring system applies. However, if you get a perfect full combo, you'll get a bonus for it as well as a bonus for accuracy (beyond the basic "Perfect" range).
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Scoring Points / int_a0290e6c	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_a0290e6c	comment	The web serial Dream High School has a points system. Everyone has their own points, but they're also combined into a "Story Bar" that has to be filled in order for the next page to be written. Users get points by helping decide what happens next, reporting site glitches, getting friends to sign up, and more.
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Scoring Points / int_a2c128c2	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_a2c128c2	comment	Revolution (1986) gives you points for solving puzzles. In fact, the amount of time you have left remaining will be added to the score once you beat the level.
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Scoring Points / int_a3744239	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_a3744239	comment	Audiosurf has many other problems. As ALL tracks except the radio tracks are user generated, and it's based entirely on the tag of the track, you may be competing against others in a totally different track, or even just slightly different because one person uses a better quality sound file. Not to mention, the ridiculousness of a 10% penalty upon overfilling — so a mistake 30 seconds in may cost very little, while one after 6 minutes of a fast track may cost 50K points just because you messed up there.
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Scoring Points / int_a66b3bbc	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_a66b3bbc	comment	Earlier incarnations of DanceDanceRevolution assigned you a somewhat totally arbitrary number of points for your performance. Hardcore players and tournaments usually ignored this number, preferring instead to measure performance by the number of "perfects" one scored overall. DDR 1st Mix, 2nd Mix and 4th Mix used combo-based scoring. The first two multiplied in a factor based on the square of your combo, making it even more punishing to break a combo than in most such systems. 3rd Mix and 5th Mix through DDR Extreme, outside of Oni Mode (a.k.a. Challenge Mode), would increase the multiplier by 1 with every step. This meant that the 300th step of a song is worth 300 times the first step. In addition, it would salami-slice a couple points off each step, which accumulate into a bonus that only gets added to your score as a bonus if you get a Perfect on the last step to make a perfect score come out to a round number. This gets increasingly worse as the step count of a song goes up; MaxX Unlimited, for example, has 611 steps. This means a Perfect on the first step is worth 540 points, a Perfect on the final jump is worth 329,400 points, and holding the Freeze Arrow on that jump until you get the OK gives you another 1,231,850 points (329,940 base + 908,020 added back from salami-sliced points). DDRMAX2's Oni Mode was the first to break the trend and use a less arbitrary scoring system, with a "dance point" system (2 points for a Perfect, 1 point for a Great, 2 points for an OK on a Freeze Arrow), that was nearly identical to the "EX Score" in Beatmania IIDX (described below), but displaying your score as a percentage rounded down to the nearest tenth of a percent. DDR Extreme took it a step further and just displayed the raw score (as well as adding the Marvelous judgment, worth 3 points, and making an OK worth 3 points as well). DDR SuperNOVA then threw out the old, arbitrary point system altogether, sticking with the Oni system in all modes (MAX2 scoring in normal play, Extreme scoring in Nonstop and Oni modes). Your score in DDR SuperNOVA is just your dance point percentage multiplied by 10,000 and rounded down to the nearest integer. Starting with DDR SuperNOVA 2, it's your dance point percentage multiplied by 1,000 and rounded down to the nearest 10, minus 10 points for every Perfect or Great (thus making the Marvelous count a tiebreaker).
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Scoring Points / int_a8ce3944	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_a8ce3944	comment	Gemcraft prior to Labyrinth has you score points. The highest score for each level is then totaled and counts towards your experience total. Getting the highest level requires you to replay levels, a form of Level Grinding.
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Scoring Points / int_aa69576e	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_aa69576e	comment	In Judgement Silversword and its Spiritual Successor Eschatos, the points you earn across playthroughs double as Experience Points. Leveling up will unlock new options such as a sound test, new modes, and cosmetic options. Those who play well and for score will unlock features faster than those who play strictly for survival and/or not as proficiently.
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Scoring Points / int_aaa8484d	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_aaa8484d	comment	Parodied in Skull Girls. One of the fighters, Cerebella, has a move that if used to kill or on a defeated opponent, will score her 2000 points. The game doesn't have a score system, but that's the amount of points you get for killing an enemy with the same move in Battletoads.
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Scoring Points / int_adf7e561	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_adf7e561	comment	Cash bags and gold bars exist to grant bonus points, and a high enough score earns you an extra life. In Streetsof Rage 3, earning 40,000 points on a single life grants you a star, which upgrades your blitz attack. The harder the difficulty, more points you get at the end of each round. This applies to all of the games.
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Scoring Points / int_afa87e53	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_afa87e53	comment	Backyard Sports. In most games, the reason is obvious, as they are sports games. But in the minigames and Backyard Skateboarding, the amount of points can unlock new things.
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Scoring Points / int_b63a2f41	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_b63a2f41	comment	CHUNITHM's scoring is based strictly on accuracy. Getting a Justice gets you 100% of the note score, getting a Justice Critical gets you 101%, Attack gets you 50%, and a Miss gets you nothing. Hold and Slide notes are each counted as multiple notes. The score is based around 1,000,000 being a 100% score, with 1,010,000 as the actual maximum score obtainable.
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Scoring Points / int_b79017c8	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_b79017c8	comment	In Silent Hunter, the equivalent is the tonnage of the ships you send to meet Davy Jones. At base are converted to renown points that you can use to hire better officers and/or improve your boat.
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Silent Hunter (Video Game)	hasFeature	Scoring Points / int_b79017c8
Scoring Points / int_b952005	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_b952005	comment	Endless Space, Spiritual Successor to Master of Orion, keeps score too. The points are even more meaningless than in Civ, because while a Points Victory is possible, the AI is quite competent and will win by other means unless those means are explicitly disabled. They return in Endless Legend and are even more meaningless, as they seemingly only correspond to an empire's progress towards one specific victory condition out of half a dozen victory types.
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Scoring Points / int_b97f2ebd	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_b97f2ebd	comment	Panel de Pon (Puzzle League) has a scoring system that awards 10 points per panel cleared, 1 point per row added manually, plus much larger bonuses for chains and combos based on size. The original Panel de Pon and Tetris Attack, however, had a bug where the 14th and subsequent hits in a chain would not yield any additional bonuses, instead of the 1,800 per hit that was supposed to be awarded starting from the 13th hit; this was fixed in later versions. The original has a Cap on the score counter at 99,999 while sequels have 6-digit counters to max out at 999,999 instead.
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Scoring Points / int_ba1083f7	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_ba1083f7	comment	The scoring in Guitar Hero and Rock Band is ruined by the fact that comboing notes will multiply the point value of each additional note you hit; a screwup in mid-song will do more damage to your score than if it were at the beginning or end of the song. The aforementioned In The Groove, as well as the DDR series from SuperNOVA onwards, DJMAX Portable, among some other Rhythm Games use percentage-based scoring systems that don't care where in the song you did your best (and worst). In case you don't realize how wrong the comboing system is: audiences tend to notice mistakes more at the beginning and end than in the middle. This is made slightly less offensive in Guitar Hero/Rock Band, as the combo system maxes out at a 4x score multiplier (6x in the case of Rock Band's bass guitar). Missing a note at max multiplier in Rock Band, for example, tends not to cost you any more than 2000-3000 points in songs worth about 150,000 on average in solo play.
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Scoring Points / int_bc907c69	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_bc907c69	comment	Tetris: The Grand Master uses points as the basis for its grade system. TGM2, however, only takes points into consideration in its Normal mode; its Master mode (the de facto main mode of the game) use a hidden "grade points" system to determine your grade, and the other modes use completion and/or how many levels you complete to determine your ranking. In TGM3, score is just outright useless, being shown only at the end of the game and even then it does nothing to your grade. It's even useless in Easy mode as well, where the game sets off fireworks when you clear lines and the object is not to score points but instead score as many fireworks as possible.
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Scoring Points / int_c0c57462	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c0c57462	comment	Minigames usually have a scorekeeping system. That's usually because they are meant to evoke a vintage, arcade feel to a current game. Like Chrono Trigger 's racing minigame.
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Scoring Points / int_c0d295c4	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c0d295c4	comment	Points in Team Fortress 2 are used to determine who the most valuable players in a particular round are and otherwise don't do anything unless the server settings are such that it determines the winning side based on points under certain circumstances. Other servers have a separate ranking system that's just there for the bragging rights.
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Team Fortress 2 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Scoring Points / int_c0d295c4
Scoring Points / int_c15169e3	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c15169e3	comment	8 Beat Story actually scales the scores earned per note so that the scores, skills notwithstanding, are similar across difficulties and the scores are ranked against predetermined checkpoints after a game session is complete.
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Scoring Points / int_c2474b16	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c2474b16	comment	Parodied in The Way of the Metagamer - the Author hands out huge denominations of "Awesome Points", which serve no purpose whatsoever.
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Scoring Points / int_c2b05afe	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c2b05afe	comment	Arcaea's scoring is based "out of" 10 million points, with the number of points per note being inversely proportional to how many notes there are in the chart. A PURE gives you 100% of the note's value, a FAR gets you 50%, and a LOST gets you nothing. Additionally, if you get an extra-accurate PURE (in fact, this is the only judgement you'll get when holding down Hold Notes and Arc Notes, other than a LOST), you'll earn 1 additional point. Thus, an all-Pure run, or a Pure Memory, will almost always have a score of just slightly over 10,000,000.
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Scoring Points / int_c4410ec5	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c4410ec5	comment	Boppin' uses this unusually. Long story short, the goal of the game is to clear the screen tossing alike blocks together, but with points you can exchange unwanted pieces without losing lives, and kill Hunnybunz faster (more points, more damaging spike thingies, less exposure-to-death time). Still, being able to save the game anywhere just makes the task less daunting. Also more fun, if you are competing with someone:
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Scoring Points / int_c4df4e18	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c4df4e18	comment	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater always has a couple of score-based objectives for every level of Career mode. On competition levels, you're graded not only on score but variety and perfection (i.e. no bailing) as well.
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Scoring Points / int_c6557a01	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c6557a01	comment	The video game soundtracks in ReZonance Soundtrack Reviews are literally graded by this method. There's even a High Score Table at the end of a review.
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Scoring Points / int_c834792e	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c834792e	comment	While later Spyro the Dragon games featured gems that were actually used as currency, in the first game, they served no purpose outside of a point counter. The only times your gem count affected gameplay were as Plot Coupons- you needed a certain number to advance to some of the homeworlds, and also to access the bonus level- which contained nothing but more gems, and a few trick enemies you had to kill to get even more gems. Essentially, they were worthless unless you were striving for 100% Completion.
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Scoring Points / int_c9e9858e	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_c9e9858e	comment	Points are prevalent in the first two Duke Nukem games, and a collection of items do nothing but give points. Outside of being featured in the high score board when you Game Over or complete an episode, they're worthless.
Scoring Points / int_c9e9858e	featureApplicability	1.0
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Scoring Points / int_d235d954	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d235d954	comment	jubeat uses a mix of flat scoring and a special Life Meter-esque bonus. The maximum score in a single song is 1 million. Up to 900,000 of these points can be earned by simply accurately hitting notes, with each note having a fixed value. The other 100,000 is part of a bonus that increases as you hit notes (but cannot exceed 100,000), and decreases as you miss notes (but cannot go below 0). Additionally, score is used as the game's sole clear/fail metric, similar to Reflect Beat mentioned above; you need 700,000 points or higher to clear the song. It is possible to have somewhere between 600,000-699,999 points at the end of the song, only for the "lifebar" bonus to push you into the passing range.
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Scoring Points / int_d4e44ba4	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d4e44ba4	comment	The game Dodge awards you one point per destroyed enemy. Two enemies colliding into each other gives only one point.
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Scoring Points / int_d4fe015f	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d4fe015f	comment	QI is a prime example of this, as the difficulty is compounded by the fact that points (plus or minus) seem to be awarded arbitrarily by both the scorer and Stephen Fry. An even better example is "Talking 'Bout Your Generation", where the points awarded for the final round are always 1 point more than the difference between the points of the winning team and the points of the team in third, making it a Golden Snitch.
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QI	hasFeature	Scoring Points / int_d4fe015f
Scoring Points / int_d5313f06	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d5313f06	comment	Fighting Force has you get points for killing enemies, breaking things, picking up items, etc. basically for kicking ass!
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Scoring Points / int_d5ac3d6a	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d5ac3d6a	comment	SWAT4 scores each mission on a 100 point scale, with points awarded for minimizing casualties - officers and suspects - and following proper procedures in making arrests and collecting evidence. Major penalties are incurred for violating the rules of engagement. Depending on the difficulty level, a certain minimum score is required to progress to the next mission.
Scoring Points / int_d5ac3d6a	featureApplicability	1.0
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Scoring Points / int_d5ac88e2	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d5ac88e2	comment	The PC-98 game Rusty features a scoring system similar to the early side-scrolling entries of the Castlevania series where players score points from defeating enemies, and can pick-up items that rewards extra points towards the player's score. Clearing a stage also rewards bonus points for time remaining and how much MP the player has left over.
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Scoring Points / int_d5f34c70	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d5f34c70	comment	X-Wing and its sequels, TIE Fighter and X-Wing Alliance use the cumulative scores of each mission to determine player promotions and other awards. The first two games keep the scoring system largely hidden, only reporting a score during debriefings, while X-Wing Alliance updates the player's score in real time. All of the games impose a 90% penalty deduction for activating cheats - even momentarily. Alliance also deducts a lesser amount of points whenever one of the player's wingmates are killed.
Scoring Points / int_d5f34c70	featureApplicability	1.0
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Scoring Points / int_d63dd9b3	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d63dd9b3	comment	maimai: The game uses accuracy-based scoring, and weighs each type of note differently: up to 500 points for hitting a Tap note, 1,000 for a Hold note, and 1,500 points for a Slide note. Breaks are weird, in that not only can you get up to 2600 points per note, but each of the combo-incrementing judge ranks has a few "sub-ranks" that have a slight influence on your score (50-150 points). Score is also expressed as an "Achievement" percentage with two decimal places, and you need an Achievement rating of 80% or higher to clear the Song. Achievement can go slightly above 100% depending on how you hit Break notes;note more specifically, 100% is based off of an all-Perfect run where all the Break notes are hit for 2500 points each it's even possible to get 100% without getting an "All Perfect" as a result. maimai Deluxe redoes the Achievement system a little bit. There are now four decimal places (in order to make scoring more like Chunithm and O.N.G.E.K.I.) and each chart has a fixed maximum Achievement of 101%. The extra 1% is obtained by getting Critical Perfects on Break notes (if you only get regular Perfects on them, you will only go up to 100%). Break notes are the only time Critical/regular Perfect differentiation is used in Achievement score calculations; on all other note types, both types of Perfects are valued the same. Deluxe also introduces the Deluxe Score system. All note types are weighed the same, and you get 3 points for a Critical Perect, 2 points for a Perfect, 1 point for a Great, and 0 points for a Good or a Miss.
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maimai (Video Game)	hasFeature	Scoring Points / int_d63dd9b3
Scoring Points / int_d88bbece	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_d88bbece	comment	In O.N.G.E.K.I.: First, there is Battle Score, which is based not only on your performance but the amount of damage you do to the enemy. Then there is Technical Score, which omits all the RPG Elements. You can gain up to 950,000 points (out of 1,010,000) from hitting notes, with the full amount of that only obtainable by getting all Critical Breaks. The remaining amount is earned from collecting Bell items throughout the chart by moving your team over them. Finally there is Platinum Score, introduced in O.N.G.E.K.I. R.E.D. You get 2 points for getting Platinum Breaks (but are worth the same amount of Technical Score as a Critical Break), 1 point for non-Platinum Critical Breaks, and 0 points for a Break, Hit, or Miss. And just to make things more Nintendo Hard, you also lose 2 points for every point of Damage (from hitting the pink bullets) and every Bell you don't collect.
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Scoring Points / int_dab32bc	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_dab32bc	comment	Mega Man has a score counter, which is completely useless. Aside from the fact that getting a Game Over wipes your score, the game also has enemies that respawn when put offscreen and no time limit, so getting points is as simple as just killing the same Metool over and over until you get bored. It even has power-ups that do nothing but add points at the end of the level. And when dying resets your score in a fairly difficult game, why bother? For obvious reasons, later games in the franchise dropped the score counter entirely.
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Scoring Points / int_dc3d6b8d	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_dc3d6b8d	comment	Absented Age: Squarebound: Whether the player completes a dungeon, leaves it before completion, or dies, they get a score that gets converted to DP. Each Arcade Mode dungeon records the highest score the player achieved, though Story Mode dungeons don't keep track of the highest score.
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Scoring Points / int_dc7a5d8f	type	Scoring Points
Scoring Points / int_dc7a5d8f	comment	Purple keeps highscores for each individual stage as well as a highscore table for overall scores.
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Scoring Points / int_ddde66a1	comment	SALVATOR: Each soul that returns to Earth after being freed from an asteroid is worth 10 points.
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Scoring Points / int_e1adb8d4	comment	Atlantis no Nazo had a wealth of points hidden in Inexplicable Treasure Chests, though they did nothing for players not trying for a high score. Powerups included one that doubled these points and another that gave 3 points for every press of Up on the D-pad.
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Scoring Points / int_e2fa7287	comment	Most all of Touhou games have fairly robust scoring systems, and they all have in-game scoreboards to encourage players to improve. The fandom, by and large, only begins to care if it's one of the games that gives extra lives for points. Amusingly, Undefined Fantastic Object had a bug in its initial release, causing the game to crash upon the player reaching one billion points. Until it was patched, players were forced to Do Well, But Not Perfect in order to get a high score without hitting the brick wall.
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Scoring Points / int_e5d550f2	comment	Captain Claw is an odd game. One interesting quirk is that its score, represented by the treasure you collected, aside from giving extra lives, was there to incite the player to find the secrets of the game since at the end of each stage the game specifically told you the treasures that you missed. The game was more than a tad harder if you went for the secrets, as each required equal parts non-human reflexes and calculations of non-intuitive reflexes to be reached.
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Scoring Points / int_e5d8f3eb	comment	Klax has special "Points Waves," where the goal is to score a certain number of points. Overrunning the goal x means that every point beyond x is doubled; taking too long usually results in a face full of tiles coming at you so quickly that you can hardly think. Beyond that, though, and a few tricks for getting unbelievably high scores, the points don't really matter.
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Scoring Points / int_e5db468b	comment	One of the earliest examples in video game history is Pong, with the scores being displayed at the top of the screen. You get one point every time the ball touches the side of the screen opposite your paddle. Get 11 points and you win.
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Scoring Points / int_e5dce3f5	comment	Targ: You earn 10level points for shooting a Targ, 100-500 points for shooting a siren when it pops up, and 1000level points for completing it.
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Scoring Points / int_e753a1d3	comment	The StepMania fork Etterna uses what's known as Millisecond Scoring (MSS), or Wife scoring (now in its third version, known as Wife3). It is similar to the "Dance Point" system used in StepManianote 2 points for Perfect or Marvelous, 1 point for Great, 0 points for Good, -4 points for Boo, -8 points for Miss, but beyond the 2 points earned for a Marvelous, the point reduction is based not on discrete note judgements, but on a parabolic curve and by how many milliseconds the player's timing is off. The motivation behind this is that the developer of this scoring system finds judgement-based scoring to be too punishing over mistakes that are close to borders between two judgements, and so a more granular variant was invented. Wife scoring also nerfs OKs freeze notes to be worth 0 points instead of 6, and missing them now takes away 5 points instead of leaving score unaffected, so that the player doesn't get "free" points when playing charts that are dense in freeze notes.
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Scoring Points / int_ea59c45d	comment	Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto 2 in particular emphasize the need to acquire enough points before the player can move on to a new story arc or city. It even keeps tabs of the five highest scores the player amasses in each level. Note that saving a game also took money. No donation, no salvation. 50,000, which was a lot. And it's only in GTA 2 that you can save.
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Scoring Points / int_eaa08c0e	comment	In Overcooked!, you score points on every level, which are tallied up on the Score Screen. They're justified in-universe as being the money you make from cooking: Each dish is worth a flat number of points (its cost), and you get bonus points for making it quickly (tips for speedy service).
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Scoring Points / int_eb6802b4	comment	Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy XIII-2 had two types of scoring: A numerical score, and a Battle Rank, denoted by stars. Your numerical score determined what battle rank you got, and was calculated largely by your stat level and time battling during encounters. In the first game, Battle Rank determined the rarity of your drops and how many Technical Points you regenerated at the end of battle, but the sequel reduces their overall importance.
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Scoring Points / int_ecc0f8ce	comment	They return in Endless Legend and are even more meaningless, as they seemingly only correspond to an empire's progress towards one specific victory condition out of half a dozen victory types.
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Scoring Points / int_ecc36299	comment	Shadow the Hedgehog has a unique end-level scoring system based on its morality system: in addition to a regular score counter for defeating enemies and collecting rings, there are "Hero" and "Dark" scores, which are earned based on which enemies you defeat. If you complete a "Hero" mission in a stage, your "Hero" points are added to your score, while your "Dark" points deduct your score. The inverse is true if you complete a "Dark" mission. Completing the neutral mission will only factor in your regular score and a time bonus. And just like the previous console games, there are rankings.
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Scoring Points / int_ef265688	comment	Alien vs. Predator on the Jaguar kept score in all three scenarios, but in the Predator's scenario they double as Experience Points. You gain new weapons when you reach set scores.
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Scoring Points / int_f6b3bb34	comment	Bulletstorm awards scores for crazy kills. You get points for any kill scenario you can contrive, with the more interesting and complex scenarios getting you more.
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Scoring Points / int_f6bb880b	comment	The Professor Layton series gives you picarats for completing puzzles; getting a wrong answer makes a given puzzle worth fewer picarats the next time you attempt it. This carries over into Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney and also adds Phoenix Wright's trial segments being worth picarats for a successful completion, with bonus picarats awarded for each unused penalty.
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Scoring Points / int_fd8ef85e	comment	Points are used to determine the winning and losing team in VS mode in Left 4 Dead. The infected team also gains points as they attack the survivors, but in the first game they contribute nothing to the competition, thus they are mostly for show. In the second game, it's a bit different. As it is much easier for both teams to get the exact same score on a level (if both teams make it to the end with everyone alive), the game gives an extra 25 points to the team that did more damage as Infected.
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Scoring Points / int_fdb92d14	comment	Wesleyan Tetris, among its many tricks, will change your score to something ludicrous for a moment just to see if it can take your eyes off the game.
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Scoring Points / int_fe85bfc8	comment	Super Smash Bros. had a completely arbitrary score in the main mode. This system is in Classic Mode in Melee and Brawl and Adventure Mode in Melee. Melee, notoriously, had a laundry list of modifiers to the score that awarded a trophy if all were earned... which was nigh-impossible. In modes other than Classic, the score disappears and is replaced with something meaningful (such as kills or time in the Multi-Man Melee or distance in Home-Run Contest). There was also an optional mode in Melee called "Bonus Mode" which decided the winners based off, you guessed it, score. What made the scoring in Melee's Classic mode really arbitrary was that if a computer opponent accidentally KOed itself 2 seconds into the fight, it would result in a long string of bonuses awarded for, e.g., not hitting the opponent, not moving, not getting hit, etc.
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Mighty No. 9 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Mini Metro (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Mobius Final Fantasy (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Montezuma's Revenge (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Mortal Kombat (1992) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Multi-UserDungeon	seeAlso	Scoring Points
Multi-User Dungeon (Video Game)	seeAlso	Scoring Points
Naferia's Reign: Invasion of the Dark Mistress (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Natsuki Chronicles (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
New Super Mario Bros. 2 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Nightmares on Wax (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Ninjala (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
No One Can Stop Mr. Domino (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Novastorm (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Number Munchers (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
O.N.G.E.K.I. (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Oink! (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Operation Wolf (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
osu! (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
OutRun (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Overcooked! (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
P.N.03 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pac-Land (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pac-Man (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pac-Man Vs. (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pac-Man World (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Panic Restaurant (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Panzer Bandit (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Phantom Breaker (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Phigros (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pipe Mania!! (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pizza Tower (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Point Blank (1994) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
PokÃ©mon CafÃ© Mix (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pokémon Shuffle (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Police Quest (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pong (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Popeye (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Popira (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
pop'n music (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Prismatic Solid (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Project Downfall (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Project Rap Rabbit (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pump It Up (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Purple (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Pursuit	seeAlso	Scoring Points
Puzzle & Dragons (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
RC Pro-Am (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
ROM Check Fail (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
rRootage (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Ruiner (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Radiant Silvergun (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Raindrop: The Battle Of Connecting Hallway (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Rampart (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
RAY Series (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Reflec Beat (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Rescue Raiders (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Retro Game Challenge (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Rez (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
River Raid (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
RoBeats (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Robot Unicorn Attack (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Roflcopter (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Rollcage (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
RotaZion (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Rusty (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
SALVATOR (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
SWAT 4 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Samurai Zombie Nation (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Senko no Ronde (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Serious Sam (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Shadow the Hedgehog (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
ShadysPoopong	seeAlso	Scoring Points
Shatterbrain (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Shivers (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Shivers (1995) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Shock Troopers (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sideswiped (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sin and Punishment (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sin and Punishment: Star Successor (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Skunny: Save Our Pizzas (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Snake (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Solar Fox (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Solomon's Keep (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Somari (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sonic 2006 Legacy Of Solaris (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sonic 3 & Knuckles (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sonic P-06 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sonic the Hedgehog (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Soundodger (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Space Race (Video Game)	seeAlso	Scoring Points
Spectre (1991) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Spider-Man (PS4) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Spin Rhythm XD (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Splatoon 3 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
splix.io (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sprint2	seeAlso	Scoring Points
Star Fox (1983) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
StarTropics (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Star Wars Trilogy Arcade (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
StreetPass Mii Plaza (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Streets of Rage (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Crush KO (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Don Quixote (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Mario 3D World (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Mario Bros. (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Mario Bros. 2 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Mario Bros. Wonder (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Super Paper Mario (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Supernova (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Surround (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sword of Sodan (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Targ (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2013) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Teki Paki (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Tempo (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Tennis for Two (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Tetris: The Grand Master (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Adventures of Batman and Robin (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Adventures of Robby Roto (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Caverns of Hammerfest (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The iDOLM@STER (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Legend of Kyrandia (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Legend of Valkyrie (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Lucky Dime Caper (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Oregon Trail (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Punisher (THQ) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Sacred Armour Of Antiriad (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Simpsons Game (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Warriors (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
They Are Billions (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
They Bleed Pixels (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
3D Monster Maze (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Time: All Things Come to an End (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Time Crisis (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Tork: Prehistoric Punk (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Transport Tycoon (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Triggerheart Exelica (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
TRON Deadly Discs (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Trouble Witches (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Turrican (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Uchu Mega Fight (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Under Defeat (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Vectorman (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Vib-Ribbon (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Video Pinball (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Vinyl Goddess from Mars (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Virtual Hydlide (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Wanderers.io (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Wario Land: Legends of 6 Crystals (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Wave Race (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Wesleyan Tetris (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Widget the World Watcher (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Wii Sports (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Wild Gunman (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Wind Jammers (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Windom XP (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Woah Dave! (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
X-Wing Alliance (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Yars' Revenge (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Yoshi's Story (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Zoo Keeper (1983) (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Zookeeper (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Zuma (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Battle Arena Toshinden (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Breakout (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Demonsteele (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
P.N.03 / Videogame	seeAlso	Scoring Points
Snake	seeAlso	Scoring Points
sora / Videogame / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Tomorrow Never Dies (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Fleuret Blanc (Visual Novel) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Heileen (Visual Novel) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
My Candy Love (Visual Novel) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Plumbers Don't Wear Ties (Visual Novel) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Sweet Elite (Visual Novel) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
The Way of the Metagamer (Webcomic) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Know Your Meme (Website) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points

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