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Spelling Bonus
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A type of Power-Up that rewards you for collecting a number of letters to spell a word. Typically the letters do not have to be obtained in order, but will automatically move to their correct places on the status bar. This trope goes back to the "spot letter" targets found on many pinball games. Spelling a sequence of letters (such as A-B-C-D-E) or key words (such as T-R-O-P-E) yielded various bonuses. Compare Charged Attack, Every 10,000 Points, Set Bonus. Non-game media may invoke Boggles the Mind instead. |
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Rod Land: If you collect all the flowers on a stage, enemies will start turning into letters when killed. Collecting E-X-T-R-A will instantly end the stage, winning an extra life and 10,000 points. | |
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Lunistice: Each act of each stage has the four letters of Hana's name scattered around it for her to collect. Collecting all four unlocks a secret bonus area near the goal, where the player can collect a key in the first act and a file in the second. This, of course, does not apply to guest characters and their bonus stages. | |
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The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants: Successfully collecting the letters to spell the name of a Simpsons character will get you their assistance in the level's boss fight. | |
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Disney's Hercules Action Game: Collecting H-E-R-C-U-L-E-S gives an extra continue. | |
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Used in several tables on Obsession Pinball — S-E-A and D-I-V-E-R for "Aquatic Adventure;" W-A-R, L-I-F-E and D-E-A-T-H in "X-ile Zone;" and O-I-L in "Desert Run." | |
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In the vector game based on The Empire Strikes Back, each of the four stages had a bonus goal (in addition to surviving the stage) which awarded a letter in J-E-D-I when completed. Completing the word awarded temporary invincibility at the start of the next stage. As each letter was specific to a stage, it could be worth it to deliberately avoid the bonus in the third stage the first time through so that, rather than waste the invincibility on the relatively easy first stage, it could instead be used on the punishingly difficult fourth stage of each level. | |
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Collecting S-A-M in Jetpack Joyride activates a Humongous Mecha. | |
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The CTR mode from Crash Team Racing requires you to collect the titular letters in order to earn a CTR token, used to unlock Gem Cups and earn 100% completion. | |
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Donkey Kong Country: K-O-N-G appears in every level. Collect all four letters to win an extra life. In Donkey Kong Land, collecting K-O-N-G instead saves the game. Donkey Kong Country: The level Misty Mine has an interesting take on this; All four K-O-N-G letters are in a single bonus area. Also, the secret bonus-area-within-a-bonus-area requires you to hit the spinning letters in "DONKEY" in the correct order for a 1-Up, then do the same with "KONG" for a 2-Up, and finally with "COUNTRY" for a 3-up. Donkey Kong Country Returns: The K-O-N-G letters instead grant a token, and getting all the tokens from a single world opens up a Brutal Bonus Level. In some bonus rooms, letters appear in a circle. You have to touch the letters as they blink in order to get the animal token, life balloon or other bonus. |
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Mega Man (Classic) Collecting the letters M-E-G-A-M-A-N-V from each stage in Mega Man 5 unlocked Beat as a weapon power. Beat came back in Mega Man 6, where you needed to collect B-E-A-T from four stages, which you got by finding a hidden boss room and beating the level that way. Mega Man 7: Collecting R-U-S-H in the first four Robot Masters' stages unlocks the Super Adapter, which allows a Double Jump and Rocket Punch, but disables sliding. |
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Donkey Kong Country Returns: The K-O-N-G letters instead grant a token, and getting all the tokens from a single world opens up a Brutal Bonus Level. | |
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Pro Pinball: Big Race USA: T-R-U-N-K lights the "Open the Trunk" saucer. | |
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Donkey Kong Country: The level Misty Mine has an interesting take on this; All four K-O-N-G letters are in a single bonus area. Also, the secret bonus-area-within-a-bonus-area requires you to hit the spinning letters in "DONKEY" in the correct order for a 1-Up, then do the same with "KONG" for a 2-Up, and finally with "COUNTRY" for a 3-up. | |
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Hungry Shark World: The letters H-U-N-G-R-Y are placed in random locations on the level in each game. Collecting them temporarily super-sizes your shark, letting it eat anything as if a Mega Gold Rush was active. A new set of letters will appear in the level once the effect expires. | |
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Transformers: Convoy no Nazo: The alternate ending is unlocked by collecting the letters R-O-D-I-M-U-S, which are hidden in seven different stages. | |
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Carnival: Hitting the letter targets that spell BONUS in order gives you whatever bonus points are left in the counter. | |
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Other Taito games did this as well, most notably The NewZealand Story (except in the Nintendo Entertainment System version, which had 1-Up items instead). That one also gave you an extra life for ten of the same letter. | |
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On the bonus screen of the NES version of Roller Ball, the player must spell S-K-Y-H-I-G-H to turn the rollovers into bumpers, then hit them all to either get an extra ball or increase the bonus multiplier. | |
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Captain Silver gave an extra life for collecting all the letters in CAPTAIN SILVER. Other letters of the alphabet were available, but they did nothing except give a few hundred points. This feature was removed from the Famicom version. | |
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Helter Skelter: Spelling E-X-T-R-A grants an extra ball, though duplicate letters cancel each other out. | |
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One of the missions in Fortnite Battle Royale's fourth season was collecting floating letters that appeared on short-to-moderately tall surfaces to spell out "F-O-R-T-N-I-T-E". | |
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Attack of the Mutant Penguins: Collecting letters from treasure chests to spell B-A-T or ''P-A-N will get Bernard or Rodney his main weapon. | |
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Golden Logres has numerous spelling bonuses across its three tables, such as M-E-R-L-I-N and M-A-G-I-C in "Camelot"; D-R-A-G-O-N and E-R-R-A-N-T-R-Y in "Land's End"; and L-O-N-G-I-N-U-S, B-E-A-S-T, and H-O-L-Y-G-R-A-I-L on "Fisher King". | |
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Plants vs. Zombies Pinball has S-U-N (activates Sun Frenzy), C-R-A-Z-Y (gets Crazy Dave to drive his car onto the playfield), M-A-I-L (lights Mail Multiball lock), R-I-P (lights the center scoop for 50k), and B-R-A-I-N-Z (lights Brainz Main Missions). | |
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Snow Bros gave players an extra life for collecting S-N-O-W. These letters could be obtained only from the special blue monsters. | |
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Monuments of Mars: Collecting M-A-R-S in order yields a point bonus. | |
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Loony Labyrinth: S-T-O-N-E collects the Galopetra Stones; L-O-O-N-Y starts Loony Multiball; while L-A-B-Y-R-I-N-T-H is used to start Labyrinth Multiball and rescue the sacrifices. The sequel Mad Daedalus uses M-A-D to spot a letter in D-A-E-D-A-L-U-S, while A-R-I-A-D-N-E enables an award at the Ariadne Shrine. |
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Duke Nukem: You can collect D-U-K-E for a lot of points (if you do it in order), or a few points if you don't. Duke Nukem II did exactly the same for N-U-K-E-M. | |
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TumblePop has alphabet letters scattered in some levels, and you need to complete the word TUMBLEPOP with them to gain access to the bonus stage. | |
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Psycho Pinball has numerous spelling bonuses among its four tables, such as C-A-T, S-P-O-O-K, and G-H-O-U-L for "Trick or Treat", R-E-W-A-R-D, G-U-N, and E-N-G-I-N-E on "Wild West", and W-R-E-C-K, L-A-V-A, and T-A-I-L in "The Abyss". | |
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Blazing Star has panels in each stage spelling L-U-C-K-Y. Collecting them all will result in a big bonus being awarded at the end of the stage. | |
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Jinni Zeala has O-C-E-A-N to collect items for the Felucca Bonus Stage, while J-I-N-N-I starts the Zeala Bonus Stage. | |
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Pro Pinball: Timeshock! uses S-C-A-N for the time scanner, W-A-R-P to light Time Warp Frenzy, and M-A-G-N-E-T to turn on the MagnoSave. | |
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The sequel Mad Daedalus uses M-A-D to spot a letter in D-A-E-D-A-L-U-S, while A-R-I-A-D-N-E enables an award at the Ariadne Shrine. | |
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Pro Pinball: Fantastic Journey: Spelling L-U-C-K enables a random award and the MagnoGrab, while G-A-T-H-E-R enables the ball rescue and start an Ultra Round. | |
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Pro Pinball: Fantastic Journey (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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The NES version of Rainbow Islands had a variation. The original arcade version displayed the actual rainbow gems that are collected in the game. The NES version turns it into this kind of bonus, with the word being "RAINBOW" (although the items themselves are still gems). | |
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James Pond has B-O-N-U-S letters, which give you a bonus, as well as B-O-G-U-S letters, which don't. | |
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Wolfchild: Spelling E-X-T-R-A grants an extra life, and B-O-N-U-S a 20,000-point bonus. | |
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Necronomicon: All three tables use M-A-Z-E to award million-point bonuses. "Dreamlands" spells W-I-S-D-O-M for a bonus up to 10 million. "Arkham Asylum" and "Dreamlands" use M-A-D-N-E-S-S to start the sub-Wizard Mode. "Cult of the Bloody Tongue" requires the player to spell A-W-A-K-E-T-H-E-M-A-C-H-I-N-E for the sub-Wizard Mode. |
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Prehistorik Man: Spelling B-O-N-U-S teleported you to a bonus stage. | |
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Jersey Devil: Collecting tokens that spell K-N-A-R-F unlocks a Golden K door. | |
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Crystal Caves has eggs which can be collected for 1000 points each. When shot, an egg turns into a letter which gives only 100 points, but getting all five letters (B-O-N-U-S) gives several thousands of points. | |
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Lady Bug: Collecting E-X-T-R-A in yellow letters gets you an extra life and 500 points, and collecting S-P-E-C-I-A-L in red letters earns you a free game credit in the arcade original or the Vegetable Harvest Bonus in the ColecoVision version. | |
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SubTerra has G-E-M-S letters, since the point of the game is to collect gems. | |
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Word Rescue: Predictably enough for an Edutainment Game centered around teaching words and their meanings, gives a 500 point bonus for collecting the letters for one of that level's vocabulary words, which is randomly chosen at the start of the level, but only if collected in the correct order. Individual letters in the wrong order don't yield any more points than the generic book collectibles. It also has the added bonus of completely filling the slime meter, giving the player more ammunition against enemy Gruzzles who force players to restart the level from the beginning upon contact. | |
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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater has dozens of these, scattered across the games (mostly the early ones). The first few games had you collect the letters S-K-A-T-E. Later games would include collecting the letters C-O-M-B-O, but you had to get them all in one trick combination, meaning that if you stopped doing tricks while getting the letters, you would have to try again. |
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Completing specific words awards a new vehicle in each RC Pro-Am game. RC Pro-Am and Super RC Pro-Am require spelling N-I-N-T-E-N-D-O.note or C-H-A-M-P-I-O-N in the Rare Replay Compilation Re-release. Championship Pro-Am requires spelling C-H-A-M-P-I-O-N. RC Pro-Am II rewards a new car to any player who spells out PRO AM II. Unlike the other games in the series, Pro-Am II awards a new car on a player-by-player basis. |
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Call of Duty: Black Ops: In the First Strike map pack, one part of the Kassimir Mechanism sidequest requires using Lunar Landers to collect the letters L-U-N-A, in that specific order. | |
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Secret Agent has the letters S-P-Y on every level, which give a bonus when collected in order. | |
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In the original Achievement Unlocked, there are six points, numbered 0-5. Visiting these areas in certain orders would unlock achievements based on the combination of numbers; for instance, visiting point 4 and then point 2 gives the achievement "Meaning of Life". | |
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In The Burkiss Way, the skit on Dracula has the innocent London lawyer Jonathan Harker receiving a mysterious series of letters from a possible client in Transylvania. The problem is that as he keeps meaning to install a bigger letter box but never quite gets round to it, he's literally receiving only one letter at a time. He and his wife try to decode them and decide they spell "Urgent documents to sing, Fats". They are initially put out that after all the effort, they've received mail meant for Fats Waller. | |
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Collecting the letters M-E-G-A-M-A-N-V from each stage in Mega Man 5 unlocked Beat as a weapon power. | |
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Beat came back in Mega Man 6, where you needed to collect B-E-A-T from four stages, which you got by finding a hidden boss room and beating the level that way. | |
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Mega Man 7: Collecting R-U-S-H in the first four Robot Masters' stages unlocks the Super Adapter, which allows a Double Jump and Rocket Punch, but disables sliding. | |
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The Angry Video Game Nerd II: ASSimilation: Each level after the first contains Nintendo Entertainment System cartridges labeled N-E-R-D. Collecting all of them in a world or in the game gives you achievements. | |
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In Sierra's 3-D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night, there are four tables with six letters on each table. Spelling G-O-B-L-I-N on the Castle Tower, M-O-N-S-T-E-R on the Tower Table and O-U-T-L-A-W on the Dungeon Table will light the Ball Locks in preparation for a 3-Ball Multiball session. In addition some of these letters adds additional points to the End of Ball Bonus. The Final Castle Table gives the G-O-B-L-I-N letters an additional function at the final challenge... |
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Mr. Do! and its sequels also had E-X-T-R-A to win an extra life. Usually, the player had to obtain each letter by picking up a special item and then defeating an "alpha-monster" bearing that letter. | |
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Plok: Beating a level without dying earns you one of four P-L-O-K letters. Getting all four earns you a continue. You can also collect a red checkmark token in a level to instantly get a letter. | |
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Super Lucky's Tale: Each level has five letters that spell out "Lucky". Collecting all of them gives you an additional page. | |
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Yu-Gi-Oh!: When activated, "Destiny Board" remains on the field and allows the player to place one "Spirit Message" card each turn. When all five Spell Card Zones are occupied, spelling out D-E-A-T-H (or F-I-N-A-L in the English release), the player instantly wins the game. It's somewhat difficult to pull off, both because the effect forces you to avoid using your Spell Card Zones for anything else, and because destroying one letter destroys all of them. "Hero Flash!!" (formerly "HERO Flash!!") is an Elemental Hero support card activated by banishing four other Elemental Hero support cards from your Graveyard - "H - Heated Heart", "E - Emergency Call", "R - Righteous Justice" and "O - Oversoul". |
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Bubble Bobble: If a player pops enough bubbles to spell E-X-T-E-N-D (there are two E's in different colors), they win an extra life and the game automatically advances to the next stage. Other Taito games did this as well, most notably The NewZealand Story (except in the Nintendo Entertainment System version, which had 1-Up items instead). That one also gave you an extra life for ten of the same letter. The NES version of Rainbow Islands had a variation. The original arcade version displayed the actual rainbow gems that are collected in the game. The NES version turns it into this kind of bonus, with the word being "RAINBOW" (although the items themselves are still gems). |
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SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman has obtaining letter tiles to spell SpongeBob's name as the player's main goal in each level. Once all nine tiles in a stage have been collected, they are arranged into a sliding puzzle that, when solved, reveals the location of the Flying Dutchman's treasure in that stage. | |
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Inverted in the Fighting Fantasy book Temple of Terror. Your objective is to find five artifacts hidden within the titular temple; however, the Big Bad sends an assassin known only as the Messenger of Death after you. The Messenger hides each letter of the word "DEATH" in random locations throughout the temple; if you see all five letters, then you die instantly (each individual letter also has a penalty to your SKILL and STAMINA scores if you see it). | |
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In Falling Fred and one of the sequels Super Falling Fred collecting F-R-E-D will restore your character's health. (Though not the body parts they may have lost.) | |
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Wrecking Crew rewards you with an extra life if you find the letters M-A-R-I-O (or L-U-I-G-I as the second player) in that exact order. | |
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