The Bottomless Magazines trope as used in popular culture. Possibly one of the oldest and most abused tropes when it comes to gunplay is the frequent …

There may be certain levels where you fall many, many, many screens down, but hit the bottom completely unharmed, yet a simple pit will end your life instantly.

Video game characters are seldom forced to complete such mundane tasks as eating, sleeping, bathing, changing clothes, or going to the bathroom.

The Bottomless Fuel Tanks trope as used in popular culture. In real life, we obviously have to top up our car's fuel every now and then. But in video games, ...

A page for describing PlayingWith: Bottomless Magazines. Basic Trope: A gun-wielding character never needs to reload. Straight: Bob the Gunslinger kills …

Grunkle Stan introduces Dipper, Mabel, and Soos to a bottomless pit, which he uses to dispose of things he no longer wants—namely, Mystery Shack suggestion ...

You're playing a game, make a jump, and you miss, falling down a Bottomless Pit. There goes one of your lives... But wait, something is happening!

In many video games, falling into Bottomless Pits, Spikes of Doom, water, lava or other similar hazards doesn't kill you, even if extra lives are usually ...

3 июн. 2024 г. · Ammo capacity of guns on TV seems to be totally dependent on how much drama and suspense is needed. The hero will always have plenty of ammo ...

The murder of lawyer Lily Yee is connected to the theft of a pair of pants that were evidence in a civil suit against her parents, who own a dry cleaning store.