Difference between revisions of "Stage (map)"
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− | | Act || Refers to the acts of a drama. || ''[[ActRaiser]]'', ''[[ | + | | Act || Refers to the acts of a drama. || ''[[ActRaiser]]'', ''[[Ninja Gaiden]]'' (NES), ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' |
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| Area || A generic term for a section of physical space. || ''[[Bionic Commando (NES)|Bionic Commando]]'' (NES), ''[[Blaster Master]]'', ''[[Bomberman 2]]'', ''[[Operation C]]'', ''[[Pocket Bomberman]]'', ''[[Super C]]'', ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' (manual), ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' (manual) | | Area || A generic term for a section of physical space. || ''[[Bionic Commando (NES)|Bionic Commando]]'' (NES), ''[[Blaster Master]]'', ''[[Bomberman 2]]'', ''[[Operation C]]'', ''[[Pocket Bomberman]]'', ''[[Super C]]'', ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' (manual), ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' (manual) |
Revision as of 19:45, 28 March 2024
A discrete area of a video game is often called a stage, though there are many other terms used like level, area, zone, etc. Stages are often used as smaller segments of larger discrete terms like world. Stages are also a useful game mechanic which break up a larger game into easily managed sections.