Editing 188: Reload
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This comic refers to the common method for reloading your ammunition in arcade game type shooters, also known as "rail shooters." The player is typically given a {{w|Light gun}}, and the player characters typically have unlimited magazines of ammunition; to load a new magazine, the player would aim their light gun away from the screen and pull the trigger. Obviously this method of reloading would not work in real life.{{citation needed}} | This comic refers to the common method for reloading your ammunition in arcade game type shooters, also known as "rail shooters." The player is typically given a {{w|Light gun}}, and the player characters typically have unlimited magazines of ammunition; to load a new magazine, the player would aim their light gun away from the screen and pull the trigger. Obviously this method of reloading would not work in real life.{{citation needed}} | ||
| β | The title text tells you to watch out for the guy from comic [[53: Hobby]], which shows a man | + | The title text tells you to watch out for the guy from comic [[53: Hobby]], which shows a man that randomly pops up to the police when they are performing a drug raid. This refers to the random figures that pop out at many games, if they are not a valid target and you do a successful shot on them, you will lose points for this. |
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