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*'''72-87% ([[Knots]] + [[Serponge]] + Whirl + Subwoofer + pocke):''' This section constantly changes from one arcade cabinet to the next. The first cabinet is called 'Flappy Duck', with gameplay and theming heavily inspired by ''[[Wikipedia:Flappy Bird|Flappy Bird]]'' and [[Duckstep]], respectively. The second cabinet is a racing game called 'Mountain Kart', where the player must spam to progress, and the third cabinet, called 'Invasion', is an FPS shooter that also requires spamming to progress. Eventually, the player returns to the Button Masher cabinet, which features cube gameplay. After the player jumps over the set of triple-spikes at the end, the gravity drops, and after a moment, a monster appears from below and seemingly kills the player. However, this is a fake death; no further input is required. | *'''72-87% ([[Knots]] + [[Serponge]] + Whirl + Subwoofer + pocke):''' This section constantly changes from one arcade cabinet to the next. The first cabinet is called 'Flappy Duck', with gameplay and theming heavily inspired by ''[[Wikipedia:Flappy Bird|Flappy Bird]]'' and [[Duckstep]], respectively. The second cabinet is a racing game called 'Mountain Kart', where the player must spam to progress, and the third cabinet, called 'Invasion', is an FPS shooter that also requires spamming to progress. Eventually, the player returns to the Button Masher cabinet, which features cube gameplay. After the player jumps over the set of triple-spikes at the end, the gravity drops, and after a moment, a monster appears from below and seemingly kills the player. However, this is a fake death; no further input is required. | ||
*'''87-100% (Viprin + Grax + Thomartin + connot):''' Shortly after the fake-out death, the camera zooms out from the arcade cabinet as it displays the phrase 'GAME OVER', followed by the song's name. The camera zooms in, with the screen displaying every previous level of the album as islands rotating around a skull. 'NCS x GD ALBUM COMPLETE!' pops up for a brief period before moving off-screen and displaying every creator's names. The player then flies around the skull in circles before heading to its mouth, ending the level. | *'''87-100% (Viprin + Grax + Thomartin + connot):''' Shortly after the fake-out death, the camera zooms out from the arcade cabinet as it displays the phrase 'GAME OVER', followed by the song's name. The camera zooms in, with the screen displaying every previous level of the album as islands rotating around a skull. 'NCS x GD ALBUM COMPLETE!' pops up for a brief period before moving off-screen and displaying every creator's names. The player then flies around the skull in circles before heading to its mouth, ending the level. | ||
==Reception== | ==Reception== | ||
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Despite Viprin stating that he was expecting only a Legendary rating for BUTTON MASHER,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uuho_twokU</ref> the level's reputation precedes it to this day. Critics often view BUTTON MASHER as a baseline for whether or not a level deserves to be rated Mythic, frequently with comments along the lines of 'If BUTTON MASHER is mythic, so is this'. | Despite Viprin stating that he was expecting only a Legendary rating for BUTTON MASHER,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uuho_twokU</ref> the level's reputation precedes it to this day. Critics often view BUTTON MASHER as a baseline for whether or not a level deserves to be rated Mythic, frequently with comments along the lines of 'If BUTTON MASHER is mythic, so is this'. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||