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combinations would result in a stalemate and give neither player a point. The player with the most points at the end of 3 rounds would win decibels and stay in the ring to face another opponent. A tie at the end of 3 rounds would result in both players going to the end of the line, as there was no sudden death situation in place. If a player won a certain number of games consecutively, they would receive a prize in the form of virtual furniture for use in Coke
Studios, starting with a tatami mat and gradually getting more valuable.
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against the clock to get the most points possible. If the player got a certain number of points, they would be rewarded special themed furniture, such as a robot statue or a gear chair for use in Coke
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MyCoke's website also hosted a number of smaller games that tied into Coke
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V-ego San was a game of rock paper scissors set in a sumo wrestling setting, with the players dressed in sumo wrestler costumes. Players would choose a move from the available list and see if their move beat their opponent. A move that beats the other player will receive a point. However, some move
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Pop Quiz was a 5-player game that mixed trivia questions, photo-reveal and name-that-tune with open-ended creative competition. The creativity culminated in a rap battle. All players were given the same three lines from a fictional rhyme and each composed a fourth line to complete the quatrain. In
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Recycler was a single player game in a factory setting. The player would have to take pieces of furniture and maneuver around moving obstacles to reach the other side and win points. If the player hit an obstacle, they would lose what they were carrying and have to start again. The game was a race
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rooms, items, avatars, and user interface as well as other come studio assets. It contains additional features which did not exist in the original game, such as infinite worlds, mining, and the ability to customize the layouts of private studios.
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the open-ended competition the players vote for the best line - but they cannot vote for themselves. This game was principally developed by GamesThatWork, including trivia content by Gerri Miller.
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