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Bit.Trip Runner
''Bit.Trip Runner'', marketed as ''BIT.TRIP RUNNER'', is an arcade-style rhythm game developed by Gaijin Games and published by Aksys Games for the Wii's WiiWare download service. It is the fourth game to be released in the ''Bit.Trip'' series of games, serving as the successor to ''Bit.Trip Beat'', ''Bit.Trip Core'' and ''Bit.Trip Void'', and as the predecessor to ''Bit.Trip Fate'' and ''Bit.Trip Flux''.
==Gameplay==
''Bit.Trip Runner'' is a 2D platformer in which the player takes control of Commander Video, the main protagonist of the ''Bit.Trip'' series who had appeared only during cut-scenes in the previous titles. The game is split into three worlds, known as "Impetus", "Tenacity" and "Triumph" respectively, each containing 11 stages and a boss encounter. In each level, Commander Video runs automatically from left to right. To complete a level, the player must input certain commands on the controller, including jumping, sliding and kicking, to avoid or destroy obstacles and enemies. If Commander Video is hit by any object, he is immediately warped back to the beginning of the level and starts running again.
During levels, the player obtains power-ups that upgrade the score multiplier, starting at 'Hyper' and progressing through 'Mega', 'Super', 'Ultra', and finally 'Extra'. As these multipliers are gained, the background music becomes more advanced accordingly, with new melodies being added and modern instrumentation layered on top. Commander Video is also able to collect gold bars distributed through the course of the levels - if all the gold bars in a level are acquired, the player is given access to a short bonus stage based on ''Pitfall'', the famous Atari 2600 game programmed by David Crane.
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