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Ash is one of the ten Elemental Warriors in Kameo: Elements of Power. He is a Fire-elemental warrior. He is given to Kameo by Halis (Kameo's great uncle), after Kameo rescues him from Old Mawood, in the Forest Temple. He is the third Elemental Warrior to be retrieved by Kameo. Ash is a red fire-breathing dragonlike elemental warrior.
==Abilities==
===Basic===
* Fire Blaze: By holding down the Left Trigger, Ash releases a short stream of fire.
* Fire Blast: By pressing the Right Trigger, Ash fires a fireball in a straight line. The fireball stays close to the ground, and can also go up walls.
===Advanced===
* Inferno: This upgrade increases the length of Fire Blaze's stream of fire.
* Wildfire: This upgrade increases the amount of fireballs Ash fires during Fire Blast from one to three.
* Incinerator: By pressing the Left and Right Triggers, Ash sets a fire trap, that, when stepped on by an enemy, or when activated by pressing both Triggers again, releases a whirlwind of fire, damaging anyone standing on it. Ash can heal himself by standing in an Incinerator and activating it.
==Gallery==
Ashbreathingfire.jpg|Kameo: Elements of Power artwork
Ashposing.jpg|Kameo: Elements of Power artwork
==Trivia==
*Ash's unlockable skin from the "Kameo: Design-A-Skin" contest turns him into a gryffon. Even in this form, Ash can still breath fire and fire occasionally flames out from his spine.
Category:Characters
Category:Dragons
Category:Kameo: Elements of Power characters
Category:Elemental Warriors
Atic Atac

Atic Atac is an action, fantasy puzzle game published by Ultimate Play the Game in 1983 for the ZX Spectrum and BBC Micro. At the start of the game, the player chooses to play as either a Wizard, a Knight or a Surf, who then falls through a trapdoor leading to an evil castle with only one way out; find all the pieces of the ACG key to unlock the main door. Which of the three characters the player chooses affects the gameplay greatly, for not only does each character have their own unique skills at their disposal, but each one also has access to different secret passages within the castle. Enemies appear in each room, and colliding with them will kill most of them but also deal damage to the main character. Some enemies cannot be defeated by conventional means, so the player will either have to find special items to deal with them, or avoid them altogether. There are also poisonous mushrooms that will damage the hero, and some rooms will have a boss that'll drain health as long as they maintain close proximity to the hero. All throughout the player's exploration of the castle, their health meter gradually depletes. While food can be collected to restore health nothing can stop the countdown, so if the player takes too long to find the pieces of the main key, it will be a game over.
== External links ==
* Internet Archive
Category:Games
Category:BBC Micro games
Category:ZX Spectrum games
Category:Rare Replay
Category:Ultimate Play the Game - The Collected Works
BBC Micro

The British Broadcasting Corporation Microcomputer System, or BBC Micro for short, is a series of microcomputers built in the 1980s for the BBC Computer Literacy Project. Designed with an emphasis on education advancement, the computers were notable for their ruggedness, expandability, high quality operating system, and successful use as a home computer despite it's high cost.
== Games ==
* Atic Atac (1983)
* Jetpac (1984)
* Lunar Jetman (1984)
* Sabre Wulf (1984)
* Knight Lore (1984)
* Alien 8 (1985)
* Nightshade (1985)
== External links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Consoles
Babs Buffbrass

Barbara "Babs" Buffbrass is the cleaning lady of Ghoulhaven Hall in Grabbed by the Ghoulies. She first appears in a storybook cutscene when Cooper first enters the Music Room. She remains very hostile towards Cooper for destroying furniture and creating large messes around Ghoulhaven Hall, although there are a few occasions where she permits Cooper to use the Soda Pop Gun.
==Story==
Cooper first encounters Babs Buffbrass in Chapter 2 while on the hunt for Dungweed in the Walled Garden. When finding the Soda Pop Gun in the Music Room, Cooper is subdued by Babs who pinches his ear as she believes him responsible for causing a mess with the Soda Pop Gun. After Cooper confirms that he wasn't the one using it, Babs tasks him with him taking the weapon and trashing it. She then delightfully points him the way to the Walled Garden. When Cooper returns to the Music Room after securing the Dungweed, Babs angrily recollects the Soda Pop Gun after seeing that Cooper hasn't thrown it to the trash like she asked and has made more of a mess with it.
Babs Buffrass returns again in Chapter 3 when she lends Cooper the Soda Pop Gun again at the behest of Crivens when he makes his way to the Attic. Babs then recollects it once more when Cooper reaches the Experiment Chamber, no longer caring what Crivens said.
In Chapter 5, Babs again lends Cooper the Soda Pop Gun in the Walled Garden as thanks for taking out the Baron, and takes it from him shortly after in the Cinema when she realizes she'll have to clean up after Fiddlesworth now the Baron is gone. Babs later says her farewells to Cooper and Amber in the Front Gate, now with a positive attitude as she decides that looking after Fiddlesworth would better than slaving for the Baron.
==General information==
===Physical appearance and traits===
Babs Buffbrass is a thin, pale woman with brownish-grey, chin-lenth hair and brown eyes. She wears a green head wrap, a green dress, a blue coat with rolled-up sleeves, yellow gloves and pink sandels. 
Babs is a grouchy, bitter woman who is always stressed at the amount of cleaning she has to do, likely due to all the property damage by the ghoulies. It is known that Babs' real name is Barbara, but she prefers Cooper to call her Ms. Buffbrass, while her friends call her Babs.
She appears to speak with a Cockney accent.
Category:Humans
Category:Grabbed by the Ghoulies characters
Banjo

Banjo is one of the two main titular protagonists of the Banjo-Kazooie series, along with Kazooie.
== Game appearances ==
* Diddy Kong Racing
* Banjo-Kazooie
* Banjo-Tooie
* Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge
* Banjo-Pilot
* Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
* Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing with Banjo-Kazooie
* Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
== External links ==
*Banjo on the Jiggywikki
Category:Characters
Banjo-Kazooie (series)

The Banjo-Kazooie series is one of Rare's most successful franchises. It is named after the titular protagonists, Banjo and Kazooie, a bear and bird duo who live on Spiral Mountain. The first game of the series is Banjo-Kazooie, which released in June 1998. The main collectible in every game are golden jigsaw pieces known as Jiggies.
The Banjo-Kazooie series originated as a second-party franchise to Nintendo during the Nintendo 64 era, with Banjo-Kazooie and its sequel, Banjo-Tooie. In September 2002, Microsoft acquired Rare, and the Banjo-Kazooie franchise became an intellectual property of Microsoft.
In August 2003, Microsoft and THQ signed an agreement to publish Rare's catalog for the Game Boy Advance.THQ to publish four Rare GBA titles. Eurogamer. Published August 12, 2003. This included two games, Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge and Banjo-Pilot, and the latter game originated as Diddy Kong Pilot.
In November 2008, the Banjo-Kazooie series received a third main installment, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, an Xbox 360 game that takes place after the Nintendo 64 games. Around the same time, Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie were each re-released the Xbox Live Arcade.
==Main characters==
*Banjo: A honey bear wearing trademark shorts and blue backpack
*Kazooie: A red-crested breegull and the sidekick of Banjo
*Mumbo Jumbo: A friend of Banjo and Kazooie and a shaman with the ability to perform magic.
*Gruntilda: An evil witch who is the series' main antagonist.
*Klungo: A former aide to Gruntilda who has since joined Banjo and Kazooie's side.
*Jinjo: A unique species of varying colors, Jinjos are usually found around a level and need to be rescued.
*Bottles: A mole who gives advice to Banjo and Kazooie throughout their adventures. In the first game, his main role is teaching moves to them.
*Humba Wumba: Debuting in Banjo-Tooie, Humba Wumba is a shaman and the rival of Mumbo Jumbo. 
*Jamjars: A drill sergeant and the brother of Bottles. His only appearance is in Banjo-Tooie.
*Bozzeye: An ancestor of Bottles who teaches moves to Banjo and Kazooie throughout Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge.
*Cheato: A spellbook owned an abused by Gruntilda. In the first two games, Cheato helps Banjo and Kazooie by providing them with in-game cheat codes.
==Games==
*Banjo-Kazooie - Nintendo 64 (1998)
*Banjo-Tooie - Nintendo 64 (2000)
*Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge - Game Boy Advance (2003)
*Banjo-Pilot - Game Boy Advance (2005)
*Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts - Xbox 360 (2008)
==References==
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Banjo-Kazoomie

Banjo-Kazoomie was a game prototype for Xbox 360, started by Rare Ltd. just before Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts was finished in late 2008. The prototype took advantage of classic Banjo-Kazooie characters and built upon the racing parts of Nuts and Bolts . With Rare’s shift to Kinect projects only, this prototype was canceled.
One of the cars created specifically for this prototype later made it into the Xbox 360 version of Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing with Banjo-Kazooie. Programmer Brendan Gunn stated regarding the Banjo karting game, "I've always wanted to do a racing game. I spent two weeks working on a prototype racing game for the Xbox. It was codenamed 'Banjo-Kazoomie', and it was a kind of kart racer, but you constructed the karts out of different parts, so I guess it was kind of a precursor to 'Nuts & Bolts '. But for those two weeks, I was doing the driving mechanics for it".
George Andreas was also quoted on the Banjo karting game saying, "We had a coin-up for a while, didn't we? Mark [Betteridge] was working on a racing game. Can you remember? It was a long time ago now. The working name was 'Balls-Out', as in flat-out
==Gallery==
Banjo_truck.jpg|One of several Banjo Karting cars (or at least their concept)
172.23.20.240-image9.jpg|One of several cars
8999578_orig.jpg|a Special move in repairing bridges
banjo_jeep.jpg|One of several concept cars
bridgejump.jpg|Bridge Jump
carnitown_sketch.jpg|a concept art carnitown
Final_Jeep_05.jpg|Jeep Final front
Final_Jeep_06.jpg|Jeep Final Left
Final_Jeep_07.jpg|Jeep Final Right
Final_Jeep_08.jpg|Jeep Final Back
gypsywagon.jpg|Gypsy Wagon concept
mumbo_sportscar_test_flip_1.jpg|Mumbo's sports car
NakedBanjo.jpg|Jeep Final front
BanjoCostimes.jpg|Jeep Final Left
Category:Xbox 360
Category:Cancelled games
Banjo-Pilot

Banjo-Pilot is a racing video game for the Game Boy Advance and a spinoff of the Banjo-Kazooie series. The game was published by THQ in early 2005.
The game was originally titled Diddy Kong Pilot and was planned as a handheld follow up to Diddy Kong Racing. As a result of the 2002 Microsoft acquisition, it was redone into a Banjo-Kazooie game, earning its title Banjo-Pilot.
== Characters ==
*Banjo
*Kazooie
*Mumbo Jumbo
*Jinjo
*Humba Wumba (unlockable)
*Jolly Roger (unlockable)
*Gruntilda Winkybunion (unlockable)
*Klungo (unlockable)
*Bottles (unlockable)
Category:Games
Category:Banjo-Kazooie series
Category:Game Boy Advance games
Banjo X

Banjo X was a remake of Banjo-Kazooie that Rareware were developing for the Xbox in 2005, which was eventually cancelled and redeveloped into Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts. In an effort to surprise players who're familiar with Banjo-Kazooie, the game would have been advertised as a straightforward remake with very few changes, but in reality it would diverge wildly from the original as it progressed. Characters would develop a sense of self-awareness about reliving the scenarios featured in Banjo-Kazooie and change their behaviour accordingly. The levels and gameplay setpieces would differ too: for example, a giant termite queen would burst out of Ticker's Tower in Mumbo's Mountain, and Conga would use his oranges to defeat her. Humba Wumba and other characters from Banjo-Tooie would also appear, possibly along with some of its locations.
The art style for Banjo X strongly resembled that used for Nuts & Bolts, although early assets for the game (such as a redesigned Mumbo Jumbo model that was used for testing character lipsync animation) featured rounder silhouettes compared to the appealing contrasting blocky/curved contours used in the final art style. In a behind-the-scenes featurette created for Rare Replay, artist Ed Bryan explained that they tried out this smoother high-poly approach at first, but felt it lacked the charm the characters had in the original games - this led him to push his designs in the more stylized direction seen in later assets and in the final Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.https://youtu.be/_R2sCzlT5Uc?t=242
Veteran Rareware devs Steve Mayles and Ed Bryan have kindly shared a number of the game's unused assets and animations over social media in recent years, as well as insights into the team's vision for the game.
==Trivia==
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*It's known that Humba, Mumbo, Tiptup, a Jinjo, and a "Bully" had all been modeled (and in the case of Mumbo and Humba, animated) by Ed Bryan prior to the game's cancellation.https://twitter.com/mingellasfella/status/1001163031492136963 These designs would have differed from the ones that were eventually created for Nuts & Bolts, and likely had the rounder art style seen in Mumbo's lipsync test animation.https://twitter.com/mingellasfella/status/1001165697161023489 Conga and the Ticker Queen had also been modelled and animated by Steve Mayles before production ceased.
*Grant Kirkhope composed a reorchestrated version of the theme for Mumbo's Mountain before development was canceled.http://www.grantkirkhope.com/banjo-kazooie-nuts-and-bolts/ Some of this music was reused for Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts's teaser trailer.
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==Gallery==
Banjo x conga 1.gif|Conga beats his chest
Banjo x conga 2.gif|Conga finds an impromptu snack
Banjo x conga 3.gif|Conga thumps the ground, possibly outraged that his fancy new character design didn't make its way into Nuts & Bolts
Banjo x ticker 1.gif|Ticker: terrifying for bears, birds, and dentists alike
Banjo x ticker 2.gif|What (ter)might have been - Ticker's unused redesign
Banjo kazooie x tiptup ed bryan.png|A tip-top high-poly model of Tiptup
==References==
Bart

== Bart (Pocket Paradise) ==
The owner of Bart's Exchange in the village, Bart will open his shop once you reach level 4. There you can purchase tinker tickets for 100 chocolate coins each, which you can use to mark items for Bart to transform.
== Other Info. ==
* His full name is Bartholomew, and he prefers to refer to his trade title as "a transmorgrifible item technician"
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Bart's Exchange
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata
Category: Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Category: Characters
Battletoads

Battletoads can refer to:
*Rash, Zitz and Pimple, who are collectively known as the Battletoads, or the 'Toads.
*Battletoads (series): The beat 'em up video game franchise starring the Battletoads.
*Battletoads (1991 video game): The first game in the series, released for the Nintendo Entertainment System, with later ports for the Amiga, Sega Genesis, Game Gear, and Amiga CD³².
*Battletoads (Game Boy): A spin-off of the original game that shares the same box art and name as its predecessor.
*Battletoads (Tiger Electronics): An LCD game based on the first Battletoads game made by Tiger Electronics.
*Battletoads (2020 video game): A reboot of the franchise for the Xbox One and Microsoft Windows.
*Battletoads Arcade: An arcade game that is also known as Super Battletoads, and simply Battletoads.
*Battletoads (Game Boy Advance): A cancelled prototype for the Game Boy Advance.
*Battletoads (cartoon): A half-hour animated special based on the Battletoads video game.
Battletoads (characters)

The Battletoads, or The 'Toads for short, are the three playable characters in the Battletoads franchise consisting of Zitz, Pimple and Rash. First appearing in the Battletoads (1991 video game), the trio are anthropomorphic, mutant toad space warriors who fight against the wicked Dark Queen and her forces to protect the universe. They have also appeared in other media, and have gained a sizable fan base.
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Characters
Category:Playable characters
Category:Battletoads series
Battletoads (series)

Battletoads is a series of beat 'em up games created by Rare Ltd.. It was inspired by . The series stars three anthropomorphic toads named Zitz, Pimple, and Rash.
==Games==
Battletoads has received some sequels for several platforms:
* Battletoads (1991); NES, Amiga, Mega Drive, Game Gear, Amiga CD32): The original Battletoads game developed by Rare has 13 stages, and impressive graphics for the NES. It became infamous for it's difficulty. The game revolves around Pimple and Princess Angelica being kidnapped by the The Dark Queen, leaving Zitz and Rash to rescue them.
* Battletoads (1991); LCD Electronic); A handheld electronic game developed by Tiger Electronics.
* Battletoads (1991); Game Boy: Despite the same artwork cover and title in common, the sequel developed by Rare has a Similar texture though presenting new levels. The original video game will later be converted with the title Battletoads in Ragnarok's World.
*Battletoads in Battlemaniacs (1993); Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Master System): sequel featuring improved graphics and big sprites. In this chapter, characters have different abilities and combos.
*Battletoads & Double Dragon (1993); NES, Game Boy, Mega Drive, SNES): crossover. Also featured the two protagonists of Double Dragon.
*Battletoads or Super Battletoads, (1994); Arcade Video Game: The most violent version of the game room, published by Electronic Arts.
*Battletoads (2020); Xbox One, Microsoft Windows; This new game will be developed by DLaLa Studios, featuring 3-player multiplayer, and high-resolution, hand drawn 4K, 2.5D graphics. 
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Battletoads Arcade

Battletoads Arcade, otherwise known as Super Battletoads, is an Arcade game developed by Rare Ltd. in 1994. The most violent entry in the Battletoads series, up to three players can participate at once, taking on the roles of Pimple, Zitz and/or Rash.
== External Links ==
* Museum of the Game
Category:Games
Category:Arcade games
Category:Battletoads series
Category:Rare Replay
Battletoads in Battlemaniacs

Battletoads in Battlemaniacs is a game released by Tradewest in 1993 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It is a sequel to Battletoads.
The story opens with the 'Toads visiting the Gyachung-La fortress in Northern Tibet, where the Psicone Corporation is demoing their new virtual reality game system, TRIPS. Suddenly, a pig lackey working for the evil Dark Queen and her partner Silas Volkmire, leaps out of the system and kidnaps Michiko Tashoku (daughter of Psicone Corporation head honcho) and Zitz. Now the remaining Battletoads must make chase into the Gamescape, rescue the two captives, and stop Volkmire and the Dark Queen from fulfilling their plans to control the world.
In this game of up to 2 players, you control Pimple or Rash. Both Battletoads have combos and moves to help them defeat their enemies. The artistic style is decidedly cartoony, with exaggerated weapons protruding from the 'Toads' limbs to deliver the coup de grace.
The levels vary from the usual side-scrolling beat 'em up fare to more exotic types, such as the superfast Turbo Tunnel race, the Snake Pit, and the Rollercoaster, where a rat chases you along the course with a circular saw, always ready to move in for the kill. Overall, Battlemaniacs' difficulty is considered in the uppermost strata of the SNES library; many players make it no further than the Turbo Tunnel, which is level 3.
The game was ported to the Sega Master System, going simply by the name Battlemaniacs, by Syrox Development and was going to be published by Virgin Interactive for a 1994 release in Europe, but was eventually cancelled, probably due to the system's dying lifespan even in that region. However, it was released in Brazil by Tec Toy, despite not being completely finished. It is playable, but there are minor problems, such as some stages not having background music.
Category:Games
Category:Sega Master System games
Category:Super Nintendo Entertainment System games
Category:Battletoads series
Beetlejuice (1991 video game)

Beetlejuice is an video game developed by Rare Ltd. and published by LJN in 1991 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Based on Michael Keaton's 1988 movie of the same name, the player takes on the role of Beetlejuice, a ghoul who is hired by a recently deceased couple, through various side-scrolling and overhead view to scare away the new occupants of their old home, the Deetz family and friends. To that end, the player must guide Beetlejuice through the house to collect "scare points", while avoiding hazards such as lasers and burning torches.
== External Links ==
* Moby Games
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games
Category:Licensed games
Beetlejuice (1992 video game)

Beetlejuice, otherwise known as Beetlejuice: Horrific Hijinx from the Neitherworld!, is a game developed by Rare Ltd. in 1992 for the Game Boy. Based on the Beetlejuice animated TV series, the player takes on the role of Beetlejuice who has come to help out his pal Lydia, initially by getting rid of the ghosts in her house but then by having to rescue her from Astoroth. Using bio-exorcist magic,the player must navigate through Lydia's house, a graveyard and the Neitherworld, battling undead creatures and avoiding obstacles.
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
* Moby Games
Category:Games
Category:Game Boy games
Category:Licensed games
Blackwyche

Blackwyche is an action-adventure game developed and published by Ultimate Play the Game, sequel to Entombed and the third installment in the Pendragon series, released in 1985 exclusively in Europe for Commodore 64. The game is presented in a 3D isometric format, and its setting and graphics were heavily inspired by real-life HMS Victory and the surrounding naval city of Portsmouth. It was followed by the final installment to the series later that year, Dragon Skulle.
== Gameplay ==
In the game, players take control of the aristocrat adventurer Sir Arthur Pendragon who is trapped on the board of a haunted galleon known as Blackwyche, with his main objective to free the lost soul of its former captain Richard Cavendish. As he explores the ship filled with skeletons and green-white ghosts Harpies, amongst having to avoid ship's obstacles to find the way he must find the items necessary to confront the captain's soul in his chamber.
There are various weapons on the ship that the player can use to defend against the enemy skeletons, and there are also jewels that the player can collect to increase their score.
== Legacy ==
Sir Arthur Pendragon and the Blackwyche itself make an appearance in Sea of Thieves.
== External Links ==
* Moby Games Blackwyche (Commodore 64)
* Blackwyche article on Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Commodore 64 games
Category:Pendragon series