Ting Finder: Difference between revisions

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The [[flashlight]] has a limited battery replenished by picking up [[Ting]]s, and it can be turned off at will. Should it run out of power, the Ting Finder 9000's pointer and flashlight won't work anymore, leaving [[Rayman]] in total darkness while displaying a text telling him there's no more power.

The Ting Finder 9000 also stores the [[power-up]]s picked up by [[Rayman]] and is required to activate them, also displaying their remaining usage time. It can thus grant [[Rayman]] various temporary benefits, such as unlimited endurance, highlighting [[Ting]]s or [[Noseless Rayman]]'s position through every surface, or upgrading the [[flashlight]] to illuminate most of the surrounding area.

Oddly, [[Rayman]] can still use the Ting Finder 9000's [[flashlight]] feature when he has the [[shotgun]] in his hands, although it may be an oversight.

[[Globox]] also owns a Ting Finder as revealed in the game's introduction, as he took his own to go collect [[Ting]]s in [[Noseless Rayman]]'s mansion. He's also seen holding a Ting Finder 9000 in the ending, being either his own or the one [[Rayman]] brought and replaced with the [[shotgun]].

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* The Ting Finder 9000 may also take some inspiration from the [[flashlight]] from ''[[Globox Terror: Escape of the Lumar Eclipse]]'' for this same feature.

* The Ting Finder 9000's name might be a reference to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_Over_9000! "It's Over 9000!"] meme.

* In ''[[Return to The Spooky Raymansion]]'''s early development, [[Rayman]] carried a simple [[flashlight]] instead, and the [[power-up]] icons were to be restricted to a corner of the game's user interface. Somehow, the remaining battery icon was displayed on top of the [[flashlight]], glowing as it does on the Ting Finder 9000.

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 The [[flashlight]] has a limited battery replenished by picking up [[Ting]]s, and it can be turned off at will. Should it run out of power, the Ting Finder 9000's pointer and flashlight won't work anymore, leaving [[Rayman]] in total darkness while displaying a text telling him there's no more power.
 The Ting Finder 9000 also stores the [[power-up]]s picked up by [[Rayman]] and is required to activate them, also displaying their remaining usage time. It can thus grant [[Rayman]] various temporary benefits, such as unlimited endurance, highlighting [[Ting]]s or [[Noseless Rayman]]'s position through every surface, or upgrading the [[flashlight]] to illuminate most of the surrounding area.
+Oddly, [[Rayman]] can still use the Ting Finder 9000's [[flashlight]] feature when he has the [[shotgun]] in his hands, although it may be an oversight.
 [[Globox]] also owns a Ting Finder as revealed in the game's introduction, as he took his own to go collect [[Ting]]s in [[Noseless Rayman]]'s mansion. He's also seen holding a Ting Finder 9000 in the ending, being either his own or the one [[Rayman]] brought and replaced with the [[shotgun]].
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 * The Ting Finder 9000 may also take some inspiration from the [[flashlight]] from ''[[Globox Terror: Escape of the Lumar Eclipse]]'' for this same feature.
 * The Ting Finder 9000's name might be a reference to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_Over_9000! "It's Over 9000!"] meme.
+* In ''[[Return to The Spooky Raymansion]]'''s early development, [[Rayman]] carried a simple [[flashlight]] instead, and the [[power-up]] icons were to be restricted to a corner of the game's user interface. Somehow, the remaining battery icon was displayed on top of the [[flashlight]], glowing as it does on the Ting Finder 9000.