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article right away or continue to the main menu. Additionally, an orange exclamation point will appear next to the News icon on the Dashboard until the player

over, but cannot be opened. If an unclaimed present is available, a blue exclamation point will appear over the menu item. If all presents have been claimed

the Dashboard open. News as seen with the Dashboard open. The orange exclamation point indicates news the player has yet to read is available. Help as

this event in the PAL version is only different in that it ends with an exclamation point. In Ultimate's Classic Mode, both opponents are individually as

faster frame data results in it typically being the safer choice. The exclamation Ganondorf makes when using the move is often misheard as "Doriyah!" The

the last, rarer two, introduced in Generation III, on the question and exclamation marks. It is very weak and can learn only the move Hidden Power. Contrary

through it. When Lucario lifts the box up, Snake is astonished while an exclamation point appears over Snake's head and the familiar "discovered" sound from

special moves in the series that includes punctuation in its name (an exclamation mark). The other is Abandon Ship!. Yoshi (SSBU)/Final Smash

Primids. After crashing into a spiked wall, the minecart is wrecked. An exclamation mark appears to signify that the minecart is about to fall off the track

in this category: Slow FS Charging (represented by a shockwave with an exclamation point in it) decreases how fast the enemy's Final Smash meter charges

since Metal Gear Solid, if the player is seen by security, the trademark exclamation point is displayed over the enemy's head, and the corresponding sound

used while the studio was a part of Konami. The symbol's change to an exclamation point in Ultimate was likely made due to the dissolution of Kojima Productions

special moves in the series that includes punctuation in its name (an exclamation mark). The other is Stampede!.

anger). If the language is set to anything else, there are instead two exclamation marks. This reflects the English localization of Persona 5, which changed

below). Levels on the Adventure Map are marked by one of three icons. An exclamation point indicate that the level has not yet been completed. A flag shows

"Game!" and "Time!" texts have an exclamation mark, as they were in Melee and Brawl. In the PAL version, the exclamation mark is absent. The Dutch, Portuguese

stage. In the German versions of 3DS and Ultimate, this stage includes an exclamation point in its name, being the only stage with this trait. This is the only

random items, instead. The switches in this stage also do not have an exclamation point on them, and are much smaller than in Super Mario World and Super

first Bonus Stage, this mode is announced as Break the targets! (the exclamation mark is omitted in the PAL version), resembling the original Super Smash

cue that a vehicle is approaching is usually given, such as a flashing exclamation point on Onett, or the vehicle can be seen from far away before arrival