Games that have significant differences on harder difficulty

Perfect Dark, obviously.

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>>2835705
Why is his mouth so wide on that cover?

>>2836082
Shut the fuck up, faggot.

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>>2836082
Fuck off, ever since the other thread I can't stop seeing that.

>>2836118
welcome to the internet you 17 year old shitbreed

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>>2836082
thats pierce brosnan. he's a famous actor who sadly has a genetic disfigurement on his face. I applaud hollywood to cast him despite his facial impairment.

>>2836118
>Fuck off, ever since the other thread I can't stop seeing that.
What, you talking about years ago or what?

A lot of shoot 'em ups change among the difficulties. Either enemies get a bit more health thus you cannot dispatch them fast enough thus more enemies appear on screen and you have to deal with more bullets coming onto the screen, enemies becoming more aggressive with shooting, slightly altered shot patterns with how they fire them or how many bullets they shoot.

>>2836283
Totally missing the point pal. Tougher enemies is a staple of harder difficulty.

Wish I could think of some games like goldeneye where objectives were different. The only thing that comes to mind is Turtles arcade with the abscene enemy count in 4 player.
Chaos.

Thief. They admitted getting the idea from Goldeneye though.