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The final version of the game includes the model, animations, and textures for the final boss, the Demon; however, the final battle was never properly implemented, and even though the final credits appear, the game never actually ends. Consequently, Wally does not show himself and Princess No-Knees never escapes the dungeon. | The final version of the game includes the model, animations, and textures for the final boss, the Demon; however, the final battle was never properly implemented, and even though the final credits appear, the game never actually ends. Consequently, Wally does not show himself and Princess No-Knees never escapes the dungeon. | ||
Jeep Barnett, a developer of the game and current employee at [[Valve Corporation|Valve]], stated on the now-defunct forums of Narbacular Drop, that the final chapter of the game, ''Fire with Fire'', "was a hint as to how to beat the final boss who would [throw] fire balls at you that you need to redirect through a portal." <ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20071212110322/http://www.nuclearmonkeysoftware.com/forums/index.php?topic=123.msg451#msg451 Nuclear Monkey Software forums, archived]</ref> {{Spoiler|The concept behind redirecting an enemy's attack would return in the climatic battle of ''Portal'', between [[Chell]] and [[GLaDOS]].}} | |||
== Update history == | == Update history == | ||