History VideoGame / LetsGoIsland

* GiantEnemyCrab

* LargeHam: Pretty much all the characters here.

* ThreateningShark: You battle a few during the first and last stages.

'''Zack:''' You've been watching too many movies, lady.

--> '''Beth:''' I came on this trip to find myself. But instead, I found... ''[looks at Zack, who grins]'' ...Absolutely nothing! I want my money back!

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''Let's Go Island: Lost In the Tropics'' is a {{Sega}} light gun sequel game to the 2009 game, ''[[VideoGame/LetsGoJungle Let's Go Jungle: Lost on the Island of Spice]]''.

The game follows many of the same conventions as the original games, mixing arcade shooting with PressXToNotDie segments with a few control tweaks. It is also notable for being the first 3D motion ride arcade produced by Sega. Even the 3D system used by the game is impressive, it used a 55" autostereoscopic display (basically, a scaled-up version of the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS' lenticular LCD display).

The game follows many of the same conventions as the original games, mixing arcade shooting with PressXToNotDie segments with a few control tweaks. It is also notable for being the first 3D motion ride arcade produced by Sega.

* AsteroidsMonster: At a few points of the third level, there's a large pink jellyfish. Shooting that up causes it to split into 5 smaller jellyfish. Shooting up the last one of those causes them to split into many tiny pink jellyfish.

* AsteroidsMonster: At one point of the third level, there's a large pink jellyfish. Shooting that up causes it to split into 5 smaller jellyfish. Shooting up the last two of those causes them to split into many tiny pink jellyfish.

* AsteroidsMonster: At one point of the third level, there's a large pink jellyfish. Shooting that up causes it to split into 5 smaller jellyfish.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: Though they are no longer the main enemies, the second boss is a giant fly being hoisted by its minions.

* reviousPlayerCharacterCameo: Ben and Norah, the protagonists from the first game, can be seen in some of the stage photos as well as walking by in the credits.

* TheCameo: Ben and Norah, the protagonists from the first game, can be seen in some of the stage photos as well as walking by in the credits.

* GoldenEnding: As with the first game, the ending changes depending on whether or not players complete the final quick time event. Succeeding results in Beth and Zack destroying the coral reef monster and falling in love and becoming a couple.

-->'''Beth:''' Pirates? You mean like the "yo ho ho and a bottle of rum" kind of pirates? \\
'''Zack:''' Lady, you've been reading too many books.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: Toned down since the first game. The second boss is a giant fly being hoisted by its minions.

* ContinuityNod: The green chemicals that causes the giant mutations from the first game return and even [[spoiler: create the final boss of the game.]]
* EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: The final boss is an octopus mutated by the chemicals from the first game]].

* GoldenEnding: As with the first game, the ending changes depending on whether or not players complete the final quick time event. Succeeding results in [[spoiler: Beth and Zack falling in love and becoming a couple]], whereas failing results in [[spoiler: Beth complaining over the whole experience to Zack]].
* HeroicDolphin: Two come into play near the end of the game.

* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Zack in the English version speaks with a thick Australian accent, though the voice actor has difficulty keeping it up.

* ThreateningShark: You battle a few during the first and last stages.

This game follows two new protagonists, Beth, and her bumbling tour guide, Zack. While out on a boat tour around the island, pirates being chased by sharks, crash into their boat and try to commander it. However they're soon thrown overboard but the problems are just starting as the wildlife on the island has gone crazy and Beth and Zeke must work together if they hope to escape the island.

The game followed many of the same conventions as the original games such as the PressXToNotDie segments though mixed up some of the portions such as delaying the arrows before it goes to the spot your meant to stop it at or shifting the arrow on where your meant to turn.

This game is also notable for being the first 3D motion ride arcade of Sega's

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''Let's Go Island'' has the following tropes:

* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: The bosses of course.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Not as many as the first game due to the tropics setting but it has a few. The second boss is a even a giant fly being hoisted by its minions.
* CoOpMultiplayer: As with the first game, if you're playing with a partner, the game grades you on how well you work together.

* EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: The final boss which is the octopus hit with the chemicals from the first game and mutated with the coral from the ocean.]]

* GoldenEnding: As with the first game, the ending depends as if you get the last button timing game down right. Succeed: [[spoiler: Beth and Zack fall in love and become a couple]] [[DownerEnding Fail]] [[spoiler: [[DownerEnding Beth just amps up her complaining over the whole experience to Zack]].]] Really, unlike Ben and Norah from the first game, who were a floundering couple, it doesn't really matter in the long run what happens here.

* ImprobableWeaponUser: At one point, the heroes have to use golf balls and champagne bottle to fend off enemies. Heck the final boss has to be beaten with nothing but a bottle rocket.

* PressXToNotDie: Same as the first game though mixed up a bit.
** SmashingSurvival: Hit the buttons as fast as you can
** The arrow point segments now rotate the arrow and you have to follow which direction it lands on
** The segment where you have to stop the arrow at a certain point now go at different speeds.
* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Zack in the English version speaks with a thick Austriallan accent though sometimes it drops in and out

* RuthlessModernPirates: Lampshaded. Beth asks if the pirates they're trying to get away from in the first stage are of the romanticized ones of lore. The others explains that they most certainly are not.

* PressXToDie: Same as the first game though mixed up a bit.

''Let's Go Island: Lost In the Tropics'' is a {{Sega}} light gun sequel game to the 2009 game, ''[[VideoGame/LetsGoJungle Let's Go Jungle: Lost In the the Tropics]]''.

* GoldenEnding: As with the first game, the ending depends as if you get the last button timing game down right. Succeed: [[spoiler: Beth and Zack fall in love and become a couple]] Fail: [[spoiler: Beth just amps up her complaining over the whole experience to Zack.]] Really, unlike Ben and Norah from the first game, who were a floundering couple, it doesn't really matter in the long run what happens here.

''Let's Go Island: Lost In the Tropics'' is a {{Sega}} light gun sequel game to the 2009 game, ''Let's Go Jungle: Lost In the the Tropics''.