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;Unique: A few games (most notably the early Bullet Proof Software versions of the game, including the ones for the [[NES]] and [[Game Boy]]) employ an odd system of randomization utilizing binary math operations that are intended to produce truly random sequences, but actually result in statistical differences in the likelihood of particular pieces appearing compared to others. | ;Unique: A few games (most notably the early Bullet Proof Software versions of the game, including the ones for the [[NES]] and [[Game Boy]]) employ an odd system of randomization utilizing binary math operations that are intended to produce truly random sequences, but actually result in statistical differences in the likelihood of particular pieces appearing compared to others. | ||
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