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[[Image:TitleScreenG2001.png|thumb|320px|Title screen of ''Globox 2001''.]]

'''''Globox 2001''''' is a Flash game made by [[Ubisoft]] to celebrate the New Year of 2001. The game involves [[Globox]] shooting various creatures in different locations on [[Earth]]. The game is not available on [[Ubisoft]]'s websites ~~any more~~ but has been archived by fans.<ref>Rayman Pirate-Community discussion forums, ''Rayman Flash Games'', http://raymanpc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=7343</ref>

'''''Globox 2001''''' is a Flash game made by [[Ubisoft]] to celebrate the New Year of 2001. The game involves [[Globox]] shooting various creatures in different locations on [[Earth]]. The game is not available on [[Ubisoft]]'s websites anymore but has been archived by fans.<ref>Rayman Pirate-Community discussion forums, ''Rayman Flash Games'', http://raymanpc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=7343</ref>

==Gameplay==

In this game the player has to shoot down various targets within a given time limit by clicking on them.

In this game, the player has to shoot down various targets within a given time limit by clicking on them.

The game consists of nine levels. After every three levels the location changes ~~to another one~~, as well as the gun being used~~, both~~ of which are just visual changes though. In each location there are three kinds of targets: A [[skull]] with a hat, a [[Globox's species|Globox-like]] creature with a hat and a skull pattern on his belly (similar to the one of [[Hardrox]]) and a Globox-like ghost. The skulls are the only enemies that have the ability to attack. Once one appears, the player has only a limited amount of time to shoot it down; otherwise the skull will shoot, causing the player to lose one life and having to restart the level. If the player loses all of the three initial ~~lifes~~ - either by getting shot or by timing out - the game is over. The ghosts are the only targets that are not mandatory to hit to finish a level. However, shooting them increases the players' score. Once all nine levels are finished the ending screen appears where the final score can be seen.

The game consists of nine levels. After every three levels, the location changes, as well as the gun being used. Both of which are just visual changes, though. In each location there are three kinds of targets: A [[skull]] with a hat, a [[Globox's species|Globox-like]] creature with a hat and a skull pattern on his belly (similar to the one of [[Hardrox]]), and a Globox-like ghost. The skulls are the only enemies that have the ability to attack. Once one appears, the player has only a limited amount of time to shoot it down; otherwise the skull will shoot, causing the player to lose one life and having to restart the level. If the player loses all of the three initial lives - either by getting shot or by timing out - the game is over. The ghosts are the only targets that are not mandatory to hit to finish a level. However, shooting them increases the players' score. Once all nine levels are finished, the ending screen appears where the final score can be seen.

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 [[Image:TitleScreenG2001.png|thumb|320px|Title screen of ''Globox 2001''.]]
-'''''Globox 2001''''' is a Flash game made by [[Ubisoft]] to celebrate the New Year of 2001. The game involves [[Globox]] shooting various creatures in different locations on [[Earth]]. The game is not available on [[Ubisoft]]'s websites any more but has been archived by fans.<ref>Rayman Pirate-Community discussion forums, ''Rayman Flash Games'', http://raymanpc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=7343</ref>
+'''''Globox 2001''''' is a Flash game made by [[Ubisoft]] to celebrate the New Year of 2001. The game involves [[Globox]] shooting various creatures in different locations on [[Earth]]. The game is not available on [[Ubisoft]]'s websites anymore but has been archived by fans.<ref>Rayman Pirate-Community discussion forums, ''Rayman Flash Games'', http://raymanpc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=7343</ref>
 ==Gameplay==
-In this game the player has to shoot down various targets within a given time limit by clicking on them.
+In this game, the player has to shoot down various targets within a given time limit by clicking on them.
-The game consists of nine levels. After every three levels the location changes to another one, as well as the gun being used, both of which are just visual changes though. In each location there are three kinds of targets: A [[skull]] with a hat, a [[Globox's species|Globox-like]] creature with a hat and a skull pattern on his belly (similar to the one of [[Hardrox]]) and a Globox-like ghost. The skulls are the only enemies that have the ability to attack. Once one appears, the player has only a limited amount of time to shoot it down; otherwise the skull will shoot, causing the player to lose one life and having to restart the level. If the player loses all of the three initial lifes - either by getting shot or by timing out - the game is over. The ghosts are the only targets that are not mandatory to hit to finish a level. However, shooting them increases the players' score. Once all nine levels are finished the ending screen appears where the final score can be seen.
+The game consists of nine levels. After every three levels, the location changes, as well as the gun being used. Both of which are just visual changes, though. In each location there are three kinds of targets: A [[skull]] with a hat, a [[Globox's species|Globox-like]] creature with a hat and a skull pattern on his belly (similar to the one of [[Hardrox]]), and a Globox-like ghost. The skulls are the only enemies that have the ability to attack. Once one appears, the player has only a limited amount of time to shoot it down; otherwise the skull will shoot, causing the player to lose one life and having to restart the level. If the player loses all of the three initial lives - either by getting shot or by timing out - the game is over. The ghosts are the only targets that are not mandatory to hit to finish a level. However, shooting them increases the players' score. Once all nine levels are finished, the ending screen appears where the final score can be seen.
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