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==E3 trailer==

During E3 2012, an official trailer was revealed showing what would later become the level [[Once upon a Time]]. There are several differences throughout the level, and the final area was later used in [[How to Shoot your Dragon]] instead. One of the biggest differences is the first challenges room which features a new type of minigame known as Catch 'em All, a reference to Pokémon. This challenge would have seen one player controlling [[Murfy]] on the touchpad and moving over [[creature]]s to the other players before the time runs out. Other differences include [[cage]]s containing two trapped [[Teensie]]s, different ways which [[Murfy]] could interact with the environment and unused music.

During E3 2012, an official trailer was revealed showing what would later become the level [[Once upon a Time]]. There are several differences throughout the level, and the final area was later used in [[How to Shoot your Dragon]] instead. One of the biggest differences is the first challenges room which features a new type of minigame known as Catch 'em All, a reference to Pokémon. This challenge would have seen one player controlling [[Murfy]] on the touchpad and moving over [[creature]]s to the other players before the time runs out. Leftovers of this mode have since been found in the PlayStation Vita version. Other differences include [[cage]]s containing two trapped [[Teensie]]s, different ways which [[Murfy]] could interact with the environment and unused music.

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 ==E3 trailer==
-During E3 2012, an official trailer was revealed showing what would later become the level [[Once upon a Time]]. There are several differences throughout the level, and the final area was later used in [[How to Shoot your Dragon]] instead. One of the biggest differences is the first challenges room which features a new type of minigame known as Catch 'em All, a reference to Pokémon. This challenge would have seen one player controlling [[Murfy]] on the touchpad and moving over [[creature]]s to the other players before the time runs out. Other differences include [[cage]]s containing two trapped [[Teensie]]s, different ways which [[Murfy]] could interact with the environment and unused music.
+During E3 2012, an official trailer was revealed showing what would later become the level [[Once upon a Time]]. There are several differences throughout the level, and the final area was later used in [[How to Shoot your Dragon]] instead. One of the biggest differences is the first challenges room which features a new type of minigame known as Catch 'em All, a reference to Pokémon. This challenge would have seen one player controlling [[Murfy]] on the touchpad and moving over [[creature]]s to the other players before the time runs out. Leftovers of this mode have since been found in the PlayStation Vita version. Other differences include [[cage]]s containing two trapped [[Teensie]]s, different ways which [[Murfy]] could interact with the environment and unused music.
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