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Conversely, the solid platforms that you actually climb on are invisible until you're right on top of them (or more likely, underneath them, causing you to rebound back down to the ground). In Within a Deep Forest, in the sub-level Shadowlands, one particular area has floating platforms that disappear right before you can touch them, indicating their false nature.The object you acquire is considerably less than worth it, if not quite on the level of And Your Reward Is Clothes. In the third one, there's an optional maze of the blasted things.

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Several places in the Ty the Tasmanian Tiger series have such lovely elements of game design.

Some of the stages have trapdoor platforms.

Mega Man 9 has enemies that create fake platforms in a few stages. When they do appear, they can usually be detected by using a weapon that travels along the ground, which will fall through the ground when it reaches the false part of the floor. Also, there are sections of ground after the Mecha Birdo fight and above the "Incinerator of The Guy" that aren't necessarily platforms, but will spin around and immediately let you drop down (leading to your assured death in the former case) if you don't jump over them. Land anywhere else on it and you'll immediately fall to your death.

You have to jump to the one square on the left side of the platform that won't collapse. I Wanna Be the Guy has at least one of these in the area after the Koopa Klown Kar fight.The first Metroid has a fake floor pitfall placed just before an Energy Tank in Ridley's hideout.Or both, as the bosses/minibosses tend to guard said upgrades. Appear in several occasions in Super Metroid, usually immediately before an upgrade.Changing into your wolf form lets you see ghosts that point the way aside from that, all you can do is avoid the ones that killed you last time.

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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: In order to get to the Big Bad in the final dungeon, you have to go through a room full of these.

Throwing bombs and the throwing knives as well as watching enemy movement patterns help sort out the fake platforms from the real ones here.

That is, until you get into the Hell Temple and find yourself falling into the Land of Hell again by stepping on what looked like a perfectly solid platform. Platforms that open from under you occur throughout La-Mulana, but not often enough to contribute significantly to the game's difficulty (though one in the Chamber of Birth can set you back to the beginning of an annoying maze).The Unfair Platformer has too many of these.Unlike the loose tiles, you couldn't drop them and then mantle off. Like the loose tiles, jumping up and down would reveal their locations. The rotating tiles in the Temple of Doom portion of Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame, which usually led to a fatal fall or a Death Trap.The one way to test for them was to stand next to an apparently diggable block and try to dig through it. The trapdoor blocks in Lode Runner, which you couldn't run into from the side.