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| rdfs:comment | - Collectibles are a number of items, such as bugs or shells, that can be collected by children. They are divided into three categories of rarity: Common, Uncommon, and Rare, with 4 types of the item forming a set. If multiple copies are found, the item is converted into Tech Points: 100 for Common, 250 for Uncommon, and 1500 for Rare.
- Collectibles are items in the Sly Cooper games that are required to achieve 100% completion of the game, but are not components of the main storyline.
- There are four kinds of collectibles in Red Faction: Guerrilla.
* Radio Tags
* Ore
* EDF Crates
* Propaganda A list of collectibles and their locations can be found in the Collection Item Locations guide.
- Collectibles are items in Super Monkey Ball 3D. The player recieves these in Monkey Ball, which can be done in two ways.
- To keep yourself updated for new Collectible items, join/follow Fissy's Crew Discord and Twitter. Listed below are some of the collectibles currently in the game, however many have expired and are no longer able to be acquired.
* Choccy Milk Dispenser
* Discord Sign
* Valentine's Desk Photo
* Pink Heart Statue
* Red Heart Statue
* Mini Christmas Tree
* Christmas Tree
* Christmas Present
* Twitter Present
* Festive Light
* Snowman
- Collectibles are items in Lumber Tycoon 2 that are sought after by shop owners or consumers. They are normally considered valuable, but due to continuous duplication, the prices are slowly decreasing. Here is a list of collectibles:
- There will be a new Stone Zoo Express Railway
- Only found in chests. These materials include gems and other valuable items that can sell for a lot of money. Amethyst.png|Amethyst PlaceholderImage.jpg|Diamond Emerald.png|Emerald Sapphire.png|Sapphire Ruby.png|Ruby Pearl.png|Pearl GoldBar.png|Gold Bar ForTheWiki.png|Gold Coin|link=
- Collectibles are licensed Star Trek merchandise that, over the years, has included many different types of products. All other Star Trek media covered on this site, such as publications and games, can be considered collectible to the consumer. Besides the various published types of media, collectibles also include figures, replicas and mementos.
- Collectibles are miscellaneous, one-of-a-kind items that can be found throughout RAGE, usually associated with Easter eggs. They can all (with the exception of the clownfaces and magic mushrooms) be found in the Trophy Room, once the player has obtained them.
- A collectable (collectible or collector's item) is any object regarded as being of value or interest to a collector (not necessarily monetarily valuable or antique). There are numerous types of collectables and terms to denote those types. An antique is a collectable that is old. A curio is a small, usually fascinating or unusual item sought after by collectors. A manufactured collectable is an item made specifically for people to collect.
- Collectibles are found in the various areas and levels of Psychonauts.
- Collectibles are items in the Grand Theft Auto games that are required to be collected in order to achieve 100% completion of the game, but are not components of the main storyline. Rewards are offered for collecting certain numbers of each collectible, and each individual collectible gives a small cash reward once picked up.
- Collectibles are a new feature of Gears of War 2. They are documents or objects hidden in levels meant as prizes and more in-depth explanations and examinations of the plot. Therefore, there is a great deal of incentive to finding them. Ranging from COG Tags to letters to Locust jewelry, you will find objects that offer an understanding of your location, your foe, and everything about the Gears of War universe. All collectibles are kept in the War Journal.
- Collectibles are Gameplay Objects in the LittleBigPlanet series. There are multiple types:
* Score Bubbles
* Prize Bubbles
* Keys
* Collectabells
- There is no limit to how many of each type of collectible players can hold at a time, and likewise no limit on how many coins are received from trading them in. Although the counter that shows how many coins are received after exchanging collectibles in The Exchange does not go beyond three digits (999), if a player trades in enough collectibles to yield at least 1000 coins, they will receive the correct amount, despite The Exchange erroneously displaying that they received 999 as an Easter egg for extreme collectors.
- A l'origine, les collectibles Star Trek: The Original Series étaient sous licence des studios Desilu. Après le transfert de la licence à Paramount, le succès emporté par les films et la série Star Trek: The Next Generation a imposé la création d'un bureau des licences qui veille à contrôler strictement l'image de la franchise. Des collectibles non-canon sont parfois produits par des artistes et dessinateurs non affiliés à la franchise.
- Originally, Star Trek: The Original Series collectibles were licensed by Desilu through Gene Roddenberry's Lincoln Enterprises, or were based on the publishing license related to Franz Joseph's designs in the 1970s. Presently, CBS Consumer Products controls the licensing of the vast majority of official products. Paramount Home Entertainment have also released collectibles. Non-canon collectibles are sometimes produced by artists and designers who are not affiliated with the franchise's production staff and can be based on apocryphal situations or designs never realized for filmed productions.
- Collectibles are located throughout the original game map in Midnight Club Los Angeles, with ten in the Hills area, twenty in Hollywood, and fifteen each in the Beaches and Downtown areas. There are no Collectibles in South Central. Progress in finding the Collectibles can be tracked from the Statistics area of the pause menu. The barrels are generally located in hidden areas - back alleys, inside glass-walled buildings, or nestled in with regular highway water barrels. Some are located in areas that can only be reached by jumping a vehicle from a ramp.
- Collectibles are a feature of the Bell Tree Forums. They can be purchased from the shop, traded with other users in some cases, or won in contests. Most collectibles are purchased with Bells, though some are purchased with Seashells or other seasonal currencies. Bells are earned from posting in most forums. Seashells were released on May 7, 2016. Users receive 10 Seashells upon registration. Eggs are used in Easter events. Embers were used in the Fire Festival of 2015 and were received for participating in the events.
- There are four kinds of collectibles in Saints Row: The Third. These are Drug Packages, Money Pallets, Sex Dolls, and Photo Ops. There are 20 of each type of collectible items. Unlike most Diversions, Collectibles count towards 100% Completion. Each Collectible is worth 0.125% - a total of 10% for all 80 collectibles.
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- l'Échange
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| abstract | - Collectibles are a number of items, such as bugs or shells, that can be collected by children. They are divided into three categories of rarity: Common, Uncommon, and Rare, with 4 types of the item forming a set. If multiple copies are found, the item is converted into Tech Points: 100 for Common, 250 for Uncommon, and 1500 for Rare.
- Collectibles are items in the Sly Cooper games that are required to achieve 100% completion of the game, but are not components of the main storyline.
- There are four kinds of collectibles in Red Faction: Guerrilla.
* Radio Tags
* Ore
* EDF Crates
* Propaganda A list of collectibles and their locations can be found in the Collection Item Locations guide.
- Collectibles are items in Super Monkey Ball 3D. The player recieves these in Monkey Ball, which can be done in two ways.
- To keep yourself updated for new Collectible items, join/follow Fissy's Crew Discord and Twitter. Listed below are some of the collectibles currently in the game, however many have expired and are no longer able to be acquired.
* Choccy Milk Dispenser
* Discord Sign
* Valentine's Desk Photo
* Pink Heart Statue
* Red Heart Statue
* Mini Christmas Tree
* Christmas Tree
* Christmas Present
* Twitter Present
* Festive Light
* Snowman
- Collectibles are items in Lumber Tycoon 2 that are sought after by shop owners or consumers. They are normally considered valuable, but due to continuous duplication, the prices are slowly decreasing. Here is a list of collectibles:
- There will be a new Stone Zoo Express Railway
- Only found in chests. These materials include gems and other valuable items that can sell for a lot of money. Amethyst.png|Amethyst PlaceholderImage.jpg|Diamond Emerald.png|Emerald Sapphire.png|Sapphire Ruby.png|Ruby Pearl.png|Pearl GoldBar.png|Gold Bar ForTheWiki.png|Gold Coin|link=
- Collectibles are licensed Star Trek merchandise that, over the years, has included many different types of products. All other Star Trek media covered on this site, such as publications and games, can be considered collectible to the consumer. Besides the various published types of media, collectibles also include figures, replicas and mementos.
- Collectibles are miscellaneous, one-of-a-kind items that can be found throughout RAGE, usually associated with Easter eggs. They can all (with the exception of the clownfaces and magic mushrooms) be found in the Trophy Room, once the player has obtained them.
- Collectibles are a feature of the Bell Tree Forums. They can be purchased from the shop, traded with other users in some cases, or won in contests. Most collectibles are purchased with Bells, though some are purchased with Seashells or other seasonal currencies. Bells are earned from posting in most forums. Seashells were released on May 7, 2016. Users receive 10 Seashells upon registration. Eggs are used in Easter events. Embers were used in the Fire Festival of 2015 and were received for participating in the events. Snowflakes were used in Jingle's Jolly Jamboree and were used to purchase holiday gifts. Tickets are used in the Bell Tree Fair and are used to purchase feathers and other awards.
- A collectable (collectible or collector's item) is any object regarded as being of value or interest to a collector (not necessarily monetarily valuable or antique). There are numerous types of collectables and terms to denote those types. An antique is a collectable that is old. A curio is a small, usually fascinating or unusual item sought after by collectors. A manufactured collectable is an item made specifically for people to collect.
- Collectibles are found in the various areas and levels of Psychonauts.
- Collectibles are items in the Grand Theft Auto games that are required to be collected in order to achieve 100% completion of the game, but are not components of the main storyline. Rewards are offered for collecting certain numbers of each collectible, and each individual collectible gives a small cash reward once picked up.
- Collectibles are located throughout the original game map in Midnight Club Los Angeles, with ten in the Hills area, twenty in Hollywood, and fifteen each in the Beaches and Downtown areas. There are no Collectibles in South Central. Progress in finding the Collectibles can be tracked from the Statistics area of the pause menu. The barrels are generally located in hidden areas - back alleys, inside glass-walled buildings, or nestled in with regular highway water barrels. Some are located in areas that can only be reached by jumping a vehicle from a ramp. For every ten Collectibles the player acquires, a cheat is unlocked.
- There are four kinds of collectibles in Saints Row: The Third. These are Drug Packages, Money Pallets, Sex Dolls, and Photo Ops. There are 20 of each type of collectible items. Unlike most Diversions, Collectibles count towards 100% Completion. Each Collectible is worth 0.125% - a total of 10% for all 80 collectibles. Drug Packages, Money Pallets, and Sex Dolls are all located in the cargo area of Phillip Loren's Gawalek A36 during "I'm Free - Free Falling". During that mission, the contents of the cargo area fall out, with the Newscast after this mission mentioning crates falling from the sky, and specifically mentioning Sex Dolls.
- Collectibles are a new feature of Gears of War 2. They are documents or objects hidden in levels meant as prizes and more in-depth explanations and examinations of the plot. Therefore, there is a great deal of incentive to finding them. Ranging from COG Tags to letters to Locust jewelry, you will find objects that offer an understanding of your location, your foe, and everything about the Gears of War universe. All collectibles are kept in the War Journal.
- Originally, Star Trek: The Original Series collectibles were licensed by Desilu through Gene Roddenberry's Lincoln Enterprises, or were based on the publishing license related to Franz Joseph's designs in the 1970s. When the franchise became the property of Paramount Pictures and later combined with the success of the Star Trek films and Star Trek: The Next Generation, the licensing office associated with the productions took stricter control of the franchise's image. Designers of Star Trek merchandise were discouraged from creating depictions that insufficiently adhered to the designs and details seen in filmed productions. Presently, CBS Consumer Products controls the licensing of the vast majority of official products. Paramount Home Entertainment have also released collectibles. Non-canon collectibles are sometimes produced by artists and designers who are not affiliated with the franchise's production staff and can be based on apocryphal situations or designs never realized for filmed productions.
- Collectibles are Gameplay Objects in the LittleBigPlanet series. There are multiple types:
* Score Bubbles
* Prize Bubbles
* Keys
* Collectabells
- There is no limit to how many of each type of collectible players can hold at a time, and likewise no limit on how many coins are received from trading them in. Although the counter that shows how many coins are received after exchanging collectibles in The Exchange does not go beyond three digits (999), if a player trades in enough collectibles to yield at least 1000 coins, they will receive the correct amount, despite The Exchange erroneously displaying that they received 999 as an Easter egg for extreme collectors.
- A l'origine, les collectibles Star Trek: The Original Series étaient sous licence des studios Desilu. Après le transfert de la licence à Paramount, le succès emporté par les films et la série Star Trek: The Next Generation a imposé la création d'un bureau des licences qui veille à contrôler strictement l'image de la franchise. Des collectibles non-canon sont parfois produits par des artistes et dessinateurs non affiliés à la franchise.
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