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| rdfs:label | - Devil's Pit
- Devil's Pit
- Devil's Pit
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| rdfs:comment | - Devil's Pit (Pozo del Diablo) es un barranco situado al sureste de Silent Hill, que aparece en Silent Hill: Downpour. Un hombre llamado J.P. es conocido por ser el ex-guía del tour de dicho lugar, el cual cuenta con unas instalaciones para el acceso de las visitas como un teleférico. Este es el camino que usa Murphy Pendleton para adentrarse en Silent Hill. La única forma de acceder al teleférico es completando el mini-puzzle de "Jail Break".
- Devil's Pit é um stage em Tekken 7. Categoria:Stages Categoria:Tekken 7
- Devil's Pit features an extensive cave system that is inaccessible by any conventional means in-game, possibly because it was deemed unfinished by the developer. Despite this, there are lootable and interactable objects in the inaccessible area, such as light sources and a unique cage.
- The first part of the battle begins atop a rock clearing and is a walled area. Once one fighter reaches their match point, the ground gives way and drops the fighters down to the ground level of the area, where the battle continues in an endless stretch. More of the volcanic region can be observed in the infinite portion of the stage. This is the only stage in Tekken 7 that features two distinct stage layouts that automatically transition.
- Some of the Earth's oldest rocks lie at the bottom of Devil's Pit. Thousands of feet thick, the rocks are made out of sediments. About 200 million years after they formed, colossal geologic forces lifted them up into a range of mountains that may have been up to five miles high. Eventually the mountains eroded into a plain by millions of years of rain, wind and frost. About one billion years ago, that plain rose into a second mountain range. Then, these new mountains were worn away again.
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| Appearances | - Silent Hill: Downpour
- Anne's Story
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| ImageCaption | - Murphy at the entrance to the Devil's Pit cable car
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| abstract | - Devil's Pit (Pozo del Diablo) es un barranco situado al sureste de Silent Hill, que aparece en Silent Hill: Downpour. Un hombre llamado J.P. es conocido por ser el ex-guía del tour de dicho lugar, el cual cuenta con unas instalaciones para el acceso de las visitas como un teleférico. Este es el camino que usa Murphy Pendleton para adentrarse en Silent Hill. La única forma de acceder al teleférico es completando el mini-puzzle de "Jail Break".
- The first part of the battle begins atop a rock clearing and is a walled area. Once one fighter reaches their match point, the ground gives way and drops the fighters down to the ground level of the area, where the battle continues in an endless stretch. More of the volcanic region can be observed in the infinite portion of the stage. This is the only stage in Tekken 7 that features two distinct stage layouts that automatically transition. In the original Tekken 7 the stage is relatively clearly lit but for Fated Retribution, the lighting was changed to make it appear as though the volcanic activity in the area has smothered the lighting, giving the setting a yellowish-hue. Also the volcanoes along the background are more clearly visible with more detail in Fated Retribution (particularly after the stage change). For the console version of Tekken 7, the stages Precipice of Fate and Brimstone & Fire have several aesthetic similarities to the walled portion of Devil's Pit (particularly the latter, with the volcanic activity). However, those stages lack the automatic stage transition of Devil's Pit.
- Devil's Pit é um stage em Tekken 7. Categoria:Stages Categoria:Tekken 7
- Devil's Pit features an extensive cave system that is inaccessible by any conventional means in-game, possibly because it was deemed unfinished by the developer. Despite this, there are lootable and interactable objects in the inaccessible area, such as light sources and a unique cage. Deeper in the caves, there are some peculiar sights, such as two winged statues flanking a tall, wooden door that leads to a wall, a wooden stand holding two horns, and a large, partially-buried stone circle. There are also piles of bodies; some directly below the trapdoor at the centre of the yard, and others scattered throughout the cave.
- Some of the Earth's oldest rocks lie at the bottom of Devil's Pit. Thousands of feet thick, the rocks are made out of sediments. About 200 million years after they formed, colossal geologic forces lifted them up into a range of mountains that may have been up to five miles high. Eventually the mountains eroded into a plain by millions of years of rain, wind and frost. About one billion years ago, that plain rose into a second mountain range. Then, these new mountains were worn away again. Later, the entire region sank beneath an inland sea, where fossils of primitive shellfish on the seabed eventually hardened to form shale. Afterwards, the region was elevated again into a high plateau, and the earlier seabed now became the surface with the ancient rocks at the bottom.
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