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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* The fireball was first seen in [[Lesson 5]], where it was cloned by a [[pink ball]] to securely guard the [[red key]] until Chip released the ball.
* The fireball was first seen in [[Lesson 5]], where it was cloned by a [[pink ball]] to securely guard the [[red key]] until Chip released the ball.
* Although the fireball in the MS Chip's Challenge, seen in the infobox, gives no indication of its direction in actual play, the adaptation of the fireball into [[Tile World]] allowed the directions to be deduced.
* Although the fireball in the MS Chip's Challenge, seen in the infobox, gives no indication of its direction in actual play; the adaptation of the fireball into [[Tile World]] allowed the directions to be deduced.


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Glider]]
* [[Glider]]
* [[Lemmings]]
* [[Lemmings]]
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