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Television channels are the worlds in Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko (1999). A hidden remote opens a channel the trilogy had not used. Crystal Dynamics closed the gecko trilogy with another platformer built on those TV jokes, tail attacks, and remote-control stage selects.
Gex whips with his tail and quotes his way through a channel's set dressing. Rez's media empire is the villainous frame the earlier gecko games already used, and this one spends it on a last set of parody rooms.
Secret remotes hide extra channels. The joke density, not a new move set, is what the trilogy's last cartridge adds.
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