The floating fortress is a massive mobile naval platform used by the Empire of the Rising Sun. They were seen in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 and Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3: Uprising as the bonus unit for the Imperial armed forces in Europe and the Pacific.
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- The floating fortress is a massive mobile naval platform used by the Empire of the Rising Sun. They were seen in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 and Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3: Uprising as the bonus unit for the Imperial armed forces in Europe and the Pacific.
- Floating Fortress is the fifth and final world in Crash of the Titans for the GBA. It takes place on the Doominator. Like the console version of the game, Dr. Cortex's mansion is on it. Dr. Cortex and Tiny Tiger are fought together at the end of the world.
- - The opening speech from Archer when starting the level Floating Fortress is the second level in the PS1 game Small Soldiers. It is never seen or heard of in the film. It is a level on the player one mode of the game. Archer must destroy the StarFighters using the Harpoon and find all three of the coloured Chanter Tokens in order to obtain the Keys to unlock the coloured Doors to open the Portal at the end to complete the level, namely green, red and yellow.
- Floating Fortress is the 2nd level in Super Mario Rainbow Road. The level is located in the star door to the right path of the main castle. The picture is a zoomed in face of a Thwomp from games later in the series. Like the name suggests, this level is a castle in the sky, which belongs to the Whomp King. This level is extremely similar to the original Whomp's Fortress and even more so to Sky Land Resort from Super Mario Star Road, using the same theme (a floating fortress), enemies, and in the case of Sky Land Resort, the same graphics.
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- The floating fortress is a massive mobile naval platform used by the Empire of the Rising Sun. They were seen in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 and Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3: Uprising as the bonus unit for the Imperial armed forces in Europe and the Pacific.
- Floating Fortress is the fifth and final world in Crash of the Titans for the GBA. It takes place on the Doominator. Like the console version of the game, Dr. Cortex's mansion is on it. Dr. Cortex and Tiny Tiger are fought together at the end of the world.
- Floating Fortress is the 2nd level in Super Mario Rainbow Road. The level is located in the star door to the right path of the main castle. The picture is a zoomed in face of a Thwomp from games later in the series. Like the name suggests, this level is a castle in the sky, which belongs to the Whomp King. This level is extremely similar to the original Whomp's Fortress and even more so to Sky Land Resort from Super Mario Star Road, using the same theme (a floating fortress), enemies, and in the case of Sky Land Resort, the same graphics. The sunny floating island is made up of two main towers, which are made of white bricks. The main one, which is very near the start is where the Whomp King's throne room is located. Scaling this structure also leads to another house like part with a red roof and finally to a huge tower and balcony at the pinnacle. Off to the side, past a small pool of water is another tower, though this one is much taller. Other than the main features the grassy island also contains hedges, some flower beds, and a cute stone gazebo (which is very similar to the one Mario starts Star Road in...) which Mario starts in.
- - The opening speech from Archer when starting the level Floating Fortress is the second level in the PS1 game Small Soldiers. It is never seen or heard of in the film. It is a level on the player one mode of the game. Archer must destroy the StarFighters using the Harpoon and find all three of the coloured Chanter Tokens in order to obtain the Keys to unlock the coloured Doors to open the Portal at the end to complete the level, namely green, red and yellow.
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