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Game designers frequently incorporate slopes into the primary pathways that the protagonist is tasked with navigating. Because of this, slopes are now a standard feature in many action and endless runner games. Objects will automatically roll downhill or slow down when moving uphill due to the slippery slope principles. I discovered that hills provide an additional degree of Slope 2 difficulty after playing a large number of running games with flat surfaces. Because most of the levels in Super Mario 64 are flat, Mario may stand still without touching the screen. Because it is always moving across sloping surfaces, the ball in Slope 2 will tumble off the edge if it is not managed.