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Carrington Institute (SSS)
Home Universe: Perfect Dark
Canon Debut: Perfect Dark, Nintendo 64, 2000
Character that debuted with it: Joanna Dark
Item that debuted with it: Cloaking Device
Assist Trophy character that debuted with it: Isaac
Poké-Ball Pokémon that debuted with it: Fletchling
SSS Debut: March 27, 1992
SSS Retirement: May 29, 2008
Crate/Barrel Type: Regular wood
Previous Stage to Debut: Rumble Falls
Next Stage to Debut: Mario Circuit 1
Music:
Carrington Institute, Defense
  • 60 seconds left: Carrington Institute Defense X
In a canon Smash game? no

The Carrington Institute is a retired stage on Super Smash Stadium. It debuted towards the end of Season 20 and is the 72nd stage to debut overall. It saw 155 playings in the just-over-16 years it was active.

Stage overview[]

The stage took place in an airplane hangar, with an airplane in the background acting as a soft platform by way of its top and a wing. The side kill zones were walk-offs, and the bottom kill zone was blocked.

Every now and then, enemy agents from DataDyne, Inc. stormed the room. You would get an extra $100 cash for every one you killed, up to $1,900. Why only nineteen agents attacked (and not an even 20) is unclear. Needless to say, this led to many unintentional 9-11 jokes from Season 30 on.

Changes[]

  • The cash bonus did not appear until October 30, 1997.
  • The stage originally had a "white plastic" appearance similar to that of a hospital. On November 30, 1998, it was changed to the "dull, dirty metal/concrete" appearance one might expect of an aircraft hangar.

Why it was retired[]

The aforementioned "20th hijacker" jokes, combined with the enemy agents being jank (they could kill at 60%!) and increasing rights issues with Microsoft/Rare, who supposedly disliked the franchise (despite making a new Perfect Dark for Xbox 360 in 2010).

In its own universe[]

The Carrington Institute is where Joanna Dark is headquartered in the Perfect Dark games.



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