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On the CD32 version, the real intro of the game only played if you had the FMV expansion module. Cannon Fodder was the only CD32 game to support the FMV module, which was the last piece of hardware produced by Commodore before its bankruptcy.
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Caused a huge controversy on release for attempting to use a poppy-flower on its front cover. The British charity, The Royal British Legion (who have always been known for their 'poppy' logo), complained that this game was 'sick and degenerate' before its release, making several tabloid headlines trying to ban the game (before anyone had played it). The poppy was reluctantly removed from the cover before release but it still appears in the game itself.
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CD32 version contains special mpeg track where is stored movie (length = 3 min). In this movie members of Sensible Software (developer of game) are wearing army uniforms and they're doing funny things - dancing, riding army vehicles, throwing darts on the poster of actor Christian Slater etc. From this movie was taken a few photos and used in Amiga intro.
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The PC version is banned in Germany for extreme violence (30.07.94). The Gameboy version isn't.
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