Fell
Fell verb - To strike (someone) so forcefully as to cause a fall.
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- Later they veered towards progressive metal, largely inspired by Queensrÿche, and now the band has elements of power metal in their music.Their first album Spell of Iron was a moderate success, but after that, they fell to obscurity.
Source: Music / Tarot - Resident Evil fell into one in the wake of the poor reception of Operation Raccoon City and the mixed reception of Resident Evil 6 in 2012, the main complaint being that the series veered too far from its Survival Horror roots in an attempt to me-too shooters like Gears of War and Modern Warfare.
Source: Dork Age / Video Games
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