Directional Pad

• Wrath Of The Blam - If the player has [Tear Jerker] , [Tear Jerker] is replaced with a crying bullet head that can only fire in cardinal directions but deals double damage.
• The grappling hook can be used to steal items from shops .
• The chest spawned may be a Mimic .
• The [Backup Gun] will effectively double the weapons damage, as it now shoots twice as many bullets per shot in each direction.
• Should the player use [Duct Tape] first on the Directional Pad, then on a second gun, the resulting combined gun will no longer be able to shoot grappling hooks or fireballs with the Directional Pad's special inputs. The gun will also not spawn a chest or be removed from the player's inventory if it runs out of ammo.

• The inputs required to make the special shots are based on famous special attacks from fighting game series: The Fireball is the "Hadouken" attack performed by character Ryu in Street Fighter.
• The [Grappling Hook] is the rope spear attack performed by character Scorpion in Mortal Kombat; this attack is referenced in the entry description.
• Upon reloading, your character inputs the directional pad part of the Konami Code.
• The Wrath of the Blam synergy is a reference to the "Wrath Of The Lamb" DLC for The Binding Of Isaac. The crying bullet head that [Tear Jerker] turns into resembles Isaac's face.
• The "ancient convocation of wizards" referenced in the Ammonomicon entry could be a reference to the film "The Wizard," as the Directional pad resembles the Dpad on the NES controller.
• In Blessed mode you could theoretically get infinite items by using the Directional Pad until it runs out of ammo but it is an extremely long process.

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