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  • ...l Boy.png |caption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer= |console=[[Virtual Boy]] |category=Racing?, Shooting? |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pric '''GoldenEye 007''' was a cancelled [[Virtual Boy]] game in the [[James Bond series]].<ref>[https://nindb.net/vb/cancelled.html NinD
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  • ...ual Console]], with [[Restore Point]] support. It is used only for [[CGB]] games. There is no (used) [[Game Boy Color bootstrap ROM]] support, so the Game Boy Color boot screen is not displayed.
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  • {{Game infobox |title=Virtual Boy Wario Land
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  • ...xart=MarioClash.png |caption= |publisher=Nintendo |developer=[[Nintendo]] |console= |category= |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pricing= |releasena= |r '''Mario Clash''' is a game for [[Virtual Boy]].
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  • {{Game infobox |console=Virtual Boy
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  • ...'''Sega Master System''' (often abbreviated as '''SMS''') is a video game console created by Sega. It was first released in 1985 in Japan as the Sega Mark II ...ega began releasing several Master System games on the [[Wii]]'s [[Virtual Console]] service. There are currently 17 titles available for download.
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  • ...aption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=[[T&E Soft]] |console=[[Virtual Boy]] |category= |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pricing= |releasena=Au '''Red Alarm''' is a 3D shooting game for [[Virtual Boy]], released in 1995.
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  • ...aption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=[[T&E Soft]] |console=[[Virtual Boy]] |category= |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pricing= |releasena=Ma ...Tetris''') is a game for [[Virtual Boy]]. It is a North American exclusive game, but was once planned to be released in Japan under the name '''Polygo Bloc
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Virtual Boy]]
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  • ...ns= |boxart=Zero Racers screenshots.png |caption= |publisher= |developer= |console= |category= |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pricing= |releasena=Can '''Zero Racers''' is a cancelled [[F-Zero series]] game for [[Virtual Boy]].
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  • ...or compatible) region. It is used for [[DMG]] and [[DMG (Color-enhanced)]] games. ...te or pea green. As official emulators before it, there is no [[Super Game Boy]] support.
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Virtual Boy]]
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  • {{Game infobox |jptrans=T&E Virtual Golf
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Virtual Boy]]
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  • {{Game infobox |console= [[Game Boy]]
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  • ...games, even Game Boy Color-enhanced games, but not Game Boy Color(+)-only games. ...which has raised some criticism of it. There is no (used at least) [[Game Boy Color bootstrap ROM]] support, so players cannot set palettes or use predef
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  • ...Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Color]] |category= |players= |predecessor=[[Virtual Boy Wario Land]] |successor=[[Wario Land 3]] |no_pricing= |releasena=March 1998 ...third Wario Land game). Later, an enhanced version was released for [[Game Boy Color]].
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  • ...seeu=February 11, 1999 |releaseau=July 8, 2011 ([[Nintendo 3DS]] [[Virtual Console]]) |releasekr= |releasezh= |no_ratings= |niwa= |colorscheme=Zelda |ownershi ...Link's Awakening DX''' is a [[The Legend of Zelda series]] game for [[Game Boy Color]], and an enhancement/remake of [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakeni
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Virtual Boy]]
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  • ...son Soft<br>NA: [[Nintendo]] |developer=[[Hudson Soft]] |console=[[Virtual Boy]] |category= |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pricing= |releasena=De ...]] game for [[Virtual Boy]]. It is a variation of the multi-platform video game '''''Bomberman: Panic Bomber'''''.
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  • ...support and do not support the Nintendo 3DS [[Sleep Mode]]. Unlike the NES games no update added it. ...no significant content was released except for the 20 originally announced games.
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  • ...|caption= |publisher=Nintendo |developer=Intelligent Systems |console=Game Boy Color |category=Card-battle |players=Single player, multiplayer |predecesso '''Trade & Battle: Card Hero''' is a game for [[Game Boy Color]].
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  • ...leasekr= |releasezh=|esrb=E|cero=All Ages (original release)<br>A (Virtual Console release)<ref name="Wii U">[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/20010000021488 ...e third-party [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]] for [[Game Boy Advance]].
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  • {{Game infobox |console= [[Game Boy Advance]]
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  • ...1989 |releaseeu=1990 |releaseau=October 5, 2013 ([[Nintendo 3DS]] Virtual Console) |releasekr=(Unknown) |releasezh=(Unknown) |no_ratings= |niwa= |colorscheme ...tor themed pinball game for [[Game Boy]] by [[HAL Laboratory]]. Though the game is not owned by [[Nintendo]], it was published by them in Europe based on t
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  • ...eveloper=[[Game Freak]] |console=[[Nintendo Entertainment System]], [[Game Boy]] |category=Puzzle |players=1-2 |predecessor=(None) |successor=[[Yoshi's Co ...e Boy]] game which is part of the [[Yoshi series]], and was developed by [[Game Freak]] (a developer now known for the [[Pokémon series]]). In Europe, it
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Color]]
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  • {{Game infobox |title=Game & Watch Gallery
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  • {{Game infobox |title=Game & Watch Gallery 2
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  • {{Game infobox |title=Final Fantasy V Advance |console=Game Boy Advance
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Advance]]
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  • ...RAM cartridges, including the [[Game Boy Memory Cartridge]] for the [[Game Boy]] line and the [[Super Famicom Memory Cassette]] for the [[Super Nintendo E ...ier devices were known as GK Writers.<ref>ゲームキオスク(仮称)説明資料 平成9年4月 任天堂株式会社 "(Game kiosk (tentative name) explanatory material April 1997 Nintendo Co., Ltd)"
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  • ...|publisher=JP: Hudson Soft<br>NA: [[Nintendo]] |developer=[[Hudson Soft]] |console= |category= |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pricing= |releasena=Dec '''Vertical Force''' is a game for [[Virtual Boy]]. In Japan, it was self-published by [[Hudson Soft]], while in North Ameri
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Advance]], [[Nintendo Switch]]
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  • {{Game infobox |title=Game & Watch Gallery 3
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  • ...ublisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=Camelot Software Planning |console=[[Game Boy Color]] |category=Golf |players=1-2 players |predecessor=[[Mario Golf (Nint ...[Mario Golf (Nintendo 64)]], and features support for linking up with that game using the [[Transfer Pak]].
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Color]]
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  • {{Console infobox |name=Virtual Boy
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  • ...r>1991 (Game Boy) |releaseau= |releasekr=January 28, 2009 ([[Wii]] Virtual Console) |releasezh= |no_ratings= |niwa= |colorscheme=Neutral |ownershiprights=©19 ...ent System]] and [[Game Boy]] is a traditional, real-world inspired soccer game. It was published by Nintendo in North America and Europe.
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  • ...apedia |colorscheme=Pokémon |ownershiprights=©1998 Nintendo/Creatures inc./Game Freak inc.<br>Wizards of the Coast is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast, ...émon Trading Card game sub-series. The game can also be played on a [[Game Boy]] but with some features disabled.
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Color]]
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  • ...ownloads of games released on previous consoles. Games released on Virtual Console are emulated to present them in their original format as best as possible, {{main|List of Wii Virtual Console games}}
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  • ...>Game Boy: 1995 |releaseau=SNES: August 31, 2007 (Virtual Console)<br>Game Boy: 1995 |releasekr= |releasezh= |no_ratings= |niwa= |colorscheme=Neutral |ow ...in some regions. It is part of the Vegas Dream series of casino simulation games.
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  • ..., 2006 |releasejp=September 22, 2005 |releaseeu=January 7, 2016 ([[Virtual Console]] [[Wii U]]) |releaseau= |releasekr= |releasezh= |no_ratings= |niwa= |color '''Drill Dozer''' is a game for the [[Game Boy Advance]] developed by [[Game Freak]], with [[Rumble (feature)|an in-built Rumble feature]].
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Color]]
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  • ...o]] |category=Text Adventure |players=1 |predecessor=N/A |successor=[[Game Boy Bunko: Hajimari no Mori]] (Unreleased) |no_pricing=true |releasena= |releas ...ori''' (Famicom Literature: Forest of Beginnings) is a 1999 text adventure game for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]], originally e
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Color]], {{obp|Nintendo Power|cartridge}}
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  • ...Boy) |releaseau=October 10, 2013 ([[Virtual Console]]) (NES)<br>1990 (Game Boy) |releasekr= |releasezh=|no_ratings= |niwa=Super Mario Wiki |colorscheme=Ma ...for [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[Game Boy]], and is one of the games promoted as part of the Sports series.
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy]]
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Advance]]
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  • ...12, 1988 |releaseeu= |releaseau= |releasekr= |releasezh= |cero=A (Virtual Console) |niwa=Wars Wiki |colorscheme=Wars |ownershiprights=©1988 Nintendo}} '''Famicom Wars''' is a game for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]], and the first title in t
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  • ...11, 2002 |releaseau=2001 |releasekr= |releasezh= |esrb=E |pegi=7 (Virtual Console) |usk=6 |acb=G8+ |niwa=Wars Wiki |colorscheme=Wars|ownershiprights=©1990-2 '''''Advance Wars''''' is a game for [[Game Boy Advance]]. It is the first game in the [[Wars series|''Wars'' series]] to have officially been localised in
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Advance]]
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game & Watch]]
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  • {{Console infobox | name = Game Boy Color (GBC)
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  • ...u=January 31, 1991 |releaseau=January 26, 2012 ([[Nintendo 3DS]] [[Virtual Console]]) |releasekr= |releasezh= |no_ratings= |niwa= |colorscheme=Nintendo |owner '''Balloon Kid''' is a game in the [[Balloon Fight series]], for [[Game Boy]].
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  • ...-known as the inventor of products such as the [[Game & Watch]] and [[Game Boy]], and as the producer for franchises such as {{ser|Metroid}} and {{ser|Kid ...pment 1|Nintendo R&D1]]'s games, as well as helping in creating the [[Game Boy]] line.
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy]]
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  • ...s not always perfectly reliable). It is used to simulate a calendar in the game which uses it, such as the recurring days of the week in [[Pokémon Gold an ==In Game Boy/Color games==
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Nintendo 64]]
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  • ...y 1, 1998 |releaseeu= |releaseau= |releasekr= |releasezh= |cero=A (Virtual Console) |niwa=Wars Wiki |colorscheme=Wars |ownershiprights=©1988, 1998 Nintendo<b '''Super Famicom Wars''' is a game in the [[Wars series]] for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super
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  • {{Game infobox |title2=Baseball (Game Boy)
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Super NES]], [[Virtual Console]]
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  • ...ption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=[[Pax Softnica]] |console=[[Game Boy Color]] |category=Platform/action |players=1-2 |predecessor=[[Hello Kitty W ...nhancement of [[Balloon Kid]] with improved graphics, a world map and save game support. The original Balloon Kid was never released in Japan.
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  • {{Game infobox |title2=Tennis (Game Boy)
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Super Nintendo]], [[Virtual Console]]
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  • ...neye 007 NA box.png |caption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=[[Rare]] |console=[[Nintendo 64]],<br>Xbox 360 (cancelled) |category=First-person shooter |pl ''For the cancelled [[Virtual Boy]] game, see [[GoldenEye 007 (Virtual Boy)]]''
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  • ...n the consoles, or non-game software (such as cartridges) designed for non-game purposes, and sold separately. ...tem bootup screen (unofficial name) || Loaded before a Famicom Disk System game. An extremely slowed down version of the song that plays on this screen is
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Advance]]
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Nintendo Entertainment System]], [[Game Boy Advance]]
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  • ...ment System]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], [[Game Boy]], Game Boy ([[Nintendo Power (cartridge service)|NP]]), [[Nintendo GameCube]] (within ...Entertainment System]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[Game Boy]].
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  • {{Game infobox |console=Self-contained
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  • ...Ltd.''' (also referred to simply as '''Hudson''') was a third-party video game publisher and developer in Japan. The company was mostly known for developi ...d publish their own video games. In 1985, after ten years developing video games, Hudson reorganized their business, becoming Hudson Soft.
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  • ...or the sub-series known as the Pokémon Rumble series, see [[Pokémon series#Games|here]].'' ...ame to vibrate when something worthy of attention/important happens in the game.
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  • {{Game infobox |console=[[Game Boy Advance]]
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  • ...published games with non-language related revision changes within the same game. Add-on content will not be listed here but rather subtle changes such as g ==Older games==
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  • {{Game infobox |console=Arcade, {{NES}}, [[Famicom Disk System]], various other ports on non-Ninten
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  • ...scheme=Nintendo|the Nintendo Entertainment System game|the Famicom release game known as ''Adventures of Lolo'' in some Japan|''[[Adventures of Lolo 2]]''} {{Game infobox
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  • ...oint''' is included in the official emulators for [[Nintendo]]'s [[Virtual Console]] and [[Nintendo Switch Online]] services beginning with the [[Nintendo 3DS ...es", and usually allows the player to capture the exact moment they are in game and restore it later, as opposed to a "battery save" (a save file that requ
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  • This article is a list of games which were internally developed by Nintendo, but not published by them. ...(for the Nintendo Power cartridge service, and later Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console) as [[Balloon Fight GB]].
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  • :''This page refers to the original Super Nintendo Entertainment System game. For other uses, see [[Donkey Kong Country (disambiguation)]].'' {{Game infobox
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  • [[File:Game Boy Printer box.png|thumb|right|200px|Box art]] ...y Camera]]. It is a thermal printer that connects to the Game Boy with a [[Game Link Cable]].
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  • ...ying games created by producer [[Shigesato Itoi]]. Unlike most RPGs, these games are notable for their unusual sense of humor, the setting (similar to the 2 ...nslated version was eventually released in 2015 on the [[Wii U]] [[Virtual Console]], as ''EarthBound Beginnings''.
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  • ...ames, and is [[Nintendo]]'s primary flagship franchise, with new ''Mario'' games appearing on all of Nintendo's systems to date since the [[Nintendo Enterta ...e best-selling video game franchise of all time, with the core platforming games alone selling over 310 million units.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/whatsne
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  • ...arcade game later released for NES|the Game & Watch game|[[Balloon Fight (Game & Watch)|here]]}} {{Game infobox
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  • ...s the developers for the {{ser|Fire Emblem}} and ''Paper Mario'' series of games. ...1]] and [[Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development|R&D4]] in creating games by hiring people to port, fix, and create software and providing developmen
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  • ...caption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=[[indieszero]] |console=[[Game Boy Advance]] |category=Life simulation |players=Single player |predecessor= |s '''Sennen Kazoku''' is a life simulation game for [[Game Boy Advance]].
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  • ...t put into "completely new ideas that eventually hatch into incredibly fun games."<ref>[http://www.ign.com/boards/threads/np-interviews-hal-laboratories-abo HAL was founded by a group of friends in 1980 that simply wanted to develop games. The group started off creating titles for the {{wp|MSX}} and {{wp|Commodor
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  • '''Nintendo censorship''' is the removal of content in games and other media that may be deemed inappropriate for the target audience. ...being more or less acceptable in that region. It can also occur before the game's release date.
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  • ...hicles and race tracks in addition to the content featured in the original game. ...a launch title for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. Developed by [[Nd Cube]], the game features gameplay similar to the original SNES ''F-Zero''.
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  • * 10 years ago - {{zel2|Majora's Mask}}, [[Game Boy Advance]], [[Nintendo GameCube]]* 20 years ago - ''{{ga|Final Fantasy}}'' '''Our Favorite Bowser Games'''
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  • {{articleabout|the company|the console sometimes referred to as "Nintendo"|[[Nintendo Entertainment System]]}} ...onolith Soft]], [[Nd Cube]], [[1-UP Studio]], [[Mario Club]], [[Next Level Games]], [[SRD Co., Ltd.|SRD]]
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