Pokemon Trading Card Game Gameboy Color 1998

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Pokemon Trading Card Game Gameboy Color 1998

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PRINCES TOMATO IN THE SALAD KINGDOM
Mario, Mario Party 6 [also heard in Mario Party 7] (Hudson Soft)
Bulk Slash - Stage 6: Weib (CAProductions / Hudson Soft - Sega Saturn - 1997)

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Mickey Mousecapade (1988, NES) fanart The sprites in this game are cute 🙂
"Foist of all…"
'EGG: Elemental Gimmick Gear'
[DC] [USA] [MAGAZINE] [1999]
"You awaken one day after a prolonged sleep, look around and realize you have been asleep for quite a while - thousands of years... The people who saw you during your sleep named you the Sleeper. You were discovered by an archaeological team, and an ancient machine, which was dubbed "Elemental Gimmick Gear" by the archaeologists, was found near you. Players take the control of the Sleeper, who has no memory of who he really is and what he had been doing before he awakened. Having awakened from a very long sleep, the Sleeper sets out to discover his past, stop the contamination of the planet which is caused by Fogna: the mysterious ruins he was found in, as well as find out the purpose of the mysterious Elemental Gimmick Gear." ~MobyGames
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Source: Game Week, 12/08/1999 (Vol. 05, #41) || Video Game History Foundation