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|title=Soukoban | |title=Soukoban Perfect | ||
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|developer=[[Thinking Rabbit]] | |developer=[[Thinking Rabbit]] | ||
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{{game disambig||information about Soukoban in general|[[:Category:Soukoban]]}} | |||
As Soukoban was being introduced to several popular home consoles in Japan, and around the world, [[Thinking Rabbit]] decided to release a "perfect" collection of the best Soukoban puzzles ever designed, and released the package under the title '''Soukoban Perfect''' in [[1989]] for several popular Japanese home computers. It contain 306 puzzles in all. Many of the puzzles presented in this version of Soukoban were used as the basis for the [[Game Boy]] conversions of [[Soukoban]] and [[Soukoban 2]] (released in the United States as [[Boxxle]] and [[Boxxle II]]. | As Soukoban was being introduced to several popular home consoles in Japan, and around the world, [[Thinking Rabbit]] decided to release a "perfect" collection of the best Soukoban puzzles ever designed, and released the package under the title '''Soukoban Perfect''' in [[1989]] for several popular Japanese home computers. It contain 306 puzzles in all. Many of the puzzles presented in this version of Soukoban were used as the basis for the [[Game Boy]] conversions of [[Soukoban]] and [[Soukoban 2]] (released in the United States as [[Boxxle]] and [[Boxxle II]]. | ||