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NIWA[edit | edit source]

Arms Institute[edit | edit source]

ARMS

Bulbapedia (Pokemon)[edit | edit source]

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Pokémon series

General Information:

Remakes:

Console:

Pinball:

Sega Pico:

Advanced Pico Beena:

Other:

Mobile spin-offs:

Sub-series:

Spin-offs[edit | edit source]

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Pokémon Rumble series

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Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series

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Pokémon Puzzle series

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Pokémon Ranger series

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Pokémon mini series

Drawn to Life Wapopedia[edit | edit source]

Many of these pages are not made yet. A series nav should be created once more of these pages are made.

Fire Emblem[edit | edit source]

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Fire Emblem series

Early titles (Japan only):

Later titles (localized):

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Mobile:

Heroes

Crossover:

F-Zero[edit | edit source]

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F-Zero series

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Golden Sun Universe[edit | edit source]

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Golden Sun series

Hard Drop (Tetris)[edit | edit source]

Consult Category:Tetris for all titles. For releases of the game with the simple title Tetris:

Tetris (Mirrorsoft): Published in Europe in 1988. Among the first commercially distributed releases of Tetris.
Tetris (Spectrum Holobyte): Published in the United States in 1988 by the American sister company of Mirrorsoft. Among the first commercially distributed releases of Tetris.
Tetris (BPS): Published in Japan in 1988 for multiple home computers and the Famicom. Development lead by Henk Rogers.
Tetris (Sega): Released in Japan in 1988. This version was converted for play on the Mega Drive, but Sega cancelled its release.
Tetris (Atari): The American arcade game which Atari used as a template for its Tengen releases on the NES.
Tetris (Tengen): The unlicensed NES game which was released before Nintendo's official release. Served as the basis for Vs. Tetris in arcades.
Tetris (NES): The licensed NES game produced by Nintendo.
Tetris (Game Boy): The pack-in cartridge that helped propel Nintendo's first handheld system to popularity.

After the Game Boy version, many Tetris titles begin to vary in order to differentiate themselves. However, a few more instances of game being released under the original title appear:

Tetris (CD-i): A version of Tetris published in 1991 for the Phillips CD-i.
Tetris (WonderSwan Color): A version of Tetris published in 2002 for Bandai's color handheld system.
Tetris (EA Mobile): The smart phone app published in 2008 for Android and iPhone.