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{{!}}[[File:Pokemon red box.jpg|50px|Pokémon Red|link=Pokémon Red and Blue]]{{!}}{{!}}[[File:PokemonBlueBox.jpg|50px|Pokémon Blue|link=Pokémon Red and Blue]]{{!}}{{!}}[[File: | {{!}}[[File:Pokemon red box.jpg|50px|Pokémon Red|link=Pokémon Red and Blue]]{{!}}{{!}}[[File:PokemonBlueBox.jpg|50px|Pokémon Blue|link=Pokémon Red and Blue]]{{!}}{{!}}[[File:Pokemon Yellow Box Art.jpg|50px|Pokémon Yellow|link=Pokémon Red and Blue]] | ||
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'''[[Pokémon Red and Blue]] and [[Pokémon Yellow]]''' encompass the first generation of the [[Pokémon|Pokémon series]]. Released in 1998 and 1999 respectively, these games debut the beginning of the successful Pokémon video game franchise, featuring 150 Pokémon in the vast Kanto region. | '''[[Pokémon Red and Blue]] and [[Pokémon Yellow]]''' encompass the first generation of the [[Pokémon|Pokémon series]]. Released in 1998 and 1999 respectively, these games debut the beginning of the successful Pokémon video game franchise, featuring 150 Pokémon in the vast Kanto region. | ||
|3=[[File: | |3=[[File:Pocket Fighter flyer.jpg|100px|right|Pocket Fighter|link=Pocket Fighter]] | ||
'''[[Pocket Fighter]]''' (known as '''Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix''' in arcades outside of Japan) is an [[arcade]] game developed by [[Capcom]] in 1997. | '''[[Pocket Fighter]]''' (known as '''Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix''' in arcades outside of Japan) is an [[arcade]] game developed by [[Capcom]] in 1997. In Pocket Fighter, twelve characters from various Capcom fighting franchises, including [[Street Fighter Alpha]], [[Street Fighter III]], [[Darkstalkers]], and the lesser known [[Red Earth]] game, are depicted in super-deformed, or "chibi", artwork style. Using a simplified fighting system, the game is a lighthearted poke at some of Capcom's own successful fighting games. | ||
|4=[[File:Castlevania CotM boxart.jpg|100px|right|Castlevania: Circle of the Moon|link=Castlevania: Circle of the Moon]] | |4=[[File:Castlevania CotM boxart.jpg|100px|right|Castlevania: Circle of the Moon|link=Castlevania: Circle of the Moon]] | ||
'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon]]''' was the first [[:Category:Castlevania|Castlevania]] game released by [[Konami]] for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It followed in the new style of Castlevania games (called "Metroidvanias" due to the heavy influence of the [[:Category:Metroid|Metroid series]]) that started with [[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]]. | '''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon]]''' was the first [[:Category:Castlevania|Castlevania]] game released by [[Konami]] for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It followed in the new style of Castlevania games (called "Metroidvanias" due to the heavy influence of the [[:Category:Metroid|Metroid series]]) that started with [[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]]. | ||
|5=[[File: | |5=[[File:Donkey Kong US arcade flyer.jpg|100px|right|Donkey Kong|link=Donkey Kong]] | ||
'''[[Donkey Kong]]''' first arrived in the arcades in [[1981]] as the game that Shigeru Miyamoto designed to replace the ill-fated arcade game [[Radar Scope]]. It featured a mustachioed man in brightly colored overalls who would go on to achieve monumental fame and bring [[:Category:Nintendo|Nintendo]] great success. Originally simply called Jumpman and labeled a carpenter, he was eventually named Mario and became the iconic plumber we know today. | '''[[Donkey Kong]]''' first arrived in the arcades in [[1981]] as the game that Shigeru Miyamoto designed to replace the ill-fated arcade game [[Radar Scope]]. It featured a mustachioed man in brightly colored overalls who would go on to achieve monumental fame and bring [[:Category:Nintendo|Nintendo]] great success. Originally simply called Jumpman and labeled a carpenter, he was eventually named Mario and became the iconic plumber we know today. | ||
|6=[[File: | |6=[[File:Dog's Life PS2 Box Art.jpg|100px|right|Dog's Life|link=Dog's Life]] | ||
'''[[Dog's Life]]''' is a video game published by [[Sony Computer Entertainment Europe]] for the Sony [[PlayStation 2]]. It was first released in Europe in October, 2003 and went on to be released in North America and Japan in 2004 and 2005 respectively. | '''[[Dog's Life]]''' is a video game published by [[Sony Computer Entertainment Europe]] for the Sony [[PlayStation 2]]. It was first released in Europe in October, 2003 and went on to be released in North America and Japan in 2004 and 2005 respectively. Dog's Life is an [[action-adventure]] game where you control Jake, a dog who must save his fellow canines while avoiding trouble from the crooked cat-food company's CEO and other zany characters. | ||
|7=[[File:PWright Cover.jpg|100px|right|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|link=Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]] | |7=[[File:PWright Cover.jpg|100px|right|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|link=Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]] | ||
Originally for the [[GBA]] handheld, '''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]''' combines intriguing courtroom drama and puzzle-solving investigations in this legal [[adventure]] game from [[Capcom]]. The first in a series of [[Ace Attorney]] games, it was ported to the [[Nintendo DS]], where system-specific features were added in a brand new episode. Follow Phoenix Wright, a young attorney, as he uses logic and help from his friends to find his clients "Not Guilty" in five separate trials. | Originally for the [[GBA]] handheld, '''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]''' combines intriguing courtroom drama and puzzle-solving investigations in this legal [[adventure]] game from [[Capcom]]. The first in a series of [[Ace Attorney]] games, it was ported to the [[Nintendo DS]], where system-specific features were added in a brand new episode. Follow Phoenix Wright, a young attorney, as he uses logic and help from his friends to find his clients "Not Guilty" in five separate trials. | ||
|8=[[File:Battlestations Pacific Windows box.jpg|100px|right|Battlestations: Pacific|link=Battlestations: Pacific]] | |8=[[File:Battlestations Pacific Windows box.jpg|100px|right|Battlestations: Pacific|link=Battlestations: Pacific]] | ||
'''[[Battlestations: Pacific]]''' is the second simulation video game in a series developed by the Hungary division of Eidos Interactive. Battlestations: Pacific is a hybrid of real-time strategy, flight simulation, as well as naval and submarine warfare. | '''[[Battlestations: Pacific]]''' is the second simulation video game in a series developed by the Hungary division of Eidos Interactive. Battlestations: Pacific is a hybrid of real-time strategy, flight simulation, as well as naval and submarine warfare. | ||
|9=[[File:PWJFA boxart. | |9=[[File:PWJFA boxart.jpg|100px|right|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All|link=Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All]] | ||
The sequel to the series' original title, '''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All]]''' takes players to court on the [[Nintendo DS]]. Phoenix Wright is back for four more trials of courtroom drama. This time, he is equipped with the Magatama, a mystical item that lets him see and break through the lies of others. | The sequel to the series' original title, '''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All]]''' takes players to court on the [[Nintendo DS]]. Phoenix Wright is back for four more trials of courtroom drama. This time, he is equipped with the Magatama, a mystical item that lets him see and break through the lies of others. | ||
|10=[[File:Portal box.jpg|100px|right|Portal|link=Portal]] | |10=[[File:Portal box.jpg|100px|right|Portal|link=Portal]] | ||
The [[FPS]] known as '''[[Portal]]''' burst into the mainstream in [[2007]] upon its release. Its innovative gameplay made it a game to be remembered. Control Chell and clear test chambers with the help of the portal gun, a device that can create portals on various surfaces. | The [[FPS]] known as '''[[Portal]]''' burst into the mainstream in [[2007]] upon its release. Its innovative gameplay made it a game to be remembered. Control Chell and clear test chambers with the help of the portal gun, a device that can create portals on various surfaces. | ||
|11=[[File:Bionic Commando NES boxart.jpg|100px|right|Bionic Commando|link=Bionic Commando (NES)]] | |||
In [[1988]], an arcade classic made its way to the living rooms of millions as '''[[Bionic Commando (NES)|Bionic Commando]]''' debuted on the [[NES]]. This unique platformer features a hero with a special ability not found in many other games: a grappling hook that can be used at any time in any one of eight directions. Players control Ladd Spencer, a military special forces commando who must progress through various missions to defeat the enemy forces. | |||
|12=[[File:SWS Boxart.jpg|100px|right|Star Wars: Squadrons|link=Star Wars: Squadrons]] | |||
'''[[Star Wars: Squadrons]]''' is a competitive flight combat game, released in [[2020]], set after the events of ''Star Wars: Return of the Jedi''. Alternate playing as a pilot for the New Republic, who are attempting to complete Project Starhawk, and for the Galactic Empire as they aim to destroy it. | |||
|13=[[File:Eggerland Meikyuu no Fukkatsu FC box.jpg|100px|right|Eggerland Meikyuu no Fukkatsu|link=Eggerland Meikyuu no Fukkatsu]] | |||
'''[[Eggerland Meikyuu no Fukkatsu]]''' is an exploration puzzle video game developed by HAL Laboratory for the Famicom. Take control of Lolo and navigate through a series of mazes and obstacles to defeat King Egger. | |||
|14=[[File:CarrierCommand2BoxArt.jpg|100px|right|Carrier Command 2|link=Carrier Command 2]] | |||
'''[[Carrier Command 2]]''' is a hybrid vehicle simulation and real time tactics game. Operate a carrier alone or with friends to build your forces, defeat an enemy carrier, and conquer an island archipelago. | |||
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