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|0=[[Image:LttP SNES box.jpg|100px|right|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]] | |0=[[Image:LttP SNES box.jpg|100px|right|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]] | ||
'''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]''' is an [[action-adventure]] that returns the series to its roots with gameplay resembling the first [[The Legend of Zelda]] while introducing new staples to the series. Link travels through many varied dungeons in his quest to restore order to Hyrule. | '''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]''' is an [[action-adventure]] game that returns [[:Category:The Legend of Zelda|the series]] to its roots with gameplay resembling the first [[The Legend of Zelda]], while introducing new staples to the series. Link travels through many varied dungeons in his quest to restore order to Hyrule. | ||
|1=[[Image:BSM PC PEGI.jpg|100px|right|Battlestations: Midway]] | |1=[[Image:BSM PC PEGI.jpg|100px|right|Battlestations: Midway]] | ||
'''[[Battlestations: Midway]]''' is a simulation video game developed by the Hungary division of [[Eidos Interactive]]. Set in the Pacific theatre of the Second World War, Battlestations: Midway is a hybrid of real-time strategy, flight simulation, as well as naval and submarine warfare. | '''[[Battlestations: Midway]]''' is a simulation video game developed by the Hungary division of [[Eidos Interactive]]. Set in the Pacific theatre of the Second World War, Battlestations: Midway is a hybrid of [[RTS|real-time strategy]], flight simulation, as well as naval and submarine warfare. | ||
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{{!}}[[Image:Pokemon red box.jpg|50px|Pokémon Red]]{{!}}{{!}}[[Image:PokemonBlueBox.jpg|50px|Pokémon Blue]]{{!}}{{!}}[[Image:Pkmn. yellow boxart.jpg|50px|Pokémon Yellow]] | {{!}}[[Image:Pokemon red box.jpg|50px|Pokémon Red]]{{!}}{{!}}[[Image:PokemonBlueBox.jpg|50px|Pokémon Blue]]{{!}}{{!}}[[Image:Pkmn. yellow boxart.jpg|50px|Pokémon Yellow]] | ||
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'''[[Pokémon Red and Blue]] and [[Pokémon Yellow]]''' encompass the first generation of the 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=[[Image:Pocket_Fighter_flyer.jpg|100px|right|Pocket Fighter]] | |3=[[Image:Pocket_Fighter_flyer.jpg|100px|right|Pocket Fighter]] | ||
'''[[Pocket Fighter]]''' (known as '''Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix''' in arcades outside of Japan) is an arcade game developed by [[Capcom]] in | '''[[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=[[Image:Castlevania CotM boxart.jpg|100px|right|Castlevania: Circle of the Moon]] | |4=[[Image:Castlevania CotM boxart.jpg|100px|right|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=[[Image:DK Flyer.png|100px|right|Donkey Kong]] | |5=[[Image:DK Flyer.png|100px|right|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]] | '''[[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=[[Image:Dogs Life boxart.png|100px|right|Dog's Life]] | |6=[[Image:Dogs Life boxart.png|100px|right|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 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. | '''[[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. | ||
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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. | |||
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