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Game & Watch Collection
Nintendo
July 27, 2006
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ArcadeDevelopers
NintendoRelease Date
July 27, 2006 (19 years ago)Publishers
NintendoContent Rating
E
Franchises
Donkey Kong, Mario
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Game & Watch Collection is a compilation cartridge featuring three of Nintendo's Multi-Screen Game & Watch games. Not available for purchase, this game could only be obtained in Japan, North America and Australia, by buying it with points included with Nintendo games and systems. The included games are: Oil Panic, Donkey Kong and Green House.
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Nintendo DSDevelopers
NintendoRelease Date
July 27, 2006 (19 years ago)Publishers
NintendoContent Rating
E
Franchises
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