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Physical Contact: Speed
Collavier Corporation
July 26, 2017
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Puzzle, Simulator, Strategy, Card & Board GameDevelopers
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July 26, 2017 (7 years and 9 months ago)Publishers
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It is a game series where two people can play against one device. If you play with your body in close contact, the match will be more fun. Any two partners, including parents, friends, lover, etc, are suitable. Because it is simple and rules that everyone knows, you can start the game immediately on the spot.
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Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo SwitchDevelopers
Collavier CorporationRelease Date
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