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The '''Nintendo DS''', the fifth handheld video game console released by [[Nintendo]], was first released in 2004. It was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]], which was released in 2011.

...mbined and the added capability was utilized in games labeled as supported by the '''Sega CD 32X'''. ==Digital Sega CD games owned by WEC Museum==

'''''Balloon Fight''''' is a game by [[Nintendo Research & Development 1|Nintendo R&D1]]. It was the forty-third A person held by a balloon has to pop the balloons of other people while not getting their b

...own as the '''Atari Video Computer System''' and was sold in North America by [[Sears]] as '''Tele-Games Video Arcade'''. ...he '''Atari 2800''' in Japan. The Japanese model was sold in North America by [[Sears]] as the '''Tele-Games Video Arcade II'''. This model had a similar

...deo game]] for the [[Family Computer Disk System]] developed and published by [[Konami]]. [[Category: Physical items owned by WEC Museum]]

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...ero!! Pro Yakyū Hōmuran Kyōsō)''''' is a baseball [[video game]] developed by [[Jaleco]] and [[Tose]]. It is the first [[arcade]] game in the [[Bases Loa ...' is a [[Game Boy Color]] version published by [[Habit Soft]] and licensed by [[City Connection (company)|City Connection]].

...the '''VIC-1001''', and in Germany as the '''VC-20''', was a [[computer]] by [[Commodore Business Machines]]. The VIC-20 was the second computer by Commodore Business Machines. It was known as the VC-20 in Germany, because

...lly Rad (マジック・ジョン, "Magic John")''''' is an action platform [[video game]] by [[Aicom]]. ''Magic John'' was developed by [[Aicom]] and published by [[Jaleco]] for [[Family Computer]] in Japan on September 28, [[1990]].

...treet: Once Upon a Monster''''' is an educational adventure [[video game]] by [[Double Fine Productions]] for [[Kinect]] on [[Xbox 360]], based on the ed [[Category:Video games developed by Double Fine Productions]]

...7 Legends''''' was a [[video game]] developed by [[Eurocom]] and published by [[Activision]]. [[Category: Physical items owned by WEC Museum]]

It was developed by [[Polyphony Digital|Polys Entertainment]]. [[Category:Physical items not owned by WEC Museum]]

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...g game developed by the [[Double Fine Productions]] team, and was directed by [[Tasha Sounart]]. ...o fight epic battles against monsters. The group leader's sibling is taken by a monster from another realm called Repugnia, when mistaken for a piece of

...a Turtles III: The Manhattan Project''''' was a beat 'em up [[video game]] by [[Konami]]. [[Category: Items included in physical compilations owned by WEC Museum]]

The X68000 was released in March 1987, followed by the X68000 Ace and Ace-HD in March [[1988]], the X68000 Expert, X68000 Expe ...Expert II and X68000 Expert II-HD were released in March [[1990]] followed by the X68000 Pro II and X68000 Pro II-HD in April 1990.

''Sorcery Saga: Graduate Child of Flame'' was developed and published by [[Compile]] for [[PC Engine CD-ROM²]] in Japan on December 13, [[1996]]. [[Category: Physical items not owned by WEC Museum]]

'''''Sonic Superstars''''' is a [[video game]] released by [[Sega]] in [[2023]]. [[Category: Physical items owned by WEC Museum]]

...ail''''' is an educational strategy [[video game]] developed and published by the [[Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium]]. It was the fifth graphi [[Category: Physical items not owned by WEC Museum]]