Medarot 4: Kabuto Version
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Medarot
(last 3 games)
Medarot Classics Plus collects together eight different games in the Medarot (aka Medabots) series. This edition includes all five of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color games from the 3DS compilation and adds three extra Game Boy Advance games. All of the original games in this compilation were originally released in two different versions; this compilation features the Kabuto Version variants of each included game. The included games are: - Medarot - Medarot 2 - Medarot 3 - Medarot 4 - Medarot 5: Susutake Mura no Tenkousei - Medarot Navi - Medarot G - Medarot Two: CORE
Medarot Classics Plus collects together eight different games in the Medarot (aka Medabots) series. This edition includes all five of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color games from the 3DS compilation and adds three extra Game Boy Advance games. All of the original games in this compilation were originally released in two different versions; this compilation features the Kuwagata Version variants of each included game. The included games are: - Medarot - Medarot 2 - Medarot 3 - Medarot 4 - Medarot 5: Susutake Mura no Tenkousei - Medarot Navi - Medarot G - Medarot Two: CORE
Part of franchise:
Medabots
(last 3 games)
Medarot Classics Plus collects together eight different games in the Medarot (aka Medabots) series. This edition includes all five of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color games from the 3DS compilation and adds three extra Game Boy Advance games. All of the original games in this compilation were originally released in two different versions; this compilation features the Kuwagata Version variants of each included game. The included games are: - Medarot - Medarot 2 - Medarot 3 - Medarot 4 - Medarot 5: Susutake Mura no Tenkousei - Medarot Navi - Medarot G - Medarot Two: CORE
Medarot Classics Plus collects together eight different games in the Medarot (aka Medabots) series. This edition includes all five of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color games from the 3DS compilation and adds three extra Game Boy Advance games. All of the original games in this compilation were originally released in two different versions; this compilation features the Kabuto Version variants of each included game. The included games are: - Medarot - Medarot 2 - Medarot 3 - Medarot 4 - Medarot 5: Susutake Mura no Tenkousei - Medarot Navi - Medarot G - Medarot Two: CORE
Medarot Classics collects together five different games in the Medarot (aka Medabots) series for the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. All of the original games in this compilation were originally released in two different versions; this compilation features the Kabuto Version variants of each included game. The included games are: - Medarot - Medarot 2 - Medarot 3 - Medarot 4 - Medarot 5: Susutake Mura no Tenkousei
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The ninth numbered installment of the Medabots/Medarot series.
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