06-19-2020, 05:24 AM
Japan Is Getting A Medabot Collection On Nintendo Switch
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<p>In the wake of <strong>Pokémon’s</strong> astonishing success in Japan in 1996, many other developers attempted to ape the formula with their own RPG-style adventures. One of the more memorable was Imagineer’s <strong>Medabot</strong> (or <strong>“Medarot”</strong> as it’s known in Japan) series, which spawned a manga and anime and was focused on the construction of fighting robots. With the exception of <strong>Medarot Perfect Edition</strong> on the Bandai WonderSwan, all games in the series have been exclusive to Nintendo consoles.</p>
<p>Imagineer has announced that it is bringing together eight classic Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance titles from the series to the Nintendo Switch as part of the <strong>Medarot Classics Plus</strong> collection – and, just like the original game, this pack will be released in two flavours: Kabuto and Kuwagata.</p>
<p>The collection arrives on November 12th in Japan and will cost 4980 yen, plus tax. A special edition will also be available that includes both versions, memorial plates based on the box artwork and three soundtrack CDs. This version will cost 15180 yen.</p>
<p>While the series scored some minor success with western players back in the day, there’s currently no indication that Medarot Classics Plus will be launched outside of Japan, but if this changes will we let you know.</p>
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https://www.sickgaming.net/blog/2020/06/...do-switch/
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<p>In the wake of <strong>Pokémon’s</strong> astonishing success in Japan in 1996, many other developers attempted to ape the formula with their own RPG-style adventures. One of the more memorable was Imagineer’s <strong>Medabot</strong> (or <strong>“Medarot”</strong> as it’s known in Japan) series, which spawned a manga and anime and was focused on the construction of fighting robots. With the exception of <strong>Medarot Perfect Edition</strong> on the Bandai WonderSwan, all games in the series have been exclusive to Nintendo consoles.</p>
<p>Imagineer has announced that it is bringing together eight classic Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance titles from the series to the Nintendo Switch as part of the <strong>Medarot Classics Plus</strong> collection – and, just like the original game, this pack will be released in two flavours: Kabuto and Kuwagata.</p>
<p>The collection arrives on November 12th in Japan and will cost 4980 yen, plus tax. A special edition will also be available that includes both versions, memorial plates based on the box artwork and three soundtrack CDs. This version will cost 15180 yen.</p>
<p>While the series scored some minor success with western players back in the day, there’s currently no indication that Medarot Classics Plus will be launched outside of Japan, but if this changes will we let you know.</p>
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https://www.sickgaming.net/blog/2020/06/...do-switch/