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The Kojima Game That Made You Play In The Sun
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Gameboy game Boktai has a small solar panel on the cartridge, and needs to be exposed to the sunlight in order to charge the in-game gun : r/interestingasfuck
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Just got this cartridge (Boktai 1) and when I load a saved game I get this error. Any tips on how to fix? : r/Gameboy
The Kojima Game That Made You Play In The Sun
Boktai 1 using 10 solar sensor levels instead of 8 · Issue #523 · mgba-emu/mgba · GitHub
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