Sword of Hope II |
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Platform: Game Boy
Tags: RPG, First-Person, Fantasy Developer: Kemco AKA: Selection II: Ankoku no Fuuin (JP) |
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Sword of Hope Reviews: 1 Tags: RPG, First-Person, Fantasy Release Date: June, 1991 (North America) |
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Ayakashi no Shiro Reviews: 0 Tags: RPG, First-Person, Fantasy Release Date: May 25, 1990 (Japan) |
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