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The '''Nintendo Power''' cartridge system (not to be confused with the official American Nintendo magazine, Nintendo Power) was a Japanese service that allowed people to download games onto blank [[Super Nintendo]] or [[Game Boy]] cartridges. The service lasted from 1997 to 2007 and was available at a Japanese chain of convenience stored called Loppis. Some games were only available as Nintendo Power downloads while others were also available as a cartridge.
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The '''Nintendo Power''' cartridge system (not to be confused with the official American Nintendo magazine, Nintendo Power) was a Japanese service that allowed people to download games onto blank [[Super Nintendo]] or [[Game Boy]] cartridges. The service lasted from 1997 to 2007 and was available at a Japanese chain of convenience stored called Lawson. Some games were only available as Nintendo Power downloads while others were also available as a cartridge.
  
 
===List of Nintendo Games available through Nintendo Power===
 
===List of Nintendo Games available through Nintendo Power===
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*''[[Power Soukoban]]
 
*''[[Power Soukoban]]
 
*''[[Radar Mission]]''
 
*''[[Radar Mission]]''
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*''[[Shin Oni Ga Shima]]''
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*''[[Shin Onigashima]]''
 
*''[[SimCity]]''
 
*''[[SimCity]]''
 
*''[[Solar Striker]]''
 
*''[[Solar Striker]]''

Latest revision as of 13:48, 10 January 2010

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The Nintendo Power cartridge system (not to be confused with the official American Nintendo magazine, Nintendo Power) was a Japanese service that allowed people to download games onto blank Super Nintendo or Game Boy cartridges. The service lasted from 1997 to 2007 and was available at a Japanese chain of convenience stored called Lawson. Some games were only available as Nintendo Power downloads while others were also available as a cartridge.

List of Nintendo Games available through Nintendo Power[edit]

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