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Bound High!

Bound High! is an unreleased action-puzzle video game developed and published by Japan System Supply for the Virtual Boy. It was planned to be released in 1996 in Japan and in North America by Nintendo. In the game, players take control of a transforming robot named Chalvo through a series of levels riddled with hazardous obstacles to avoid across…

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Composer
Takaaki Oka
Designer
Hideyuki Nakanishi
Developer
Japan System Supply
Genres
Action, puzzle
Mode
Single-player
Platform
Virtual Boy

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Bound High!

Nodes41
Edges40
Triples69
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
Components1

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Bound High!

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related to Reception and legacy · 25
Bound High! → After, Bound High, Chalvo, February, Game Boy, Hideyuki Nakanishi, Hiroshi Yamauchi, In, Japan System Supply, Jeremy Parish, John Szczepaniak, Nintendo, Nintendo Power, No, Prior, Retronauts, Shoshinkai, SNES Classic, Star Fox, They
related to history · 20
Bound High! → August, Bound High, Chameleon Twist, E3, February, Hideyuki Nakanishi, Intelligent Systems' Dragon Hopper, It, Japan, Japan System Supply, More, Nakanishi, Nakanishi's, Nintendo, One, Shoshinkai, Takaaki Oka, This, United States, Virtual Boy
related to Gameplay · 14
Bound High! → Adventure, Bound High, Chalvo, Cushion, Earth, Falling, If, On, Pocket, Power-ups, Random Game, Score Attack, The, Upon
Publishers · 2
Bound High! → JP: Japan System Supply, NA: Nintendo
Composer · 1
Bound High! → Takaaki Oka
Designer · 1
Bound High! → Hideyuki Nakanishi
Developer · 1
Bound High! → Japan System Supply
Genres · 1
Bound High! → Action, puzzle
Mode · 1
Bound High! → Single-player
Platform · 1
Bound High! → Virtual Boy

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game boy virtual high bound japan nakanishi nintendo players chalvo release system supply released hideyuki one 1996 enemies project first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bound High!ComposerTakaaki Oka1.00infobox
Bound High!DesignerHideyuki Nakanishi1.00infobox
Bound High!DeveloperJapan System Supply1.00infobox
Bound High!GenresAction, puzzle1.00infobox
Bound High!ModeSingle-player1.00infobox
Bound High!PlatformVirtual Boy1.00infobox
Bound High!PublishersJP: Japan System Supply1.00infobox
Bound High!PublishersNA: Nintendo1.00infobox
Bound High!ReleaseUnreleased1.00infobox
Bound High!is aunreleased action-puzzle video game developed and published by Japan System Supply for the Virtual Boy0.90text
Bound High!related to GameplayBound High0.60section
Bound High!related to GameplayChalvo0.60section

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