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**This also applies to games within a preexisting universe. For example, ''Super Mario Galaxy'' is listed in all regions, preceding the debut of {{SSB4|Rosalina & Luma}} in ''Super Smash Bros. 4''. | **This also applies to games within a preexisting universe. For example, ''Super Mario Galaxy'' is listed in all regions, preceding the debut of {{SSB4|Rosalina & Luma}} in ''Super Smash Bros. 4''. | ||
*Because the Chronicle's precision for dates in non-Japanese versions is lower for older platforms, and games are ordered alphabetically when there is a tie, some games are ordered incorrectly relative to each other. | *Because the Chronicle's precision for dates in non-Japanese versions is lower for older platforms, and games are ordered alphabetically when there is a tie, some games are ordered incorrectly relative to each other. | ||
*The PAL Chronicle as a whole is based around the games' releases specifically in Europe, and may be in places inaccurate in regards to Australia; most notably, ''WarioWare: Twisted!'' actually saw a release in Australia on May 19, 2005, yet its release date is still listed as "Not released". | *The PAL Chronicle as a whole is based around the games' releases specifically in Europe, and may be in places inaccurate in regards to Australia; most notably, ''WarioWare: Twisted!'' actually saw a release in Australia on May 19, 2005, yet its release date is still listed as "Not released". | ||
*A sticker exists for the Game & Watch title ''Egg'', but no region has it listed on their Chronicle. However, the game that it is a re-skinned version of, ''Mickey Mouse'', is listed in all regions. | *A sticker exists for the Game & Watch title ''Egg'', but no region has it listed on their Chronicle. However, the game that it is a re-skinned version of, ''Mickey Mouse'', is listed in all regions. | ||
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*''Super Mario Bros. Deluxe'' is the only game listed in the Japanese list that was exclusive to the {{iw|wikipedia|Nintendo Power|cartridge}} service. | *''Super Mario Bros. Deluxe'' is the only game listed in the Japanese list that was exclusive to the {{iw|wikipedia|Nintendo Power|cartridge}} service. | ||
*The main character of ''怪人かいじんゾナー'', known in English as "Phantom Zona", was coincidentally referenced by name in the manga ''[[The Nintendo All-Stars Free-For-All! Smash Brothers]]''. | *The main character of ''怪人かいじんゾナー'', known in English as "Phantom Zona", was coincidentally referenced by name in the manga ''[[The Nintendo All-Stars Free-For-All! Smash Brothers]]''. | ||
*The SNES version of ''Tetris Attack'' is unlocked by obtaining the [[Lip's Stick]] trophy, despite ''Tetris Attack'' removing all elements of {{uv|Panel de Pon}}. | *The SNES version of ''Tetris Attack'' is unlocked by obtaining the [[Lip's Stick]] trophy, despite ''Tetris Attack'' removing all elements of {{uv|Panel de Pon}}. | ||
**Similarly, this error would [[List of SSB4 trophies (Others)|continue]] into the PAL release of {{forwiiu}} in the Lip's Stick trophy. | **Similarly, this error would [[List of SSB4 trophies (Others)|continue]] into the PAL release of {{forwiiu}} in the Lip's Stick trophy. | ||
*The [[Ray Mk III]] trophy unlocks ''Custom Robo GX'', despite the Ray Mk III not appearing in the series until ''Custom Robo Arena''. | *The [[Ray Mk III]] trophy unlocks ''Custom Robo GX'', despite the Ray Mk III not appearing in the series until ''Custom Robo Arena''. | ||
*The Perry trophy unlocks ''Pokémon Trozei'', despite Perry having no relation to the game at all. This seems to stem from the fact that both games were released on the same day in Japan (October 20th, 2005), and the wrong game was hidden. The error was fixed in the European version of the game. | *The Perry trophy unlocks ''Pokémon Trozei'', despite Perry having no relation to the game at all. This seems to stem from the fact that both games were released on the same day in Japan (October 20th, 2005), and the wrong game was hidden. The error was fixed in the European version of the game. | ||
*Several release dates for games in the Chronicle are incorrect. For example, the release date for ''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask'' in the Chronicle states that it released on 09/08/2000 in North America, when it actually released on 10/26/2000 in North America. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
