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Long Lost Self-Deleting Pokémon Fishing Game For Nintendo DS Resurfaces 20 Years Later

PokéPark: Fishing Rally was only available at a Japanese theme park in 2005, with one collector now boasting what's believed to be the lone playable hard copy

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KotakuLean L·1h ago
Long Lost Self-Deleting Pokémon Fishing Game For Nintendo DS Resurfaces 20 Years Later
PokéPark: Fishing Rally was only available at a Japanese theme park in 2005, with one collector now boasting what's believed to be the lone playable hard copy
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