G-Mode Archives: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 08:41, 23 April 2024
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| G-Mode Archives | |
| Developer | G-Mode, various |
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| Publisher | G-Mode |
| Platforms | Nintendo Switch, Windows |
| Released | April 16, 2020 - present |
| Added to Museum |
As shown below |
G-Mode Archives (ジー・モードアーカイブス, Jī-Mōdo Akaibusu) is a series of emulated BREW, DoJa, and Java ME feature phone video games licensed by and released by G-Mode.
G-Mode Archives games are available on Nintendo Switch. Some are also available for Windows. These games were originally developed or published by G-Mode.
Like the G-Mode Archives releases, G-Mode Archives+ (ジー・モードアーカイブス+, Jī-Mōdo Akaibusu+) games are all available on Nintendo Switch and some are also available on Windows. These games were originally developed and published by third-party companies.
