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Nintendo's first handheld gaming console was immensely popular among gamers, selling millions. Despite its grayscale color scheme, it still got support from developers and publishers.

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Space
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Space, the Final Frontier, the focal point and main location of space faring games, from Asteroids to the Mass Effect series.
New York City
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The city that never sleeps. Home to Times Square, Broadway, and the Empire State Building. It is the largest city in the United States.
Japan
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Japan is an island country located in Eastern Asia and the Western Pacific Ocean. In the video game industry, Japan has for a long time been one of the most important territories for the development and sale of video games.
Cave
18
A dark opening in a solid mass, like rock.
Underwater
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These games either take place in buildings or vehicles in underwater, have underwater swimming levels, or have significant plot points that deal with being underwater. Beware the perils of the deep.
The United States of America
15
The United States serves as the location or the back-story of countless video games. It also plays host to some of the largest game development studios and publishers in the world.
New York
13
New York is the third most populous state in the United States of America. In 1788, it became the eleventh state to join the Union.
Castle
13
A large building constructed of stone, used as a defensive structure. They usually date from the Middle Ages.
Desert
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The desert is a hot arid place where heroes go to hunt, and enemies go to die.
Jungle
11
"In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lions sleep tonight."
Chicago
11
From Guitar Hero to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Chicago has played an important role in gaming.
Los Angeles
10
A city in California. Also one of the real world locations in the game Rock Band.
Sewer
9
A network of underground tunnels designed for the disposal of waste.
Underground
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Underneath a planet's surface is considered to be underground, especially if it is near the top of the surface. Some of the games have you digging through the dirt.
Miami
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A city in southeastern Florida known for its beaches and large shopping districts.
Seattle
8
The Emerald City, Seattle, is the premier city of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle is home to many game development studios and is featured as the main locale in a number of games.
Mountains
8
A elevation of land rising to a height greater than 610 meters.
Ohio
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Ohio is the 17th state in the United States of America. It has the seventh highest population in the country.
Forest
7
A large densely wooded area.
Egypt
6
Country in the Northeast corner of Africa, it borders the Red and Mediterranean Sea. Famous for the Nile Delta, pyramids, and mummies.
Boston
6
Boston is New England's largest city and one of the most historic cities in America.
Stadium
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Stadium is a soccer (football) based map within SARPBC, consisting of a large rectangular shape and contains movable area behind each goal played much more like a hockey game.
The Sky
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The place up high with the clouds and the birds and so on, also the primary area to find helicopters.
North America
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The third-largest continent in the world.
Asia
6
Asia is the largest continent in the world, it spans from part of the Soviet Union all the way down to Indonesia. It goes from Japan to the Middle East.
Beach
5
Beaches are slopes of sand, gravel, or pebbles that lead down to the water of an ocean, sea, river, or lake.
Arizona
5
Postal Games take place here
China
5
From ancient fantasy to modern communism, China is one of the most frequently used locations in games. Series like Dynasty Warriors and Romance of the Three Kingdoms are all based in China. The capital city is Beijing, where the 2008 Summer Olympic Games was held.
Europe
5
Real world setting of many historical, or otherwise, war games.
Ship
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A ship is a nautical vessel that carries passengers or freight. Ships that are treated as actual locations as opposed to objects.

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