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The Krion Conquest

The Krion Conquest

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Descr: The Krion Conquest, known in Japan as Magical Kids Doropie, or more simply Magical Doropie, is a side-scrolling action-adventure video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System, developed by Vic Tokai in 1990. Later, Genki Mobile ported the game to Japanese mobile phones. Wikipedia
Initial Release Date: December 14, 1990
Developer: Tokai Communications
Mode: Single-player video game
Publishers: Tokai Communications, Genki
Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System
Genres: Platform game, Action-adventure game

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