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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Sailor Stars

Game

Subtitled Tokimeki Party, this is a 1996 Sega Pico edutainment release from Bandai tied to the Sailor Stars anime season, mixing a board game mode with a set of ten simple mini-games spread across the cartridge's pages.

Genre: Edutainment
Platform: Sega Pico
Developer: Bandai
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 1996
Japan Release Date: 1996-08-09
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Gameplay

The title screen offers two modes. Sugoroku is a board game where the player picks one of the five Inner Guardians, rolls a die, and moves that many spaces. The Game mode lets players flip through the cartridge's pages to access ten total mini-games, including a memory match, two shooting games (one against Sailor Iron Mouse), a musical chairs game, a cloud platformer, a maze, a catching game, an eating game, and an object recognition game.
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Story Context

The game is set during the Sailor Stars season and lets players control the five Inner Senshi in its board mode, tying its activities loosely to the anime's cast rather than following its plot directly.
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Release

Bandai developed and published the game exclusively for the Japanese market on Sega Pico in August 1996, continuing the yearly pattern of Sailor Moon themed Pico software that had already covered the S and SuperS seasons.
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