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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Collection

Game

Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Collection is a 1994 PC Engine Super CD-ROM minigame anthology from TamTam and Banpresto. Five short games, each paired with a different Inner Senshi, package quizzes, memory tests, and reflex challenges.

Genre: Minigame collection
Platform: TurboGrafx-CD
Developer: TamTam
Publisher: Banpresto
Release Year: 1994
Japan Release Date: 1994-11-25
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Gameplay

The disc packages five separate minigames, each set against a different Sailor Senshi. Sailor Moon hosts a flag-raising game where players follow spoken directions; Sailor Mercury runs a trivia quiz; Sailor Mars leads a Simon-style memory game with sequences that grow longer each round; Sailor Venus offers a straightforward rock-paper-scissors match; and Sailor Jupiter appears in a balance-breaking punching contest where players try to knock her off a podium.
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Release

Banpresto published the disc in Japan on November 25, 1994, for the PC Engine's Super CD-ROM² format, known in North America as the TurboGrafx-CD. TamTam developed it, and like most licensed PC Engine CD titles of the period, it leans on animated cutscenes and CD audio to dress up its minigames. It never left Japan.
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Series Context

The Collection shares its platform with an earlier, unrelated 1994 Banpresto release simply titled Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon, an adventure-style digital comic set between the Makai Tree and Black Moon story arcs. Where that title plays as a visual novel, the Collection trades narrative for a rotation of quick, arcade-style minigames.
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