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Neon Genesis Evangelion: Digital Card Library

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A Sega Saturn fandisc built around collecting digital trading cards. Players clear nine short minigames, quizzes, and reflex challenges to unlock cards holding video clips, episode previews, artwork, and mini comics from the series.

Genre: Minigame collection / fandisc
Platform: Sega Saturn
Developer: Sega
Publisher: Sega
Release Year: 1997
Japan Release Date: 1997-09-25
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Gameplay

The disc centers on nine standalone minigames, including an Evangelion trivia quiz, a memory game built around the flashing lenses of Gendo's glasses, and a maze where Shinji has to fetch beer for Misato from vending machines. Beating them earns packs of digital cards toward a complete album.
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Content

Each unlocked card can hold a short video clip, a next episode preview, a photo of merchandise, an original mini comic, or occasionally another minigame. The collecting hook, rather than any story, is the point of the package.
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Development and Release

Sega developed and published the disc for Sega Saturn in Japan on September 25, 1997. Later retrospectives rank it as the least essential of the Saturn era Evangelion releases, since its card browsing novelty aged quickly once fans could find the same clips and art online.
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