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'''''Gamera: Dream Battle''''' {{Nihongo|ガメラ ドリームバトル|Gamera Dorīmu Batoru}} is a [[1999]] [[Japan]]-only game released for the [[Sega]] Dreamcast's Visual Memory Unit (VMU), as a tie-in for the film ''[[Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris]]''. It comes packaged with a small figure of [[Gamera]], and was released on March 25, 1999. | '''''Gamera: Dream Battle''''' {{Nihongo|ガメラ ドリームバトル|Gamera Dorīmu Batoru}} is a [[1999]] [[Japan]]-only game released for the [[Sega]] Dreamcast's Visual Memory Unit (VMU), as a tie-in for the film ''[[Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris]]''. It comes packaged with a small figure of [[Gamera (Heisei Trilogy)|Gamera]], and was released on March 25, [[1999]]. | ||
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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
''Gamera: Dream Battle'' operates both like a virtual pet game similar to [[Bandai]]'s Tamagotchi, and as a tournament fighter with RPG-style battles. The player is able to select a monster and raise and train it, then enter it into a fighting tournament against other monsters. If the player also owns the game ''[[Mothra: Dream Battle]]'', released three months prior, they can allow monsters from both games to fight against each other | ''Gamera: Dream Battle'' operates both like a virtual pet game similar to [[Bandai]]'s Tamagotchi, and as a tournament fighter with RPG-style battles. The player is able to select a monster and raise and train it, then enter it into a fighting tournament against other monsters. If the player also owns the game ''[[Mothra: Dream Battle]]'', released three months prior, they can allow monsters from both games to fight against each other. | ||
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*''[[Mothra: Dream Battle]]'' and ''Gamera: Dream Battle'' were the only video games in which monsters from the ''[[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]]'' and ''[[Gamera (franchise)|Gamera]]'' series could fight for 24 years, until the ''[[GAMERA -Rebirth-]]'' collaboration event for ''[[Godzilla Battle Line]]'' in [[2023]]. | |||
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Gamera: Dream Battle (ガメラ ドリームバトル Gamera Dorīmu Batoru) is a 1999 Japan-only game released for the Sega Dreamcast's Visual Memory Unit (VMU), as a tie-in for the film Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris. It comes packaged with a small figure of Gamera, and was released on March 25, 1999.
Gameplay
Gamera: Dream Battle operates both like a virtual pet game similar to Bandai's Tamagotchi, and as a tournament fighter with RPG-style battles. The player is able to select a monster and raise and train it, then enter it into a fighting tournament against other monsters. If the player also owns the game Mothra: Dream Battle, released three months prior, they can allow monsters from both games to fight against each other.
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Trivia
- Mothra: Dream Battle and Gamera: Dream Battle were the only video games in which monsters from the Godzilla and Gamera series could fight for 24 years, until the GAMERA -Rebirth- collaboration event for Godzilla Battle Line in 2023.
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