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	<game>
		<path>./Ultraman - Hikari no Kuni no Shisha (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Ultraman: Hikari no Kuni no Shisha</name>
		<desc>Ultraman: Hikari no Kuni no Shisha is an Action game, developed by Tom Create and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Ultraman - Hikari no Kuni no Shisha (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Ultraman - Hikari no Kuni no Shisha (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010621T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Tom Create</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Fighting</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Wild Card (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Wild Card</name>
		<desc>Wild Card is a Role-Playing game, developed and published by SquareSoft, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Wild Card (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Wild Card (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010329T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Squaresoft</developer>
		<publisher>Squaresoft</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./With You Mitsumete Itai (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>With You: Mitsumete Itai</name>
		<desc>With You: Mitsumete Itai is an Adventure game, developed by Shall Luck Plus and published by Cocktail Soft, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/With You Mitsumete Itai (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/With You Mitsumete Itai (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010125T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Shall Luck Plus</developer>
		<publisher>Cocktail Soft</publisher>
		<genre>Adventure</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./X Card of Fate (TV Animation X) (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>X: Card of Fate</name>
		<desc>X: Card of Fate is a Strategy game, developed by Access and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2002.</desc>
		<image>./images/X Card of Fate (TV Animation X) (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/X Card of Fate (TV Animation X) (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20020627T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Bandai Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<players>2</players>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Yakusoku no Chi Riviera (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Riviera: Yakusoku no Chi Riviera</name>
		<desc>Riviera: Yakusoku no Chi Riviera is a Role-Playing game, developed by Sting and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2002.</desc>
		<image>./images/Yakusoku no Chi Riviera (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Yakusoku no Chi Riviera (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20020712T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Sting Entertainment</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Guilty Gear Petit (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Guilty Gear Petit</name>
		<desc>Guilty Gear Petit (ギルティギア プチ Giruti Gia Puchi?) is the first handheld version of the Guilty Gear series released. It is followed by the sequel Guilty Gear Petit 2. Much like Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix, it depicts the Guilty Gear characters in a super deformed style. It is also notable for the inclusion of the character Fanny, who appears only in the two Guilty Gear Petit games. The game has seven playable characters, six of which are from other Guilty Gear series games. The game was only released in Japan.</desc>
		<image>./images/Guilty Gear Petit (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Guilty Gear Petit (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010125T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Arc System Works Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Sammy Corporation</publisher>
		<genre>Fighting</genre>
		<players>2</players>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Dark Eyes - Battle Gate (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Dark Eyes: BattleGate</name>
		<desc>Dark Eyes: BattleGate is a Strategy game, developed by NexTech and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Dark Eyes - Battle Gate (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Dark Eyes - Battle Gate (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010315T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Nextech</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Digimon Tamers - Brave Tamer (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer</name>
		<desc>Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer is a Role-Playing game, published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Digimon Tamers - Brave Tamer (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Digimon Tamers - Brave Tamer (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20011229T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Bandai Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Dokodemo Hamster 3 - O Dekake Saffron (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Dokodemo Hamster 3: O Dekake Safuran</name>
		<desc>Dokodemo Hamster 3 is a Strategy game, developed and published by Bec, which was released in Japan in 2000.</desc>
		<image>./images/Dokodemo Hamster 3 - O Dekake Saffron (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Dokodemo Hamster 3 - O Dekake Saffron (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20001214T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>BEC Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>BEC Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Uchuu Senkan Yamato (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Uchuu Senkan Yamato</name>
		<desc>Uchuu Senkan Yamato is a Strategy game, developed by Tom Create and published by Bandai Visual, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Uchuu Senkan Yamato (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Uchuu Senkan Yamato (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010208T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Tom Create</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Visual</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Super Robot Taisen Compact 3 (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Super Robot Taisen Compact 3</name>
		<desc>Super Robot Taisen Compact 3 is a Strategy game, developed and published by Banpresto, which was released in Japan in 2003.</desc>
		<image>./images/Super Robot Taisen Compact 3 (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Super Robot Taisen Compact 3 (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20030717T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Banpresto Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Banpresto Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Final Fantasy II (J) [T+Eng097_RPGOne].wsc</path>
		<name>Final Fantasy II</name>
		<desc>FINAL FANTASY II is highly anticipated follow-up to the original FINAL FANTASY, released in Japan in 1988. The game features the bitter and beautiful tale of four war-orphaned heroes who become embroiled in a conflict between the hostile Empire of Palamecia and the rebel resistance. By eschewing conventional leveling for a proficiency system that allows players to tailor their characters' growth and incorporating a key term memory system that makes dialogue integral to gameplay, this game sparked the spirit of innovation for which the series has become known. This release also contains the bonus dungeons added to later editions of the game--the Soul of Rebirth and the Arcane Labyrinth.</desc>
		<image>./images/Final Fantasy II (J) [T+Eng097_RPGOne]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Final Fantasy II (J) [T+Eng097_RPGOne]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010502T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Squaresoft</developer>
		<publisher>Squaresoft</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Final Lap Special (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Final Lap Special: GT &amp; Formula Machine</name>
		<desc>Final Lap Special: GT &amp; Formula Machine is a Racing game, developed by Soft Machine and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Final Lap Special (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Final Lap Special (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20011115T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Soft Machine</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Racing</genre>
		<players>2</players>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Flash - Koibito Kun (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Flash Koibito-Kun</name>
		<desc>Flash Koibito-Kun is a Puzzle game, developed by Koto and published by Koubunsha, which was released in Japan in 2000.</desc>
		<image>./images/Flash - Koibito Kun (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Flash - Koibito Kun (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20001228T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Koto</developer>
		<publisher>Kobunsha</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Front Mission (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Front Mission</name>
		<desc>Discover the origins of the Front Mission series in this explosive handheld saga that was never before localized for North America. Reborn exclusively on the Nintendo DS, Front Mission introduces exciting new features, such as dual screen presentation and multiplayer modes, that update the classic that gave birth to seven beloved sequels. Using Touch Screen functionality, players command a squad of customizable mechs known as wanzers and direct them through turn-based skirmishes across the battlefields of the 21st century.</desc>
		<image>./images/Front Mission (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Front Mission (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20020712T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Squaresoft</developer>
		<publisher>Squaresoft</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<players>2</players>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Gensou Maden Saiyuuki Retribution (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Gensou Maden Saiyuuki Retribution: Hi no Ataru Basho De</name>
		<desc>Gensou Maden Saiyuuki Retribution: Hi no Ataru Basho De is a Role-Playing game, developed by PicPac-Airreal and published by Mubik, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Gensou Maden Saiyuuki Retribution (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Gensou Maden Saiyuuki Retribution (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010607T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>PicPac-Airreal</developer>
		<publisher>Mubik</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Golden Axe (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Golden Axe</name>
		<desc>The residents of the once-peaceful city of Yuria have lost the legendary Golden Axe - the very thing that had shielded them from evil for so long. It is now in the hands of the unscrupulous titan, Death-Adder. Tarik, the seasoned warrior whose skill with his giant sword is both praised and feared throughout the land, has come forth to try and wrest the Axe from the grasp of the black-hearted warlord. Help Tarik to battle the many types of bandits that Death-Adder has amassed to protect himself. Using the sword, and certain very special magical powers, guide Tarik through the gauntlet of bandits to Death-Adder's castle! He'll be waiting there for you, and he's terribly reluctant to give up the Golden Axe! Are you brave enough to bring back the Axe, and thus restore tranquility to Yuria, or will you wind up just another victim of the evil warlord?</desc>
		<image>./images/Golden Axe (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Golden Axe (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20020228T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Bandai Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Action</genre>
		<players>2</players>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Guilty Gear Petit 2 (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Guilty Gear Petit 2</name>
		<desc>Guilty Gear Petit 2 is an Action game, developed by Arc System Works and published by Sammy Studios, which was released in Japan in 2001.

The game has 13 regular characters and 6 secret characters (Testament, Venom), and four "Golden" characters (GGMillia, GGKy, GGSol, and GGMay).</desc>
		<image>./images/Guilty Gear Petit 2 (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Guilty Gear Petit 2 (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010927T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Arc System Works Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Sammy Corporation</publisher>
		<genre>Fighting</genre>
		<players>2</players>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Dragonball (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Dragon Ball</name>
		<desc>Follow the adventures of Son Goku and have your take on the familiar story of the young hero fighting his way through situations from all 16 chapters of the Dragon Ball saga. Battery back-up allows you to save the progress of your adventure!</desc>
		<image>./images/Dragonball (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Dragonball (J)-thumb.png</thumbnail>
		<rating>0</rating>
		<releasedate>20031120T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Tose Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Final Fantasy 4 (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Final Fantasy</name>
		<desc>An evil shroud covers the world in darkness. You must restore the powers of earth, wind, fire and water to the Four Orbs. Create your own band of 4 Light Warriors from fighters, thieves, martial artists, and magicians. You'll need all their skills to triumph in this massive role-playing adventure. Your treaterous journey takes you to all parts of a strange new world. Explore dangerous castles and dark caverns where dadly perils and great rewards, await at every turn. Hundreds of ferocious monsters block your path. With patience, skill, and cunning, you can defeat them.</desc>
		<image>./images/Final Fantasy 4 (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Final Fantasy 4 (J) [!]-thumb.png</thumbnail>
		<rating>0</rating>
		<releasedate>20001209T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Squaresoft</developer>
		<publisher>Squaresoft</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./GunPey Ex (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>GunPey Ex (J)</name>
		<image>./images/GunPey Ex (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./hanjyuku hero - aah sekai yo hanjuku nare (j) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>hanjyuku hero - aah sekai yo hanjuku nare (j)</name>
		<image>./images/hanjyuku hero - aah sekai yo hanjuku nare (j) [!]-image.jpg</image>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Arc The Lad - Kijin Fukkatsu (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Arc the Lad: Kijin Fukkatsu</name>
		<desc>Arc the Lad: Kijin Fukkatsu (Arc the Lad: Resurrection of the Machine God) is a Wonderswan Color game developed by Bandai and released in 2002 in Japan. Set after the main series, this game features similar combat and gameplay to the previous installments. Elc, from Arc the Lad II, returns as the main character as he discovers a girl sent from the past to his time because of a hostile robot takeover. Finia, the girl, Elc, and several of his friends return once again to save humanity.</desc>
		<image>./images/Arc The Lad - Kijin Fukkatsu (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Arc The Lad - Kijin Fukkatsu (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20020704T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Tose Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T034644</lastplayed>
		<gametime>37</gametime>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Digimon Digital Monsters for WonderSwanColor (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Digimon Digital Monsters for WonderSwanColor (J) [!]</name>
		<image>./images/Digimon Digital Monsters for WonderSwanColor (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<rating>0</rating>
		<releasedate>19691231T180000</releasedate>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T034738</lastplayed>
		<md5>52b643d1564b4e093e786e670aa30582</md5>
		<gametime>25</gametime>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Digimon Tamers - Digimon Medley (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Digimon Tamers: Digimon Medley</name>
		<desc>Digimon Tamers: Digimon Medley is a Role-Playing game, developed by Shade and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Digimon Tamers - Digimon Medley (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Digimon Tamers - Digimon Medley (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010712T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Shade, Inc.</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T034510</lastplayed>
		<gametime>76</gametime>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Final Fantasy (J) [T+Eng0.91_Kalas].wsc</path>
		<name>Final Fantasy</name>
		<desc>An evil shroud covers the world in darkness. You must restore the powers of earth, wind, fire and water to the Four Orbs. Create your own band of 4 Light Warriors from fighters, thieves, martial artists, and magicians. You'll need all their skills to triumph in this massive role-playing adventure. Your treaterous journey takes you to all parts of a strange new world. Explore dangerous castles and dark caverns where dadly perils and great rewards, await at every turn. Hundreds of ferocious monsters block your path. With patience, skill, and cunning, you can defeat them.</desc>
		<image>./images/Final Fantasy (J) [T+Eng91_Kalas]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Final Fantasy (J) [T+Eng0.91_Kalas]-thumb.png</thumbnail>
		<rating>0</rating>
		<releasedate>20001209T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Squaresoft</developer>
		<publisher>Squaresoft</publisher>
		<genre>Role-Playing</genre>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T034542</lastplayed>
		<gametime>21</gametime>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Last Alive (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Last Alive</name>
		<desc>Last Alive is an Adventure game, developed and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Last Alive (J)-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Last Alive (J)-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20010726T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Bandai Co., Ltd.</developer>
		<publisher>Bandai Co., Ltd.</publisher>
		<genre>Adventure</genre>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T034826</lastplayed>
		<gametime>19</gametime>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Rockman EXE N1 Battle SWJ-CPCC01 (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Rockman EXE N1 Battle SWJ-CPCC01 (J)</name>
		<playcount>2</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T035325</lastplayed>
		<gametime>194</gametime>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Rockman EXE WS (J).wsc</path>
		<name>Rockman EXE WS (J)</name>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T034901</lastplayed>
		<gametime>22</gametime>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Star Hearts (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Star Hearts (J) [!]</name>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T035008</lastplayed>
		<gametime>12</gametime>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Trump Collection 2 (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Trump Collection 2 (J) [!]</name>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T035034</lastplayed>
		<gametime>19</gametime>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./from tv animation - one piece - niji no shima densetsu (j)[!].wsc</path>
		<name>from tv animation - one piece - niji no shima densetsu (j)[!]</name>
		<image>./images/from tv animation - one piece - niji no shima densetsu (j)[!]-image.jpg</image>
		<rating>0</rating>
		<releasedate>19691231T180000</releasedate>
		<playcount>1</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20130119T044234</lastplayed>
		<md5>547501367ccf6262a70d0030e68cc75e</md5>
		<gametime>44</gametime>
	</game>
	<game>
		<path>./Alchemist Marie &amp; Elie - Futari no Atelier (J) [!].wsc</path>
		<name>Alchemist Marie &amp; Elie: Futari no Atelier</name>
		<desc>Alchemist Marie &amp; Elie: Futari no Atelier is a Strategy game, developed by Gust and published by E3 Staff, which was released in Japan in 2001.</desc>
		<image>./images/Alchemist Marie &amp; Elie - Futari no Atelier (J) [!]-image.jpg</image>
		<thumbnail>./images/Alchemist Marie &amp; Elie - Futari no Atelier (J) [!]-thumb.jpg</thumbnail>
		<releasedate>20011025T000000</releasedate>
		<developer>Gust</developer>
		<publisher>E3 Staff</publisher>
		<genre>Strategy</genre>
		<playcount>3</playcount>
		<lastplayed>20170805T070251</lastplayed>
		<gametime>91</gametime>
		<lang>jp</lang>
		<region>jp</region>
	</game>
</gameList>
