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Grandia: Digital Museum

Grandia: Digital Museum (1998)

by Game Arts

Genres:Adventure

Story:Grandia: Digital Museum is one of the three spin-off entries in the Grandia series (the others being Grandia: Parallel Trippers and Grandia Xtreme) and is only available for the Sega Saturn in Japan.

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