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Play Monopoly (Japan) on gbc Online

Monopoly but pocket-sized—trade properties in yen, outsmart weirdly stubborn AI opponents, and watch them blow all their cash on the worst deals. Perfect for slowly crushing pixelated rivals during your commute.

Developer: Tose
Genre: Board Game
Released: 1999
File size: 169 bytes
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Game Overview

Monopoly on the Game Boy Color is exactly what it sounds like—classic property-buying chaos, but portable. The Japan version keeps the same ruthless capitalism vibe, just with yen instead of dollars. At first, I thought it'd feel cramped on the tiny screen, but it actually works surprisingly well once you get used to the menus.

It’s got the usual house rules (free parking jackpot, anyone?), though I still argue that auctions are the only way to play properly. The AI opponents are… let’s say "aggressively mediocre"—they’ll randomly refuse trades or overpay for Baltic Avenue like they’ve got a personal grudge against you. Still, it’s weirdly satisfying to bankrupt a pixelated businessman while waiting for the bus.

If you’ve got nostalgia for the GBC or just want Monopoly without losing physical pieces under the couch, this one’s a solid time-waster.

Game Boy Color
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