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* MonitorEqualsComputer: Ando's face is on a computer screen and it's clear that Ando's "brain" is the back part of the screen behind the face.
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Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFi=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFi=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them the game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFI=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFI=] [=WiFi=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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* StairwayToHeaven: In the "Climbing Kensaku Stairs" game the players build a stairway into the sky by choosing words from a list which adds more steps to the stairs depending how many search results to word has.
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''And-Kensaku'' is a party game developed by Creator/{{Nintendo}} and Shift Games in direct collaboration with Creator/{{Google}} and is a video game all about Search Result. Yes, Search Results!
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''And-Kensaku'' is a party game developed by Creator/{{Nintendo}} and Shift Games in direct collaboration with Creator/{{Google}} and is a video game all about Search Result.Results. Yes, Search Results!
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Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFI=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperMashBrosUltimate''.
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Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFI=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperMashBrosUltimate''.
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* WireDilema: In the "Bakudan Survival" game, players see a list of words each attached to boxes that represent different fuses attached to a bomb. All but the correct fuse, the one with the lowest number of search results at the present moment, will explode the bomb.
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* WireDilema: WireDilemma: In the "Bakudan Survival" game, players see a list of words each attached to boxes that represent different fuses attached to a bomb. All but the correct fuse, the one with the lowest number of search results at the present moment, will explode the bomb.
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''And-Kensaku'' is a party game developed by Creator/{{Nintendo}} and Shift Games in direct collaboration with Creator/{{Google}} and is a video game all about Search Result. Yes, Search Results!
The game is a collection of 14 minigames all of which revolve around the idea of collecting simple search results and predicting which term currently has the most searches. The collection of games is hosted by a robot named Ando Kensaku.
Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFI=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperMashBrosUltimate''.
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!TropesFoundInTheGame:
* MinigameGame: The game has 14 different modes all of which involve the use of Google Search results for simple words.
* TechDemoGame: Shift developed this game because they wanted to develop a video game that wrapped around something mundane, such as Internet searches.
* WireDilema: In the "Bakudan Survival" game, players see a list of words each attached to boxes that represent different fuses attached to a bomb. All but the correct fuse, the one with the lowest number of search results at the present moment, will explode the bomb.
The game is a collection of 14 minigames all of which revolve around the idea of collecting simple search results and predicting which term currently has the most searches. The collection of games is hosted by a robot named Ando Kensaku.
Needless to say, with the general idea of the game itself along with the fact that the game's have a lottery element to them because of the nature of search results, the game [[NoExportForYou never left Japan]]. The game has been officially defunct since the discontinuation of Nintendo [=WiFI=] Connection services in 2012 but fan servers have brought them game back online and still able to use real Google search results. In addition, [[MarthDebutedInSmashBros Ando Kensaku appeared as a Spirit]] in ''VideoGame/SuperMashBrosUltimate''.
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!TropesFoundInTheGame:
* MinigameGame: The game has 14 different modes all of which involve the use of Google Search results for simple words.
* TechDemoGame: Shift developed this game because they wanted to develop a video game that wrapped around something mundane, such as Internet searches.
* WireDilema: In the "Bakudan Survival" game, players see a list of words each attached to boxes that represent different fuses attached to a bomb. All but the correct fuse, the one with the lowest number of search results at the present moment, will explode the bomb.
