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Technical Bowling (テクニカルボーリング) is a medal game released by Sega
References
| Games in the Kid's Medal series |
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| Technical Bowling (1998) | Microman Battle Charge (1999) | Challenge Golf (1999) | Sky Challenger (2000) | Hashire! Patocar (2001) | Ganbare! Hamster (2002) | Slot Battler (2002) | Soreike! Shiyouboutai (2002) | Iruka no Basket (2003) | Tairyou Dai-chan (2003) |