Difference between revisions of "Wild River"
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| System(s): Medium-scale attraction | |||||
| Publisher: Sega | |||||
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| Genre: Simulation | |||||
| Number of players: 1-12 | |||||
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Wild River (ワイルドリバー)
History
Locations
- Shinjuku Joypolis
- Umeda Joypolis
- Dynalecx
- GameWorks Rio De Janeiro
- Fukuoka Joypolis
- Okayama Joypolis
- Kyoto Joypolis
- Tokyo Joypolis
- Sega World Wanguo
- Sega Arena Taichung
- Players Arena Shanghai