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Page 1 of the instruction booklet reads: "''Thank you for the selecting the Wario Land™ Game Pak for the Nintendo® Virtual Boy™ System.''" ''Nintendo Power'' Volume 79 also refers to it as "''Wario Land''" as a feature, and so do the game's commercial and promotion videos. Is the North American name of the game actually just supposed to be ''Wario Land''? The logo reads ''Virtual Boy Wario Land'', but this situation wouldn't be much different from the name "''Game Boy Donkey Kong''" appearing on the [[:File:DKGBJapanBox.jpg|original box]] and [[:File:Donkey_Kong_Super_Game_Boy_Screen_1.png|title screen]], yet we still refer to that game as "''Donkey Kong (Game Boy)''". The Japanese version of the game is definitely called ''Virtual Boy Wario Land'' (in fact, it uses that title on the equivalent page of the Japanese manual, with no subtitle), so that name may have popped up in places like the ''Nintendo Power'' Volume 78 preview and the direct translation used in the ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' Chronicle (made after the point where {{wp|Talk:Virtual Boy Wario Land|Wikipedia}} and online sources popularized it). The Nintendo lot check process is usually fairly strict about this, so the logo reading "''Virtual Boy Wario Land''" may be due to the regional releases of the game itself being identical (possibly a cost-cutting measure for an unproven platform similar to what happened with ''Robot Gyro'' / ''Gyromite'' and ''Robot Block'' / ''Stack-Up''). Thoughts? [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 23:55, June 4, 2019 (EDT)
Page 1 of the instruction booklet reads: "''Thank you for the selecting the Wario Land™ Game Pak for the Nintendo® Virtual Boy™ System.''" ''Nintendo Power'' Volume 79 also refers to it as "''Wario Land''" as a feature, and so do the game's commercial and promotion videos. Is the North American name of the game actually just supposed to be ''Wario Land''? The logo reads ''Virtual Boy Wario Land'', but this situation wouldn't be much different from the name "''Game Boy Donkey Kong''" appearing on the [[:File:DKGBJapanBox.jpg|original box]] and [[:File:Donkey_Kong_Super_Game_Boy_Screen_1.png|title screen]], yet we still refer to that game as "''Donkey Kong (Game Boy)''". The Japanese version of the game is definitely called ''Virtual Boy Wario Land'' (in fact, it uses that title on the equivalent page of the Japanese manual, with no subtitle), so that name may have popped up in places like the ''Nintendo Power'' Volume 78 preview and the direct translation used in the ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' Chronicle (made after the point where {{wp|Talk:Virtual Boy Wario Land|Wikipedia}} and online sources popularized it). The Nintendo lot check process is usually fairly strict about this, so the logo reading "''Virtual Boy Wario Land''" may be due to the regional releases of the game itself being identical (possibly a cost-cutting measure for an unproven platform similar to what happened with ''Robot Gyro'' / ''Gyromite'' and ''Robot Block'' / ''Stack-Up''). Thoughts? [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 23:55, June 4, 2019 (EDT)


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