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*[http://www.n2elite.com/ N2 Elite] (formerly Amiiqo): A commercial kit consisting of a little puck capable of emulating multiple tags, selected sequentially at the push of a button, and optionally of a USB NFC adapter.
 
*[http://www.n2elite.com/ N2 Elite] (formerly Amiiqo): A commercial kit consisting of a little puck capable of emulating multiple tags, selected sequentially at the push of a button, and optionally of a USB NFC adapter.
  
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==Game Boy Advance Figurines==
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Some Japanese-exclusive game series on the GBA offered peripherals mandatory to game progression. The gameplay was similar to Pokemon, and used figurines not unlike Skylanders before their day. There were two series, each with their figurines that only work across their respective franchise:
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* '''Bouken Yuuki Pluster World:''' Plust Gate/EX/Pluston GP
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* '''Legendz:''' Island of Ordeal/Sign of Nekuromu
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===Emulation===
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None to speak of, though in the case of the Legendz series, the scene dumpers made a patch that spoofs the figurine reading code to trick it into believing a successful reading of the first figurine registered everytime it's prompting a read. This makes initial progression possible on emulators.
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