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''Sleep redirects here. For the feature, please see [[Sleep Mode]]. For the Pokémon game, please see [[Pokémon Sleep]].'' | ''Sleep redirects here. For the feature, please see [[Sleep Mode]]. For the Pokémon game, please see [[Pokémon Sleep]].'' | ||
| − | '''Black Out''', also known as '''Sleep''' is a cancelled [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] game. It would have supported the [[SNES Mouse]] similar to games such as [[Mario Paint]] and the later [[Mario & Wario]]. It was advertised in a flyer with the Japanese version of Mario Paint and planned for a November 1992 release, however the game never surfaced.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Dom_Auffret/status/1289834825608658944 Scan of the flyer by Dom Auffret on Twitter]</ref> | + | '''Black Out''', also known as '''Sleep''' is a cancelled [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] game. It would have supported the [[SNES Mouse]] similar to games such as [[Mario Paint]] and the later [[Mario & Wario]]. Elements in the game are also similar to [[Gumshoe]] and [[Yoshi Touch & Go]], where the player automatically moves forward but can be aided/enemies can be attacked from a distance. |
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Sleep redirects here. For the feature, please see Sleep Mode. For the Pokémon game, please see Pokémon Sleep.
Black Out, also known as Sleep is a cancelled Super Nintendo Entertainment System game. It would have supported the SNES Mouse similar to games such as Mario Paint and the later Mario & Wario. Elements in the game are also similar to Gumshoe and Yoshi Touch & Go, where the player automatically moves forward but can be aided/enemies can be attacked from a distance.
It was advertised in a flyer with the Japanese version of Mario Paint and planned for a November 1992 release, however the game never surfaced.[1]
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