“Is this a game key card or full game card?”

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• Full game. Starting Kirby. The only “key” here is you—playing this wonderful FULL game.

  Answered by KirbyIsLord 4 months ago

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• Full game card

  Answered by NianC 4 months ago

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• It is a full game card. Typically with game key cards there is a large white banner that goes along the bottom of the box announcing that it is a game key card. If it’s not there then you can assume it is a full game on the card.

  Answered by DreebusPrime 4 months ago

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• It's a real game card.

  Answered by rhubarb 4 months ago

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• Full game card.

  Answered by PomniDigitalCircus 4 months ago

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• Hi, All Nintendo published games will have the full game on the game card (no key cards!). The only exception is Pokemon Pokopia, and I believe this is because Game Freak publishes it in Japan.

  Answered by Anonymous 4 months ago

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• Full game card

  Answered by LucyG 4 months ago

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• It's a fully physical game card.

  Answered by Anonymous 5 months ago

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