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The Japanese versions of both games include a full set of kanji in their character encodings. They were the first Japanese Pokémon games to have kanji regularly used in the dialogue. | The Japanese versions of both games include a full set of kanji in their character encodings. They were the first Japanese Pokémon games to have kanji regularly used in the dialogue. | ||
===Pokémon Tetris=== | |||
The European versions of [[Pokémon Tetris]] use an ASCII-based character encoding. Special characters include: | |||
* ♀ is encoded as 0x2526 (equivalent to ASCII: %&) | |||
* ♂ is encoded as 0x2324 (equivalent to ASCII: #$) | |||
{{data structure}}<br> | {{data structure}}<br> | ||
{{Project Games notice|data structure}} | {{Project Games notice|data structure}} | ||