| Display title | Takt Of Magic English Translation Wii |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Takt of Magic (タクトオブマジック), developed by Taito and published by Nintendo in 2009, is the "spiritual successor" of a DS game called Lost Magic. This is a Japan exclusive that was never localized, despite having online multiplayer, and being popular enough to have one of its characters be in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for Switch. |
