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| Platform | Super Nintendo |
| Developed by | TOMY |
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Wally wo Sagase! Ehon no kuni no dai bōken! (Japanese: ウォーリーを探せ! 絵本の国の大冒険, Where's Wally! The Adventures in the Picture Book Kingdom) is a Japanese adventure video game based on the Where's Waldo franchise. The game was developed by TOMY for for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game console, and was released in Japan in 1993.
It is a role-playing game similar The Legend of Zelda, including multi-level challenges and puzzles as the player, dressed as a Waldo Watcher, searches for Waldo. The game also featured appearances by other regular, and all-new, Waldo characters (including Odlaw and the Waldo Watchers) and is notable for its depiction of Martin Handford, the illustrator and creator of Where's Waldo?.
Synopsis[]
After hearing that Martin had just finished his new picture book, Waldo and the Waldo Watchers were excited to go on a new adventure. At the same time, it was also Wenda's birthday, so Waldo hoped he would get a present for her in the book world. However, Odlaw steals Waldo's magic walking stick and sends him and the Waldo Watchers all across the pages of the picture book. The player takes on the role of a new Waldo Watcher who must find them and return them home, with the help a new walking stick Martin made.
