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Bananas

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52
games
30
platforms

The yellow skinned fruit of the tree-like banana plant. The peels are a humors slipping hazard. They are stereotypically desired by larger primates.

Notable people involved: Gregg Mayles, Mark Stevenson, Steve Mayles, David Wise and Mark Ackerman

Bananas are actually green and become yellowish-green when nearly ripe, then develop brown spots before turning completely brown and ripe. The vivid yellow color only occurs if the banana has been treated with ethanol gas to manipulate the ripening process for properly timing commercial sales. This rarly stops videogame authors from using the vivid yellow variety in wild settings. Wild bananas are more round and have very large seeds. Many prefer to eat the partially ripe yellow banana. The peel is quite editable but not preferred in western societies. Unripe green bananas are also eaten, often when used in cooking. There are also lesser known red and purple bananas. If contacted by ultraviolet light, bananas show blue luminescence. (blue is traditionally thought of as an unnatural color for living things). Bananas grow and are often transported in bunches.

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Fruits

Games by year

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The first Bananas video game was released in 1982.

Nintendo and Atari published most of these games.

Platforms

NES5
Linux5
SNES3
GB3
GBC3
Apple II E3
GBA3
Windows2
Atari 400/8002
3DS2
MS-DOS2
CD-I1
TI991
Master System1
Thomson1
Mega Drive1
iOS1
Lynx1
Atari 52001
Wii1
Game Gear1
VIC-201
X3601
GameCube1
PS31
Mac OS X1
Atari 78001
C641
Arcade1
Atari 26001

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