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In 1990, Namco produced a theme park attraction based on "The Tower of Druaga" for Expo '90 in Osaka, alongside '. After the show's conclusion, it was then moved to Namco's Wonder Eggs amusement park in Tokyo in 1992, remaining there until the park's closing on December 31, 2000. A sugoroku medal game was released for arcades in 2000, "Sugoroku Adventure: The Tower of Druaga", which also featured characters from Namco's "Valkyrie" series. Gilgamesh's red-striped shield and the Blue Crystal Rod appear as Sophita's alternative weapons in "Soul Edge". The GameCube game ' features a gamemode inspired by the game, titled "The Hole of Druaga". A Mii Fighter costume based on Gilgamesh was released for "Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U" and its follow-up "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate".