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In-Fusio

In-Fusio was a mobile game service provider founded in 1998, being the first launch the concept of having games for mobile phones.
In 2007, the company was acquired by the European mobile game company Zenops. Later on in 2008, In-Fusio was rebranded and new investments were announced to expand their operations. However, that same year the company went into administration and by 2009 it was confirmed that the company had gone into liquidation. Following this, the company IF Europe was founded based on In-Fusio's assets, continuing their brand.
== External links ==
* Moby Games
Category:Real world companies
Ironsword: Wizards and Warriors II

Ironsword: Wizards and Warriors II is the sequel to Wizards and Warriors for the Nintendo Entertainment System and is the second game of the series. The game was developed by Zippo Games underneath Rare, and the game first released in North America in December 1989 and January 1990 in Europe. The game continues the story of the first game and expands upon its gameplay mechanics.
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games
Category:Wizards & Warriors
Category:Wizards & Warriors series
It's Mr. Pants

It's Mr. Pants is a 2D puzzle game developed by Rare Ltd. in 2005 for the Game Boy Advance and mobile platforms. In the game, puzzle pieces fall from the top of the screen onto the game board, and the player has a limited amount of time to put the pieces into their proper place so as to make a square or rectangle. There are three different gameplay modes available: Puzzle, Wipeout, and Marathon. Completing the puzzles successfully earns the player with assorted artworks of the titular "Mr. Pants" character.
== External links ==
* Moby Games It's Mr Pants (Game Boy Advanced)
* It's Mr. Pants article on Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Game Boy Advance games
Category:Mobile games
Ivor Bargain

In Viva Piñata, Ivor will first appear once you reach level 12 as "Ivor Beggar". If your charitable and give him chocolate coins, he'll leave you alone for a while. Once you give him 1,000 chocolate coins, Ivor will find that he has enough to open his own shop in the village and become Ivor Bargain! His store will carry many special items, produce and tools that are not available at Costolot's General Store, with new items being added each time you level up.
In Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise, Ivor will come to your garden once you reach level 5. If you have the chocolate coins and are charitable, giving Ivor 1000 coins will have him leave you alone for a while. When he comes back, he will be hungry and ask for a Sandwich, Carrot Cake and Milk, and will leave again once you give him all three items. Finally, he will come back and ask for a Jack o'lantern and some Wool, at which point he finds he has enough to become a trader and transforms into Ivor Bargain! He'll open a shop as a section of Costolot's General Store, where he'll carry many rare and valuable items such as the Gem Tree seed, the One Pour Wonder Watering Can, and special upgrades for your Shovel, with more items becoming available as you level up.
In Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise, Ivor won't appear until you acquire a Wishing Well, which will become available in Costolot's General Store after you have viewed the game credits in the main menu. Once you've placed a wishing well in the garden, Ivor will be down at the bottom of the well, saying that he's "made a few enemies" and needs to hideout for a while. In exchange, Ivor will give you chocolate coins and items in return for you throwing some of your coins into the well. Small donations will grant you rotten vegetables and weed seeds, while larger donations may grant you rare seeds or several coins worth 2,500 each. The first time you throw in 9,999 coins, Ivor will give you an Amber Gem which is needed to acquire a Choclodocus egg
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Ivor Bargain 1
* Pinata Island.info Ivor Bargain 2
* Pinata Island.info Wishing Well
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata
Category: Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Category: Characters
Jago

A Tibetan Monk following the tiger spirit. B. Orchid is his sister. His bio on the official website states:
"Jago was abandoned as a baby at a secluded monastery in the Himalayas where he was trained by the Monks of the Tiger. When he reached adulthood a fellow warrior—under the influence of an evil force—tried to murder him, but Jago killed the man in self-defense. To atone for this sin he became a hermit, isolating himself in a mountain cave and turning his thoughts inward, meditating on his actions and the guilt he carried from the act. During this time, he was visited by the Tiger Spirit and infused with a tremendous power.
"The spirit called upon him to destroy Ultratech by entering their Killer Instinct tournament. Not knowing why such a thing was necessary, but confident in the wisdom of the spirit, he entered. As he competed, a growing sense of dread built in him, as the force of the Tiger spirit became hungrier and more aggressive, pushing him to further and deeper violent tendencies. He almost killed his long-lost sister Orchid, but was able to stop himself from landing the fatal blow.
"The tournament finished, Jago returned to his temple to meditate on his growing anger and rage, but too late discovered the truth: The Tiger Spirit was actually a manifestation of the evil Astral entity known as Gargos. In an attempt to exorcise the sprit through a force of wills, Jago instead succumbed to the corruption. Possessed by the entity known as Omen, Jago was transformed into Shadow Jago, wreaking havoc across the globe as he strove to feed more power to Gargos.
"Trapped within his own mind, Jago fought back against his possession, finally freeing himself from the corrupting influence and destroying the manifestation known as Shadow Jago. In doing so, he freed Omen, giving form to the once-formless shadow energy.
"Once he recovered, Jago set out to find Omen and destroy him, but it was too late. The demon had gotten away, and Gargos’s return seemed inevitable. Jago and his sister joined forces with Maya and T.J. Combo vowing to fight both Ultratech and Gargos. While planning their next move, the allies were trapped by Ultratech forces and pinned down at Maya’s secret headquarters in the Andes Mountains."
== External Links ==
* Killer Instinct
Category:Characters
Category:Humans
Category:Playable characters
Category:Killer Instinct characters
Jardiniero

== In-Game Description ==
"Jardiniero was the original owner of the garden that you are given to bring back to its former glory. Jardiniero will give you upgrades to your title, Shovel, and garden space as you increase in level."
== Biography ==
"Jardiniero was the best gardener on Pinata Island. He could grow any plant and could attract any pinata, except for one. During his first year at the garden he met his future wife, a ship hand. This was before the time of Pinata Central and pinatas had to be carried by boats to the parties. They got married and she was able to stay on the island for one year before the shipping duties called her back to the sea. Over time they had four children, in order of birth, Stardos, Leafos, Storkos, and Seedos.
Jardiniero had a pupil, Lester, that he would teach as his student helped around the garden, unfortunately his student did not seem to help. The Master Gardener would always find his student not doing his work and creating evil black and red paste. One day Jardiniero had a talk with Lester who said that he just heard of the location of the Dragonache egg.
This was Jardiniero's dream, he soon set out with his wife to the secret island that the egg was said to be at..."
== Other Info. ==
* After you get to a certain level, Leafos will tell you that Jardiniero has been saying nice things about you, but not to tell him that she told you so
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Characters
* Pinata Island.info Rumors
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata
Category: Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Category: Characters
Jeli

Animal: Yeti
Candy: Fruit preserves (Also Known as Jelly)
Level: 6
Base Value: 4500 coins
Attack: Blue Eggs
== In-Game Descriptions ==
"A highly elusive creature, sporting a natural shaggy coat that protects it from the most extreme weather conditions." "At the frozen top of Piñata Island, where icy winds scour the snow, lives the elusive Jeli. It's not the location I'd choose to live in. Still, you never get stuck buying presents - woolly hat, scarf, mittens even..."
Jeli - Pocket Paradise	Jeli - Pocket Paradise	Jeli - Pocket Paradise	
Requirements 	Requirements 	Requirements 	
Appear 	Appear 	
* Nighttime in the garden	
Resident 	Resident 	
* Hit them with your Shovel	
Romance 	Romance 	
* Have 500 square pinometers of long grass in the garden 
* Has eaten 10 Rainbow Gems
* Have a Jeli house in the garden	
Color Variants 	Color Variants 	
* Eating a Banana Split changes their color to red and yellow	
Other Info 	Other Info 	Other Info 	
* Only one wild Jeli appears per game file. In order to obtain a second for Romancing, you'll have to use the options menu and select "Copy Game". Then, use Gretchen Fetchem's Postal Service to send the Jeli in the duplicate file over to the original.
* Crating up a Jeli and sending them to another player earns you an achievement
Jeli - TiP Standard	Jeli - TiP Standard	Jeli - TiP Standard	
Requirements 	Requirements 	Requirements 	
Appear 	Appear 	
* You are a level 31 gardener or better
* Can only be found in the Piñarctic	
Bait 	Bait 	
* Jelies like Holly Berries	
Resident 	Resident 	
* Have 40 square pinometers of snow in the garden (40%)
* Has eaten 3 Banana Splits
* Has eaten 2 Orchid seeds	
Romance 	Romance 	
* Have 50 square pinometers of snow in the garden (50%)
* Have 5 Piñarctic residents in the garden
* Has eaten 2 Figgy Puddings
* Is wearing Snowshoes
* Have a Jeli house in the garden	
Tricks 	Tricks 	
* Eating a Banana makes them perform Trick 1
* Eating a Orchid flower makes them perform Trick 2	
Color Variants 	Color Variants 	
* Eating a Muffin changes their color to blue
* Eating a Sunflower changes their color to yellow
* Eating a bottle of Medicine changes their color to pink	
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits 	
*
Happiness 	Happiness 	Happiness 	
* Jelies like eating Figgy Pudding, and bananas
* Jelies dislike eating seeds and being watered with the Watering Can
Species Conflicts 	Species Conflicts 	Species Conflicts 	
* Jelies are scared of and will run away from Tigermisues
Other Info 	Other Info 	Other Info 	
* The Jeli does not appear in Just for Fun mode, but you can mail one to a JFF garden via the Post Office
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Jeli 1
* Pinata Island.info Jeli 2
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Jessie & Clyde

Jessie and Clydes are an enemy in Grabbed by the Ghoulies.
==Characteristics==
They are a breed of Ghoulies that are two monsters mashed together in one body; the left half is Jessie, a slender, light green female with grass-like hair, and the right half is Clyde, who is a large, muscular cyclops with light purple skin, an orange eye, large jaws, bulging veins, and a bald head. Jessie & Clydes have been specifically described as an unstable blend of a fairy and a cyclops.Grabbed by the Ghoulies Prima's Official Strategy Guide, page 20. Jessie & Clydes wear a dark red dress, which have rips and tears to fit them. Jessie & Clydes have 100 Energy, making them one of the strongest Ghoulies.
Before a Jessie & Clyde first takes notice of Cooper, Clyde is asleep (which is expressed by Z's) while Jessie happily frolics with a large flower in her hand. If Cooper gets too close, Clyde wakes up, eats Jessie's flower, and takes control over the body, causing Jessie to fall unconscious. Clyde has an opposite personality of Jessie, as he is violent and very short-tempered.
Clyde has two attacks: punching Cooper, which takes away 20 Energy, or performing a Scare, which takes away 5 Energy if Cooper is within the red zone. Furthermore, if Cooper gives into the Scare, Clyde picks up Cooper and throws him to another side of the room, taking away an additional 5 Energy. If Clyde successfully hits Cooper, both he and Jessie cheer happily for a few seconds. Like Medusas, whenever Jessie & Clydes are knocked back, they briefly turn red, making them invulnerable to all attacks. This also occurs if Clyde is angered, either from waking up or right before punching Cooper.
Jessie & Clydes do have a Challenge icon, although it is only seen during the "Number (Any Breed)" Challenge of Chapter 5, Scene 9: Walled Garden.
Jessie & Clydes appear in these rooms:
==Trivia==
*Some rooms in Ghoulhaven Hall have a portrait of a Jessie & Clyde lookalike, although its appearance is different than those found throughout Ghoulhaven Hall. The Jessie half instead shows an old man with a gray mustache and beard, spikes of red hair on his head, and one red eyebrow. He wears a monocle and smokes a pipe. The Clyde half is mostly the same, although he has two eyes, a visible set of teeth, and two short spikes of light green hair. The lookalike's entire body is gray, and is shirtless, revealing orange-brown chest hair as well as a nipple on Clyde's side.
==References==
Category:Ghoulies
Category:Grabbed by the Ghoulies enemies
Jet Force Gemini

Jet Force Gemini is a Nintendo 64 third-person shooter developed and published by Rare in 1999. It was created by the same Rare team that developed Blast Corps. Jet Force Gemini introduces a few elements that have never been seen on the Nintendo 64, such as a no split-screen co-operative mode and a control scheme that features two ways to play the game. Jet Force Gemini shares elements with platformers, action-adventure, and run and gun games.
Players assume the role of three members of Jet Force Gemini, the last remaining group of the once proud and strong military organization Jet Force. The main story arc encompasses the trio's quest as they try to stop the advances of the dark insect tyrant Mizar and his near limitless army. Throughout the game, the player will also have to collect several spaceship parts and save a large number of Tribals, a group of survivors who have been enslaved and imprisoned by Mizar.
Reviews were generally positive towards the game, though not as high as Rare's other N64 games such as GoldenEye 007 and Banjo-Kazooie. Praise was given to its graphics, sound and originality, while criticism was leveled at the game's difficult controls and insistence on having to save every Tribal to fully complete the game. Jet Force Gemini is frequently regarded as one of the most innovative and original games of its era.
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo 64 games
Category:Rare Replay
Jetman (series)

The Jetman series of games started out on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum with Jetpac, Ultimate Play the Game's first ever game. Jetpac's popularity further spawned two more sequels, with Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship not releasing on the ZX Spectrum, but instead on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Solar Jetman was the first game in the Jetman series to be released after Ultimate became Rare. An enhanced remake of Jetpac, entitled Jetpac Refuelled was released on the Xbox 360's Xbox Live Arcade in March 2007, with the original version of the game being included in it. The series stars Jetman, the astronaut exploring multiple planets in his travels.
==List of games==
*Jetpac (1983)
*Lunar Jetman (1983)
*Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship (1990)
*Jetpac Refuelled (2007)
The original Jetpac game was included in Donkey Kong 64, where it could be unlocked to play in Cranky Kong's laboratory after obtaining 15 Banana Medals. Beating Cranky Kong's high score rewards the player with the Rareware Coin, which, along with the Nintendo Coin, is necessary to beat the game. The game was retained in the April 2015 Virtual Console re-release of Donkey Kong 64 on the Wii U, despite it being owned by Microsoft. Jetpac and Lunar Jetman were included in the Ultimate Play the Game - The Collected Works compilation, which was released in 1988 for the ZX Spectrum. At E3 2015, Microsoft revealed Rare Replay, a compilation of 30 of Rare's and Ultimate's library of games, which included every games in the Jetman series.
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Jetpac

Jetpac is a shooter game developed by Ultimate Play the Game for the ZX Spectrum, released in 1983. It was also released on the Commodore VIC-20 in 1983 and the BBC Micro. It is the first game in the Jetman series and stars its titular character, Jetman, an astronaut wearing a jet pack.
A Commodore 64 conversion was also done by Ultimate Play the Game, and despite being completed, this version was never released. It was originally planned for a release in 1984.
==Gameplay==
The gameplay of Jetpac is very simple: on each level the player, as Jetman, must collect pieces of his broken rocket ship and reassemble it. He must also collect fuel canisters in order to blast off and move on to the next level. Rocket ship pieces, fuel, and other items fall from above. While Jetman is rebuilding his rocket ship, he must avoid touching enemies, as they will kill Jetman in one shot. He can defend himself with his laser gun, which fires one long stream that will destroy enemies. As the game progresses, the number of enemies increase and thus the levels get harder. After the first eight levels, however, the levels repeat themselves.
==Enemies==
The enemies change every level (however, they eventually cycle) and each alien has a different pattern of movement which means they can be dealt with in a different manner. These two enemies are "darts" and "flying saucers". The darts move horizontally, while flying saucers will bounce around the screen.
==Ports and sequels==
Jetpac has been ported a number of times to other platforms. The first ports occurred when the game was released for the VIC-20 and BBC Micro computers. A Commodore 64 conversion of Jetpac was in the works from Ultimate Play the Game. Small news snippets in 'Commodore User' and 'Computer and Video Games' magazines detail that the game was being prepared – though of course pretty late compared to the ZX Spectrum/Commodore VIC-20 releases, with a release date set for 1984.
A port of the game also appeared in the 1999 Nintendo 64 platformer Donkey Kong 64, in which players must get 5000 points in Jetpac in order to earn the Rareware Coin. An enhanced remake of the game was also released to the Xbox 360's Xbox Live Arcade in 2007, titled Jetpac Refuelled. This version features a number of differences, including a graphical update. The original "Retro" version of the game is also available to play.
Jetpac has also spawned two sequels: Lunar Jetman, released for the Spectrum in late 1983, and Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship, released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990.
Jetpac was rereleased in the compilation title Rare Replay for the Xbox One.
==Gallery==
Jetpac cover.jpg|ZX Spectrum cover
Category:Games
Category:BBC Micro games
Category:Commodore VIC-20 games
Category:Commodore 64 games
Category:ZX Spectrum games
Category:Rare Replay
Category:Ultimate Play the Game - The Collected Works
Category:Jetman series
Jetpac Refuelled

Jetpac Refuelled is a revamped and modernized version of the classic Jetpac game. Like the original title, the player has to clear a path through hordes of enemies to refuel their ship and reach the next level. Taking advantage of the Xbox 360's greater capacity, Jetpac Refuelled has over 128 hi-definition levels, achievements to unlock, leaderboards, and multiplayer co-op on the same console or through the Xbox Live service. The game is one of the titles included on Rare Replay.
== External links ==
* GameFAQs page
Category:Games
Category:Xbox 360 games
Category:Rare Replay
Category:Jetman series
Joanna Dark

Joanna Dark is the main protagonist of the Perfect Dark series.
==Biography==
She is a special agent who is an operative for the Carrington Institute. Born with a broken spine, Joanna had treatment throughout her childhood, so she was home schooled by her father, who took her on adventures to catch criminals. He taught her self defense, weapon skills and stealth tracking. 
==Gallery==
Kameo - Perfect Dark Zero double 10th anniversary.png|Double 10th anniversary cross portrait of Kameo and Joanna Dark
Category:Perfect Dark characters
Kameo

Kameo is the main character in the game Kameo: Elements of Power.
She is an elf princess and was given the ability to transform into ten Elemental Warriors. When her elder sister Kalus found out that her younger sister was chosen instead of her, she wanted revenge, so she kidnapped Kameo's family and released the evil troll king Thorn from his stone slumber. Kameo attacked Thorn's Castle, trying to free her family, only to be overpowered by Thorn, and losing her Elemental Warriors in the process. The Mystic tells her that she must find the Elemental Sprites from the Shadow Trolls, in order to get her Warrior powers back. She must also rescue the warriors who fought alongside Theena and imprisoned Thorn.
==Gallery==
Kameo artwork 2.png|Kameo standing
Kameo with wings artwork.png|Artwork of Kameo with her wings spread out
Kameo with wings blue background.png|Alternate artwork with blue background
Kameo early artwork.jpg|Early artwork of Kameo during the GameCube era and E3 2003
Kameo early artwork alt.png|Early artwork of Kameo during the GameCube era and E3 2003
Kameo - Perfect Dark Zero double 10th anniversary.png|Double 10th anniversary cross portrait of Kameo and Joanna Dark
Category:Characters
Category:Playable characters
Category:Kameo: Elements of Power characters
Category:Elves
Kazooie

Kazooie is an orange breegull and one of the two main, titular protagonists of the Banjo-Kazooie series, along with Banjo.
== Game appearances ==
* Banjo-Kazooie
* Banjo-Tooie
* Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge
* Banjo-Pilot
* Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
* Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing with Banjo-Kazooie
* Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
==External links==
*Kazooie on Jiggywikki
Category:Characters
Ken Griffey Jr.'s Winning Run

Ken Griffey Jr.'s Winning Run is a baseball video game developed by Rare Ltd. in 1996 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Named after the baseball player Ken Griffey Jr., the game is based on the final play of the 1995 American League Division Series in which Griffey scored the winning run all the way from 1st base on a close play in the bottom of the 11th inning. The game features the 28 MLB teams present at the time of the event, however due to the lack of a MLB Players' Association license, Griffey is the only player in the game to use his actual name. The video game is also the first sports game to feature alternate uniforms, wherein the computer randomly selects either the standard home and away colors, or alternate colors. Players have the choice of playing franchise mode, MLB Challenge mode, exhibition play mode, All-Star Game mode or a home-run derby mode in the game.
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Super Nintendo Entertainment System games