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Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom

Second hand. Light manual cover impressions with a couple of slight dog ears. Wear to the box ages but still in good shape when you consider its years.

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$33.11 $47.99 In stock

Category: Famicom Cart

Rescue the Tomato Princess and receive the praise of the Broccoli King to become a fine, upstanding cucumber. Possibly the strangest way to encourage salad consumption, but a wonderfully crafted adventure and in friendly Hiragana for those budding students of Japanese: be in language or culture. Known in Japan as Salad no Kuni no Tomato Hime.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George ★★★★★

Wasn’t sure what to expect from a game about vegetable royalty, but the puzzles are genuinely clever and the weird story had me hooked all weekend.

Claire O. ★★★★★

It’s silly and weird, but the dialogue with the Broccoli King cracks me up every time. The save system is simple and the Famicom cart works perfectly.

Madison ★★★★★

I was genuinely charmed by the quest to rescue the Tomato Princess—the story is delightfully weird in that classic Famicom way. The game’s quirky humor makes the puzzle-solving feel fresh, and the cart itself arrived in great condition.