1998. They would go on to praise the game's faithfulness to the source material, saying that it was "superbly expressed". In 1998, the Naniwa (the game's equivalents of Tweedledee and Tweedledum) went on to lend their name to one of the new stadiums (the Naniwa Dome), for the Namco System 12-era World Stadium games, but they did not appear in the Namco All Stars' lineup. In 2002, Alice was featured as a secret playable character in Family Tennis Advance. In 2005, Yujin released gashapon figures of Alice and Tokei Usagi (the game's equivalent of the White Rabbit) as part of their "Namco Girls" collection, even though the latter is male. The game's music is included in several of Namco compilation soundtracks. A digital download of the game was released for the Japanese Wii Virtual Console in 2009. Notes References External links Virtual Console Arcade official site (Japanese) 1988 video games Arcade video games Japan-exclusive video games Namco arcade games Platform games Scrolling shooters X68000 games TurboGrafx-16 games Video games based on Alice in Wonderland Video games developed in Japan Video games with isometric graphics Virtual Console games Video games about witchcraft