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[Console-verified][Fastest Completion]GB Mouse Trap Hotel (USA) in 23:15.81 by fsvgm777.
BizHawk Movie (.bk2) (date: 2020-11-12)
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- Takes damage to save time
- Genre: Platform
Mouse Trap Hotel is a Game Boy game developed by Imagineering (Who are known for the fantastic title: Bart vs. the Space Mutants) and published by Electro Brain/Milton Bradley in 1992.

The story's premise follows a mouse named Maxie who's visiting a hotel to meet up with his girlfriend. There's one small catch. The hotel is littered with mouse traps.

With some basic edits, this movie has been resynced in GBC-in-GBA mode and played back on real console: watch the video here.

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Added [Console-verified][Fastest Completion]GB Mouse Trap Hotel (USA) by fsvgm777 in 23:15.81 (2020-11-12)

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