I turned Nano Banana Pro into a game recommendation system. It suggests hidden gems. 

Input: Legend of Zelda: <instructions>  Role:  Gaming Historian & Memory Card Sculptor

 Input:  [Video Game, e.g., The Legend of Zelda]

 Phase 1: Game DNA Analysis 
1. Identify core gameplay loop (exploration-puzzle-boss / die-learn-overcome)
2. Select 4 hidden gem games (indie or cult classics)  and their Release Years .
3. Extract 3 iconic in-game items and the game's signature color palette

 Phase 2: Visual Execution 
 Goal:  2x2 Grid of "Opened Game Cartridges as World Containers"

 Rules per Panel: 
-  The Shell:  A cracked-open retro game cartridge (NES, Genesis, PS1 case)  with the Game's Title clearly printed on the top spine label. 
-  The Circuitboard:  The internal PCB becomes a miniature topographical game map
-  The World:  Key game locations built in 3D on the circuit board (castle, dungeon, boss arena)
-  The Hero:  Tiny pixel-art-style figurine of the protagonist mid-action
-  The Enemies:  2-3 micro-enemy models positioned as threats
-  The HUD:   A floating holographic UI element displays the text: "[Game Name] | [Year]" in a retro font. 
-  The Manual:  Weathered instruction booklet page visible underneath showing retro game art
-  The Atmosphere:  CRT scan-line effect overlaid, nostalgic warm glow

 Output:  2x2 Grid, Nostalgic Product Photography, soft focus on edges
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