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(Currently available in Japan only) Take part in an illegal fighting tournament hosted by the evil conglomerate known as the Probe-Nexus Corporation. What does it have to do with the 1983 Matt Dillon classic of the same title? Not so much.

PUBLISHER: Sega / Sammy Studios
DEVELOPER: Dimps
GENRE(S): Action, Fighting
PLAYERS: 2
ESRB RATING: RP (Rating Pending)
RELEASE DATE: March 17, 2005

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73
Weekly Famitsu
7 / 7 / 7 / 8 - 29 [March 2005]
70
NTSC-uk
A solid gameplay mechanic, which in all honesty feels like a mix of "Guilty Gear" and "King Of Fighters" (and a bit of "Melty Blood React" mixed in for good measure). Unique sprites and animation help to lift it above the ‘also rans’, and any 2D fighter fan looking for something a bit different to sink their teeth into could do a lot worse. [JPN Import]
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60
Edge Magazine
The marionette approach to animation, whereby, limbs appeasr superimposed onto torsos, creates an unnecessary visual distinction between player and avatar... It's a constant reminder that you're controlling a puppet; there is no illusion of amalgamation. [May 2005, p.92]

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