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    Jul 08, 2021 1 minute

    ith the level of competition in the fighting game scene of the mid-Nineties, fighting game developers were constantly adopting ideas from one another in a bid to ensure that their games and its unique three-on-three battle format, other fighting games quickly incorporated and expanded upon the idea.

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