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Battle Circuit is the last brawler released for arcades by Capcom. Its gameplay expands on the tried-and-true Final Fight with Street Fighter-style special attacks and unlockable moves. Its eclectic, cartoony art style features a superhero, a fox-lady, a sentient plant, and an eyepatch-wearing pink ostrich.
In the year 20XX,
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a battle for world domination
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NOW
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BEGINS!
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With that disk in our hands, the world would be ours.
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That disk must be destroyed.
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Gang members, bounty hunters, and a mysterious scientist are all competing to own the disk!! Who will own the disk and have the last laugh...
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It's me!! Ge ha ha ha ha ha!
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Released in March 1997, Battle Circuit is the last arcade brawler released by Capcom.
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Battle Circuit is the first and only four-player brawler from Capcom.
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Battle Circuit was made when Capcom was at their zenith, and it shows. It has masterful character design, deep and satisfying combat, tons of variety, a cool gimmick, and tons of replayability. Like other four-player games, it can get extremely hectic, but the party-based boosts even things out.
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