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Street Combat
NCS, Irem
April 8, 1993
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FightingDevelopers
NCS, IremRelease Date
April 8, 1993 (32 years and 3 months ago)Publishers
IremFranchises
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KNOCK-OUT ACTION FOR 2 PLAYERS AT ONCE! Your Mission...Seek out and destroy a group of ruthless villains who'll stop at nothing to wipe you off the map. Each brutal renegade is a wizard at martial arts and trick moves. You must battle six deadly foes until you confront your greatest challenge-their master, the diabolical C.J. Punch, leap, somersault and kick your way over skyscraper beams, through the jungle, gritty back alleys, a wrestling ring, the top of a truck, and more. You've never punched-up so much pure action and exciting game play.
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