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Super Strike Trilogy is an unreleased video game compilation for the Sega Mega-CD. Super Strike Trilogy was announced at E3 1995 and was meant to include enhanced editions of Electronic Arts' first three Strike games, Desert Strike, Jungle Strike and Urban Strike, potentially with extra content removed from their original cartridge releases due to space contraints. The disc was however cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype featuring the complete version of the game was dumped and released on the internet in July 2017.
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