Denshi Maid Techou: Koi no Iroha
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Samurai Shodown
(last 3 games)
This digital purchase will unlock the Guilty Gear Collaboration DLC character "???" for your copy of SAMURAI SHODOWN.
The ULTIMATE collection is here! Six NEOGEO titles as well as one mysterious, unreleased game are featured! Featuring Online Battle Modes as well as a Museum Mode and Music Player. This collection is a must-have for all SAMURAI SHODOWN fans across the globe!
Celebrate 20 years of SOULCALIBUR with an all new playable character: Haohmaru!
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A cancelled Nickelodeon game for the HyperScan.
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