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, ''Fighter GB'' allows players to participate in fighting game battles using characters from the ''Super Chinese'' games, including Jack and Ryu. The game has 12 different fighters.''Super Chinese Fighter GB''
basic information at Geocities.jp Players can use "super techniques" for their special attacks and block them using their "super defense". This game has a high level of animation and combat moves for a Game Boy game and it is possible to deliver combos that do more than 10 hits of damage.

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