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Rating: T for Teen. Publisher: Capcom. Year: 2002.
It's basically the characters from Capcom's "Street Fighter" series against the characters from SNK's "King of Fighters" series. A few of the characters come from other series from these two designers, but that is basically what you're getting. I don't think this game should be rated T, as there is no gory violence or blood-spillage of any sort. As a matter of fact, anything in the Street Fighter or King of Fighters realm seems to be very reminiscent of comic book superheroes. Your 8-year-old could play this. But that's not to say that grown-ups wouldn't get a kick out of this. Far from it. The female characters, especially Mai, are made quite attractive. And who wouldn't want to play big bad guys like M. Bison or Geese Howard? Fun for everyone.
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It's basically the characters from Capcom's "Street Fighter" series against the characters from SNK's "King of Fighters" series. A few of the characters come from other series from these two designers, but that is basically what you're getting. I don't think this game should be rated T, as there is no gory violence or blood-spillage of any sort. As a matter of fact, anything in the Street Fighter or King of Fighters realm seems to be very reminiscent of comic book superheroes. Your 8-year-old could play this. But that's not to say that grown-ups wouldn't get a kick out of this. Far from it. The female characters, especially Mai, are made quite attractive. And who wouldn't want to play big bad guys like M. Bison or Geese Howard? Fun for everyone.
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