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Capcom’s Warzard/Red Earth was on the CPS3 hardware, blending fighting games with RPG progression. I mean, you can make a sword wielding lion fight a screen filling dinosaur, definitely a unique arcade experience. 🦁⚔️🦖

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War-Zard in its arcade form (Red Earth) quietly blends RPG levelling with a 1v1 fighting system, meaning matches evolve mid-fight in a way most CPS-3 games never attempted again. It’s a fighting game that refuses to stay mechanically static.

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