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Here's a question for you first thing this AM. What would you call this move? Reminder that in 1994, Data East made an unreleased Mortal Kombat clone called Tattoo Assassins, and one of the finishing moves was literally a screen-filling fire fart. 💨🔥 #retrogaming #arcade

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