스트리트 파이터 III: 더블 임팩트 | December 16, 1999

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Street Fighter III: Double Impact

 

1999년 12월(일본 기준)과 2000년 9월(유럽 기준)에 발매된 캡콤의 대전 격투 게임 합본은 드림캐스트에서만 출시된 유일한 버전이다. 이 합본에는 '스트리트 파이터 30주년 기념 합본판'에 포함되기 전, 콘솔로 처음 이식된 두 작품이 수록되어 있다. 그 게임들은 '스트리트 파이터 3 뉴 제네레이션'과 '스트리트 파이터 3 세컨드 임팩트'로, 두 작품 모두 일본 및 북미 아케이드 버전의 거의 원본 그대로 이식되었다. 이 게임들에서는 히든 캐릭터로 '비밀 결사의 총통'과 '세컨드 임팩트 버전의 진 고우키'를 선택할 수 있다.




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