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Released May 27, 1999 Also For PlayStation 3, PSP, PS Vita Published by Family Soft Co., Ltd.

Perspective 3rd-person (Other), Side view Setting Fantasy Genre Action Gameplay Fighting Art Anime Manga Description Asuka 120 Final is the third installment on the Asuka 120 all-girls fighting game to be released on PlayStation.

Eleven girls from Ryran Private Girls Academy make up the roster and face each other in a tournament.

The game features the same game play as its predecessors, a one-on-one fighting game with a special gauge at the bottom of the screen filling up to 120, allowing special moves when filled.

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Desperation Moves performed in Final.

Front cover of Asuka 120 Return BURNING Fest.Asuka 120 Final BURNING Fest.

BURNING Fest.) is the seventh title in the Asuka 120 franchise.

The original Fill In Cafe staff had little to do with the production of this one.

It is widely regarded to be nowhere near as good as the SS version, but its still worth a try if youre into your zany 2D fighting games.

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Return The Asuka 120 series slowly fades away back into PC territory with Return, a nicely presented but comparatively minor upgrade of the PlayStation Final.

However, here is the information on it:- Following the release of Limited on Sega Saturn in 1997, members of the original development team got together to create this unofficial CD-R patch disc.

The game play is tweaked even further, and the Story Mode is removed, replaced by an all-new Death Match Mode.

NOTE: This is in isomp3 format (saves on bandwidth only 82.6mb compressed) and works burns perfectly with imgburn.

Does not need converting to Wav, just load the cue sheet and imgburn takes care of it.

This is patched to JP region and will need changing to youre own region unless you have a Action Replay Cart.

For my case, I listen to classical Filipino music, and recently discovered and rediscovered some of the rarest music and I feel privileged to have had an opportunity to listen to music that reflects that values and traditions of my country that I fear is already gone and forgotten even by many if not most Filipinos of my generation and prefer the noisy, raunchy, usually filled with sexual innuendos and I daresay the lyrics are tragically empty or shallow.

In further support of listening to more classical Filipino music, I downloaded the latest album as of this writing of and felt relieved and partially sad because I felt I have to import my own culture.

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