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Ignition Entertainment Shows Four Big Titles at E3

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Video game publisher Ignition Entertainment exhibited four different games at this year's E3. The lot includes a pair of fighters, an RPG for the Nintendo DS, and a side-scrolling adventure game for the Wii.

SNK's long-standing fighting franchise King of Fighters returns with "King of Fighters XII" for the Xbox 360 and PS3. The series' 15th anniversary is celebrated with a total of 26 characters, two of them being hidden. The game with feature the franchise's usual three-on-three fighting style over the course of five rounds, but the tactical shift feature which was introduced in "King of Fighters 2003" has been removed. King of Fighters XII is set for a July release.

The second fighting game exhibited at E3 was...
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aint these the guys who made vampire rain
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They were one of three (Along with Microsoft and AQ Interactive).
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