Some of the Secret Files covers makes references to several pop culture works.Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars ( Tatsunoko vs. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Dictionary (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険大辞典) Street Fighter Alpha 3 ( Street Fighter Zero 3) Shū Ase Zerosuri (臭汗 ゼロスリ, roughly "Sticking Sweat Zerosuri") Rival Schools: United By Fate ( Shiritsu Justice Gakuen: Legion of Heroes) Shiritsu Justice Gakuen: Hokenshitsu (私立ジャスティス学園 保健室, roughly "Private Justice Academy: School Infirmary") Street Fighter III 2nd Impact - Giant Attack Super Gem Fighter: Mini Mix ( Pocket Fighter) Uchuu Shokubutsu no Fushigi (宇宙植物のふしぎ, roughly "The Mystery of the Space Plant")ĭarkstalkers 3 ( Vampire Savior - The Lord of Vampire)
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10"), full title Toukon Sports (闘魂スポーツ, "Fighting Spirit Sports") Secret File: Internet Edition (シークレットファイルインターネット編！！)Ī Secret File that was only featured in Capcom's site. Gensou Sekai Kitan (幻想世界奇譚, roughly "Fantasy World Mysterious Story")
Quiz Nanairo Dreams: Nijiiro-chō no Kiseki Star Gladiator - Episode 1: Final Crusade Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters ( Rockman 2: The Power Fighters) Rockman Dai Hakurankai '96 (ロックマン 大博覧会'９６, roughly "Rockman Grand Exposition '96") Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo ( Super Puzzle Fighter II X) Puzzle no Moto - Kakutou Fuumi (パズルの素 かくとう風味, roughly "Puzzle's Principle - Hand-to-Hand Fighting Flavor") Street Fighter Alpha 2 ( Street Fighter Zero 2) Zero 2 Tsuushin (ＺＥＲＯ２通信, roughly "Zero 2 Correspondence") (１９ＸＸ 最新特だね情報！！ ひみつ大図解, roughly "19XX Latest Exclusive News Information!! Secret Big Illustration")īouken no Kaki (冒険の書, roughly "Book of Adventure") The booklets featured art and special content from a specific arcade game like development details and parodies.Ĭyberbots Deluxe Secret File (サイバーボッツ デラックスシークレットファイル)ġ9XX Saishin Tokudane Jouhou!! Himitsu Daizukai
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