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Street Fighter X Tekken – PS3

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Experience the ultimate fighting crossover in Street Fighter X Tekken for PlayStation 3! Two legendary fighting franchises collide as iconic characters from Street Fighter and Tekken battle it out in fast-paced tag-team combat. Choose your fighters, build powerful teams, and master unique combos in one of the most exciting fighting games of its generation. Perfect for fans of competitive fighting games and classic arcade action.

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Street Fighter X TekkenPS3 gamePlayStation 3fighting gameCapcomBandai Namcocrossover gamearcade fightingtag team fightingcompetitive gameretro gamingPS3 fighting gamesmultiplayer gamecollectible gameanime fighting game

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