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Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram isn't the typical fighting game by any stretch of the imagination. You pilot a giant Gundam-like machine in a 3-D arena armed with three different weapons which can have altering effects depending on the situation their employed and the movement of your mecha. The game is one of a handful which supports the Dreamcast link cable, so you if you have it and can find two sets of twin sticks, you can really enjoy the arcade in your homes, which is helpful since only five of the arcade cabinets actually made it to the US.

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More than just a fast-paced fighting game, Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram is a pixel-by-pixel port of the arcade hit. A sequel in the popular Virtual-On universe, this game is set in a sci-fi future where virtuaroids are pitted against each other in battle. Armed with a variety of weapons, speed, strength, and combat techniques, each virtuaroid poses a different threat. You'll fight your way through a dozen of these (one is a secret character) to reach the final and most powerful enemy, Tangram.

Weapons on your hip--and attached everywhere else--include bazookas, swarm missiles, lasers, and more. You'll meet for battle in 17 venues, from desert bluffs to modernist gardens to postmodern cities. Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram offers single-player and two-player fights with both horizontal and vertical split-screen options. Also, to sharpen your skills, try the replay, training, and watch modes.