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* ''[[Urban Champion]]'' involves two identical boys beating each other up.
* Every ''[[Street Fighter]]'' installment since ''Champion Edition'' allowed both players to use the same character by distinguishing one player with an alternate color scheme. ''Super Street Fighter II'', the fourth ''[[Street Fighter II]]'' game, actually has eight palettes for each character, allowing all eight players in the Tournament Battle mode to use the same character. The ''[[Street Fighter IV]]'' series kept the tradition, even though each character has an alternate outfit or two.
* ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'', the interesting part is that the alt colors make sense if you've played the other FF games or are otherwise a ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' nerd—some of the alts are based on original concept art of the character that didn't make the final cut for the original game ([[Final Fantasy IV|Cecil]], [[Final Fantasy II|Firion, The Emperor]]), some are versions of the character as they appeared in their actual game, their default Dissidia design having changed that (Golbez, [[Final Fantasy X|Tidus]], [[Final Fantasy VI|Terra]]), and others make references more complicated than that (''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' was originally a game of four [[
* ''[[Mortal Kombat]]'' used mainly shading variations (likely since Sub Zero, Scorpion, Reptile, Ermac, Human Smoke, Rain, Noob Saibot, and Chameleon were already [[Palette Swap|palette swaps]] at various points).
** Also, the women, Mileena, Kitana, Jade, and the often forgotten Khameleon.
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