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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Humongous Mecha Video Game released for the original Xbox by Capcom in 2002, developed by Nude Maker with Atsushi Inaba's involvement. Perhaps the single most Serious Business, realistic mecha game ever sold to consumers. (There are a few full blown simulated cockpits lurking in major arcades, but they're not exactly going to grace your living room any time soon.) |
