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Joy Mech Fight is a Japan-only Famicom game.
Gameplay
A fighting game featuring robots created by Dr. Little Eamon and Dr. Ivan Walnuts. The game stars Sukapon; a pink comedy robot. Modes include single player and multiplayer, as well as both a story mode and single battle mode, as well as a mode for battles between two computer players. There is also a tutorial for learning the character's moves.[1]
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