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Wrestle Camp 2 Generation XIII Move Engine Test 5 - Aw Yeeah, Baby, The Game Engine Is Back To Running As Smooth As Creamy Peanut Butter!
I mean, we can only export from PPT at 30FPS, but you can still see that it's WAY BETTER-now (minus the vid-player).
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Wrestle Camp 2 Generation XIII Move Engine Test 3 - Every Basic Strike In The Game (Beta [We're Still Working On The Women's Kicks, As They're Too Graphically Demanding])
Seriously!? Wow, this video-player sucks! Across browsers, too!
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Wrestle Camp 2 Generation XIII Move Engine Test 3 - All Respective Male And Female Player Kicks And Slaps
Let's see how the vid-player messes things up this time!
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Wrestle Camp 2 Generation XIII Move Engine Test 2 - Kicks And Male Bops:
Game Jolt, please fix your video-player! This works just fine on our own hardware, and nothing's corrupted, either!
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Wrestle Camp 2 Generation XIII Move Engine Test - Day 1 - Kicks:
Yes, we know, the Desi-woman's legs're missing, it's a problem with the video-player.
Furthermore, the African-skin-toned male feet being a pair of exact Hispanic-dupes is fixed in-engine.
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Wrestle Camp 2 - Full-3D AI Graphics Test - Ring Navigation
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Introducing - The Sacred Neelam Bajaj For Wrestle Camp 2:
Don't worry, she'll be much-higher-resolution in-game; this was just for artistic purposes.
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How would you like all future episodes of "Wrestle Camp 2" to turn the game into a first-person wrestling-simulator?!
We could develop episodes much-more quickly, and you would be able to experience wrestling-themed gaming like never before!
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Here is Dr. Joby George, M.D.'s updated entrance since your feedback: we got it as close to on-beat at 270 beats-per-minute as possible with PowerPoint's only two decimal-places! How did we do?:
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Here is Adrianna Combas's updated entrance since your feedback: we got it as close to on-beat at 270 beats-per-minute as possible with PowerPoint's only two decimal-places! How did we do?
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