Over 100 stages and nearly 20 playable characters, including fan favorites like Adam and series antagonist Mr. X.
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On the PSP, executing a Grand Upper requires precise thumb rolling. It is possible, but not as easy as on an arcade stick. The game includes a “Macro” mode in options that simplifies these moves for handheld play—use this if you struggle. Over 100 stages and nearly 20 playable characters,