Dreamcast Rival Schools 2. Project Justice Rival Schools 2 Dreamcast 1080p Widescreen YouTube Capcom shows a lighter side in this playground scrapper where, as the name would suggest, students (and teachers!) from different schools battle it out in three player teams But PJ pushes this mechanic even further.Where Rival Schools features two-person teams, Project Justice bumps it up to a three-person team
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But PJ pushes this mechanic even further.Where Rival Schools features two-person teams, Project Justice bumps it up to a three-person team For Project Justice on the Dreamcast, GameFAQs has 17 guides and walkthroughs, 14 cheat codes and secrets, 22 reviews, 5 save games, and 26 user screenshots
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Obviously it's a Rival Schools game in all but name Project Justice is "Moero! Justice Gakuen" in Japan The game disc, manual, artwork, and case are all in excellent condition
Rival Schools Dreamcast. The successor and sequel of the series' first arcade iteration, Rival Schools: United by Fate.While Project Justice is titled as "Project Justice: Rival Schools 2" in some regions, it is technically the 3rd major game in the series, as the original. Like its predecessor, Project Justice is a team-based 3D fighting game wherein the player controls more than one fighter
Project Justice Rival Schools 2 (Dreamcast) Arcade Mode 2/4K 60fps Widescreen/Redream YouTube. Project Justice is a 2.5D fighting game developed by Capcom for the Sega Naomi and Dreamcast, and was first released in arcades in the year 2000 Rival Schools is absolutely great, but imo Project Justice nicely expands on it, largely retains the same good fighting gameplay, expands the character roster and upgrades the graphics, so I guess I'd go with Project Justice.