Justin Clark spent 50 hours with Battle Chasers on its original release, and an additional 20 between the Switch and the current version on PS4. It was not till his current playthrough that he realized he was saying “NO! MONIKA!” like Ja Rule in The Fast and the Furious whenever…
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