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...games originally created by [[Rare Ltd.]] for the [[Arcade]], [[SNES]], [[Game Boy Advance]], [[Nintendo 64]], [[Xbox One]], and Windows platforms. == Games in the Series ==

...iller Instinct (series)|''Killer Instinct'' (series)]]: The fighting video game franchise. ...inct (1994 video game)|''Killer Instinct'' (1994)]]: The first game in the series, released for [[arcade]]s and the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]].

...|Sabre Wulf]]: The main antagonist of the [[Sabreman (series)|''Sabreman'' series]]. *[[Sabre Wulf (1984 video game)|''Sabre Wulf'' (1984)]]: A video game for the [[ZX Spectrum]].

...es of the [[dataDyne]] corporation. As well as games, the ''Perfect Dark'' series also includes novels and comics that add significant depth to the ''Perfect * ''[[Perfect Dark (Game Boy Color)|Perfect Dark]]'' ([[Game Boy Color]])

...94. The most violent entry in the ''[[Battletoads (series)|Battletoads]]'' series, up to three players can participate at once, taking on the roles of [[Pimp * [https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=7058 Museum of the Game]

...t|the series|the first and titular game of the series|[[Viva Piñata (video game)]]}} ...e:Viva Pinata logo.png|thumb|Logo used for both the series and its titular game]]

...Cyberun]]'', it is disputed if the game was developed by Ultimate Play the Game or a programming team from [[wikipedia:U.S. Gold|U.S. Gold]], and if writte [[Category:Sabreman series]]

*[[Battletoads (series)|''Battletoads'' (series)]]: The beat 'em up video game franchise starring the Battletoads. ...tainment System]], with later ports for the [[Amiga]], [[Sega Genesis]], [[Game Gear]], and [[Amiga CD32|Amiga CD³²]].

...r the [[Game Boy]]. It was released in 1995, as the second ''Donkey Kong'' game released by [[Rare Ltd.|Rare]]. ''Donkey Kong Land'' reuses elements from ' [[Category:Game Boy games]]

...y horror comedy film directed by Tim Burton, which received multiple video game adaptations, with two of them being made by [[Rare]]: *[[Beetlejuice (1991 video game)|''Beetlejuice'']]: The 1991 video game for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] based on the original 1988 film.

..., titular protagonists of the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series, along with [[Banjo]]. == Game appearances ==

...by [[wikipedia:Telecomsoft#Firebird|Firebird]] the following year. In this game, [[Sabreman]] must escape the hostile underworld he ended up in while escap [[Category:Sabreman series]]

...g new characters and features such as a tutorial mode for newcomers to the series. [[Category:Killer Instinct series]]

...ed squirrel and the main protagonist of the ''[[Conker (series)|Conker]]'' series. == Game appearances ==

...1989 and January 1990 in Europe. The game continues the story of the first game and expands upon its gameplay mechanics. [[Category:Wizards & Warriors series]]

...abre Wulf SW GBA artwork.jpg|thumb|Sabre Wulf from the 2004 ''Sabre Wulf'' game]] '''Sabre Wulf''' is a character in the ''[[Sabreman (series)|Sabreman]]'' series.

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...ing video game and spinoff of the ''[[Donkey Kong (series)|Donkey Kong]]'' series. It was released in 1997 for the [[Nintendo 64]] and was both developed and

[[File:Battletoads series logo.png|thumb|The logo for the ''Battletoads'' series]] ...re Ltd.]]. It was inspired by ''{{wp|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles}}''. The series stars three anthropomorphic toads named [[Zitz]], [[Pimple]], and [[Rash]].

...[[Conker the Squirrel|Conker]] throughout the [[Conker (series)|''Conker'' series]]. He voiced nearly every male character in ''Conker's Bad Fur Day'' and it ...o voiced [[Gruntilda]] in the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|''Banjo-Kazooie'']] series, [[lylatwiki:Slippy Toad|Slippy Toad]] and [[lylatwiki:Peppy Hare|Peppy Har

'''Nintendo''' is a well known video game company who has originated from Japan. From 1994 until 2002, Rare teamed wi Rare is known for bringing the ''[[Donkey Kong (series)|Donkey Kong]]'' series back to life with ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'', followed with two sequels. N

|image = [[File:Xbox Series X.png|300px]]<br>An illustration of a Xbox Series X and a controller ...are two variants of the 2020 home console released by [[Microsoft]]. Xbox Series X/S is the fourth console of the Xbox line and the successor to [[Xbox One]

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...n titular protagonists of the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series, along with [[Kazooie]]. == Game appearances ==

{{Game infobox ...ed by [[Rare Ltd.|Rare]] and published by [[THQ|Play THQ]]. It is the last game released by Rare's handheld division before they went defunct.

...arch 2007, with the original version of the game being included in it. The series stars [[Jetman]], the astronaut exploring multiple planets in his travels. ...Ultimate's library of games, which included every games in the ''Jetman'' series.

...]'' games, the game was being reworked into ''Sabreman Stampede'', but the game ended up being cancelled entirely. Most details about the game are unknown. The main mechanic was that the [[mariowiki:Kong|Kong]]s (and [

...[Pimple]] and [[Rash]]. First appearing in the ''[[Battletoads (1991 video game)]]'', the trio are anthropomorphic, mutant toad space warriors who fight ag [[Category:Battletoads series]]

...the cure. Plays from an isometric perspective, and is an action-adventure game with puzzle elements. Unfortunately though, things went sour with [[Ultimate Play the Game]] after Shahid got himself an agent, and the agent tried to contact the Sta

...three playable characters in the ''[[Battletoads (series)|Battletoads]]'' series of video games. ...start of ''Battletoads in Battlemaniacs'' and thus was not playable in the game. He returned in Battletoads & Double Dragon and Battletoads Arcade as readi

{{Game infobox ...'Game Boy'''<br>{{Vgrelease|NA=October 1, 1997|EU=October 30, 1997}}<br>'''Game Boy Color'''<br>{{Vgrelease|JP=January 28, 2000}}

...dvance]] in 2004 by [[Rare, Ltd.]], the successor company of Ultimate. The series stars [[Sabreman]], an explorer wearing a pith helmet. ...onymous wolf. Plays from a top-down perspective and is an action-adventure game.

...the ''Pendragon'' series. In the game, the player finds themselves as the series' protagonist Sir Arthur Pendragon on an island in search of the evil "Skull * [https://www.mobygames.com/game/c64/dragon-skulle Moby Games Dragon Skulle (Commodore 64)]

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...yers control two "yourself" characters to defeat the game's wrestlers in a series of tag team matches to become champions.

...first major female villains in video games. The [[Battletoads (1991 video game)|Battletoads]] user manual states: [[Category:Battletoads series]]

'''''Lunar Jetman''''' is a 2D horizontally scrolling shooter game published by [[Rare Ltd.]] for the [[ZX Spectrum]] in 1983 and [[BBC Micro] ...[[NES]] in 1990, with all four games in the ''[[Jetman (series)|Jetman]]'' series in 2015 included in the compilation ''[[Rare Replay]]''.

...inal [[Battletoads (1991 video game)|Battletoads]] game and [[Battletoads (Game Boy)]], having been kidnapped prior to the start of both games. His first a [[Category:Battletoads series]]

...jo-Kazooie]]'', which released in June 1998. The main collectible in every game are golden jigsaw pieces known as [[jiggywikki:Jiggy|Jiggies]]. The ''Banjo-Kazooie'' series originated as a second-party franchise to [[Nintendo]] during the [[Nintend

...tman]]'' series, released in 1990 for the [[NES]] and [[arcade]]s. In this game, [[Jetman]] has been tasked with finding and retrieving the disassembled pa ...ion ''[[Rare Replay]]'', together with the other 3 games in the ''Jetman'' series.

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...a:Portsmouth|Portsmouth]]. It was followed by the final installment to the series later that year, ''[[Dragon Skulle]]''. In the game, players take control of the aristocrat adventurer Sir Arthur Pendragon who

'''''Battletoads''''' for the Game Boy was developed by [[Rare Ltd.]] in 1991. Despite having the same artwork [[Category:Battletoads series]]

...ller Instinct]] series who first appeared in [[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)]] as [[Maya|Maya's]] fraternal twin sister. The two sisters were initially

...ller Instinct]] series who first appeared in [[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)]], initially as an alternate skin of [[Jago]] that players could receive a

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...toads (Game Boy)]], due to having been kidnapped prior to the start of the game. He returned as player two's character in [[Battletoads in Battlemaniacs]] [[Category:Battletoads series]]

...prior for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]|[[Beetlejuice (1991 video game)]]}} ...Ltd.]] in 1992 for the [[Game Boy]]. Based on the Beetlejuice animated TV series, the player takes on the role of Beetlejuice who has come to help out his p

{{redirect|Conker|the main and titular protagonist of the series|[[Conker the Squirrel]]}} '''''Conker''''' is a series of video games developed by [[Rare Ltd.|Rare]] starring the epyonmous [[Con

...ls in total. In contrast to previous entries in the ''Wizards & Warriors'' series, gameplay consists of linear hack-and-slash combat where the player has to [[Category:Game Boy games]]

{{Game infobox ..., 1996|NA=November 22, 1996|JP=November 23, 1996|EU=December 19, 1996}} '''Game Boy Advance'''<br>{{Vgrelease|EU=November 4, 2005|NA=November 7, 2005|JP=De

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...others, such as [[Cinder]] and [[Riptor]], were destroyed in the previous game. Non-playable characters like [[Fulgore]] and [[Spinal]] are playable here, ...d can also breathe fire. He was the rival of Eyedol, the boss of the first game.

...designed and animated the ''[[Killer Instinct (series)|Killer Instinct]]'' series, where he had also done motion capture. Additional artwork and character de ==Video game work==

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DLC content for the [[wikipedia:Project Spark|Project Spark]] game. For more in-depth information, see [[conkerwiki:Conker's Big Reunion|Conke [[Category:Conker series]]

...gh not part of, it draws influence from the ''[[Jetman (series)|Jetman]]'' series, in that the spaceship under player's command must be reassembled from brok * [https://www.mobygames.com/game/zx-spectrum/cyberun Cyberun (ZX Spectrum)]

..., exhibition play mode, All-Star Game mode or a home-run derby mode in the game.

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...t of limited air supply to keep in mind as they work their way through the game. * [https://www.mobygames.com/game/c64/entombed____ Moby Games Entombed (Commodore 64)]

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...dore 64]], it is the first installment of the ''Pendragon'' series. In the game, the player takes on the role of Sir Arthur Pendragon, who is seeking out t * [https://www.mobygames.com/game/c64/staff-of-karnath Moby Games The Staff of Karnath (Commodore 64)]

...Shigeru Miyamoto}} in 1981, with the release of ''[[mariowiki:Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]''. ...evelopment, ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' was released in November 1994. The game vastly expanded the ''Donkey Kong'' franchise and introduced recurring feat

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...player co-op on the same console or through the [[Xbox Live]] service. The game is one of the titles included on ''[[Rare Replay]]''. [[Category:Jetman series]]

...eet Nintendo of Europe's standards, THQ partnered with Rare to publish the game in Europe.<ref>[http://www.ign.com/articles/2001/03/03/thq-conkers-europe T ...ished by [[Nintendo]]. The last game published by THQ is a [[Nintendo DS]] game made by Rare, ''[[Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise]]''.

{{Game infobox ...'''Microsoft Windows, Xbox One:'''<br>Worldwide: March 20, 2018<br>'''Xbox Series X/S:'''<br>Worldwide: November 10, 2020

.... Once the player selects a wrestler, they must defeat the other four in a series of matches in order to be named WWF World Heavyweight Champion. Upon comple [[Category:Game Boy games]]

|successor = [[Xbox Series X/S]] ...tle. The Xbox One has a Kinect peripheral, like the Xbox 360, and one Rare game makes use of the peripheral. Like its predecessor, it has received updates

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...rt racer styled after the ''[[mariowiki:Mario Kart (series)|Mario Kart]]'' series and ''[[Diddy Kong Racing]].'' [[Category:Game Boy Color games]]

...d The Impossible Lair'' was released in 2019 as ''Playtonic Games'' second game, and held a more positive reception than its predecessor.

...ng Corporation Microcomputer System''', or '''BBC Micro''' for short, is a series of microcomputers built in the 1980s for the BBC Computer Literacy Project. * ''[[Sabre Wulf (1984 video game)|Sabre Wulf]]'' (1984)

{{Game infobox ...to ''[[Viva Piñata]]'' and was released in September 2008. Like the first game, ''Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise'' was developed by [[Rare Ltd.|Rare]]

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{{Game infobox ...elease|NA=November 20, 1995|JP=November 21, 1995|EU=December 14, 1995}} '''Game Boy Advance'''<br>{{Vgrelease|EU=June 25, 2004|JP=July 1, 2004|NA=November

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...and made their first physical appearance in [[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)]]. Eagle, or Tipyeléhne, is a Nez Perce warrior and [[Chief Thunder]]'s y

...in storage space between the arcade and Nintendo 64, many features of the game were either removed or changed, such as frames of animation and how the bac [[Category:Killer Instinct series]]

...ics, then trading as [[Ultimate Play the Game]] in 1983. Their first major game release was ''[[Jetpac]]'', which sold over 300,000 copies in the United Ki ...st of characters to the company, with Stampers choosing the [[Donkey Kong (series)|Donkey Kong]] franchise. Their first major release with this technology, '

...player takes on the role of miner Digger T. Rock, who is spelunking down a series of caves and catacombs in search of the fabled Lost City. To that end, Digg

...by powerful Mycenean artisans roughly 3500 years before the events of the game, the construct was powered by the Eye of the Ancients, a relic that granted

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...onents, or have two to four players compete against each other at once via Game Link Cable or the Four Player Adapter. [[Category:Game Boy games]]

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== In-Game Description == ...use them. She also gives advice near the beginning of the game. During the game she will wander around your garden during the daytime and you can speak to

...n Elm Street, and a new house opens up as the previous one is cleared. The game is also compatible with the NES Four Score accessory, allowing up to four p * [https://www.mobygames.com/game/a-nightmare-on-elm-street_ Moby Games A Nightmare on Elm Street (NES)]

{{Game infobox ...game in Europe. The game is notable for the ''[[Conker (series)|Conker]]'' series' shift from a family-friendly audience to a mature audience.

...ller Instinct]] series who first appeared in [[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)]]. The prototype combat android of the [[Fulgore]], Ultratech initially de

...ters introduced by [[Commodore]] in 1985. The original model was part of a series of 16/32 and 32 bit computers featuring over 256 KB of RAM, mouse based GUI * ''[[Battletoads (1991 video game)|Battletoads]]'' (1992)

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...nd then ported to the Amiga in 1992, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis in 1993, Sega Game Gear in 1993, and Amiga CD32 in 1994. ...ost graphically advanced video games for the NES, at a time when the video game market was turning to Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and [[Super Nintendo Entertai

...nts are won by selecting a wrestler and then defeating the other five in a series of matches. In multiplayer tournaments, each player faces every other wrest

{{Game infobox ...1999 platformer video game of the ''[[Donkey Kong (series)|Donkey Kong]]'' series, and it was released for the [[Nintendo 64]] in 1999. The gameplay is heavi

== In-Game Description == "Here we go again, another video game with a big ape in it. Can someone explain to me why the guy who write games

{{Game infobox ...ly change the playable character's appearance, also known as skins, in the game to anything they desire on the [[Microsoft Windows]], {{wp|Macintosh}} and

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{{Game infobox ...release|NA=November 4, 2000 |EU=November 17, 2000|JP=January 21, 2001}} '''Game Boy Advance'''<br>{{Vgrelease|EU=June 6, 2003|NA=June 9, 2003|JP=December 1

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...engineers for the ''[[Conker (series)|Conker]]'' and ''[[Kinect Sports]]'' series and is currently the principal gameplay programmer for ''[[Sea of Thieves]] ...timate Play the Game]], whom he became a fan of and would buy every single game from. It was at his final year at the {{wp|University of Bath}} that he beg

...'', ''[[Viva Piñata]]'' and the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]]. Gregg Mayles is one of the longest-serving members of the company, havin ...les is quoted as saying: "''My personal opinion is that DKC2 was a better game than DKC as we tried to incorporate more of the intricacies that made Mario

{{italic title|''Killer Instinct'' (1994 video game)}} ...f a bundle with the first season of 2013's ''[[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)|Killer Instinct]]'' reboot on the [[Xbox One]].

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|image = [[File:Ultimate Play the Game logo.jpg|300px]]<br>Company logo ...sometric arcade adventures using a technique termed [[wikipedia:Filmation (game engine)|Filmation]], starting with ''[[Knight Lore]]''.

The shovel is the first and one of the most vital tools in the game. Your first shovel is given to you by [[Leafos]], it will be beaten up and [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

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== In-Game Description == ...isible most of the time. Technically, they are 'winning' the hide and seek game, but there aren't as many Polollybears as there used to be."

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== In-Game Description == * The Jameleon's romance dance is a mix tape of various [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|Banjo-Kazooie]] and [[Grabbed by the Ghoulies]] tunes

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...ies)|Killer Instinct]] series who appears in [[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)]] as the "Herald of [[Gargos]]." His bio on the official site states;

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== In-Game Descriptions == ...second for Romancing, you'll have to use the options menu and select "Copy Game". Then, use [[Gretchen Fetchem]]'s Postal Service to send the Jeli in the d

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[[File:Perfect Dark.jpg|thumb|Game cover]] ...the [[Nintendo 64]] game console. The game was developed by [[Rare]]. The game was first released in Canada and the United States sometime in May 2000, wh

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...deo games developed by [[Rare]] and their predecessor, [[Ultimate Play the Game]]. This includes their cancelled games and games that use Rare's IPs, but a |[[Ultimate Play the Game]]

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...especially for the first two ''[[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series. He has since worked for [[Playtonic Games]], a studio mostly consisting of == Game production ==

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...ill become available in Costolot's General Store after you have viewed the game credits in the main menu. Once you've placed a wishing well in the garden, [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

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== In-Game Description == ...orarily transforms Banjo into a Lickatoad before changing him back for the game

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== In-Game Description == ...the Profitamole can work in the mine or eat piles of dirt depending on the game.

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...ller Instinct (2013 video game)]], and is revealed to have set many of the series' events in motion. His bio on the official site states;

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...of pursuing new experiences and putting players first. Still ahead of the game after three decades of evolution, there's no other studio in the world quit ...m]] and [[Chris Stamper]], as the successor company to [[Ultimate Play the Game]]. They have developed a wide variety of games, with genres such as first-p

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{{Game infobox ...ndo in 2000 for the Nintendo 64 as a part of the Banjo-Kazooie series. The game is the sequel of ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''. Banjo-Tooie was one of the most ant

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...lace where Rare asked a question to the fans (like their opinions on a new game, for example), and the fans then send emails with their thoughts on the que ...Pants'' in the [[jiggywikki:LOGBOX 720|LOGBOX 720]] stage, even though the game was never released or announced for the ''Xbox'' console.

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== In-Game Description == ...ears the likenesses of all the original pinatas that appeared in the first game.

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== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

...rom the ''[[mariowiki:Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' series. == Game Production History ==

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

{{Game infobox ...rst title released on Nintendo 64. In this game, the player must destroy a series of buildings using a variety of unique demolition vehicles, in order to cle

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

...Instinct]] series who made her appearance in [[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)]]. Her bio on the official site states;

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

...es)|Killer Instinct]] series who appeared in [[Killer Instinct (2013 video game)]]. Her bio on the official site states;

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

== In-Game Description == [[Category: Viva Piñata series]]

...e Creative Jam''', '''Creative Jam''' or '''Rare Jam''', is an annual {{wp|game jam}} where [[Rare Ltd.|Rare]] employees showcase various small projects th ...se.com/rare-creative-jam-game-revealed-hairball-heroes/ "Rare Creative Jam Game Revealed: Hairball Heroes" - RareFanDaBase]</ref>]]

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...is a major antagonist in the [[Killer Instinct (series)|Killer Instinct]] series. Her bio on the official site states; "Day 3: I learned to use small letters. And we played a game called Tic Tac Toe. I lost the first 3 games, but then I discovered the alg