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    Cannon Spike

  • First released on 14 November, 2000 for Arcade, Dreamcast
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  • First released on 14 November, 2000 for Arcade, Dreamcast

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    Cannon Spike (Gunspike in Japan) is an overhead-camera shooting game in the vein of Smash TV and another Capcom creation, the Commando series. Released for the arcades, and later for the Sega Dreamcast. in 2000, Cannon Spike is a linear game, heavily focused towards boss encounters. A main feature of the game is the ability to play as a number of familiar Capcom characters from other franchises.

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    Dreamcast, Arcade

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    Capcom began in Japan in 1979 as a manufacturer and distributor of electronic game machines.
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