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Project Justice

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description Project Justice Overview

Project Justice is a 2000 three-dimensional fighting game developed and published by Capcom for arcades and the Sega Dreamcast. It is the sequel to Rival Schools and continues that game's story of students and teachers confronting conflicts among several Japanese schools. Players select teams of three characters, switch fighters between rounds, and use coordinated Team-Up attacks, with certain combinations enabling special group techniques.

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What consoles can I play Project Justice on?

Project Justice was originally released for arcades and the Sega Dreamcast in 2000. To play it today, you either need a Dreamcast console or a modded arcade emulator, as Capcom has not re-released it on modern digital storefronts.

Do I need to play Rival Schools before Project Justice?

Project Justice is the direct sequel to Rival Schools, continuing the story of the students and teachers from various Japanese schools. While the fighting mechanics are easy to pick up, playing the first game helps you understand the character relationships and overarching plot.

How does the team battle system work in Project Justice?

Unlike traditional one-on-one fighting games, Project Justice uses a 3v3 team format where players select three characters. You can call in teammates for assist attacks, perform devastating team-up supers, and even use a "Party Up" move where all three characters attack at once.

Who developed Project Justice?

The game was developed and published by Capcom, hitting Japanese arcades before arriving on the Sega Dreamcast in 2000. It is highly regarded as one of the best 3D fighting games on the Dreamcast, alongside Capcom's own Power Stone series.

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