"The biggest change in the gameplay over the Japanese edition is the game speed -- we thought that it would be a subtle shift at first when we saw Aksys' reps playing the game before we got to play, but in actuality, the difference seems to be a significant change. In the import game, we were struggling with the timing of catching because the speed felt off; in this improved version, the very first Super our opponent threw when we picked up the game, we managed to catch. Maybe it was luck (and..."

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