Kakuto Chojin recalled
Microsoft's 3D fighter is pulled from store shelves.
GameSpot has learned that Kakuto Chojin, DreamFactory's Xbox fighting game, has been recalled from store shelves in Japan and North America. Microsoft of Japan has told several news outlets that the reason for the recall stems from religious references made throughout the game that could be seen as offensive.
For more information on Kakuto Chojin, check out our full review.
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Kakuto Chojin Review
While it offers some impressive production values, it ultimately seems shallow and incomplete, and it won't hold any fighting game player's attention for long.
- Nov 11, 2002
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