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#SANRIO WORLD SMASH BALL TOURNAMENT EDITION FULL#

That little blurb at the top of the page that briefly describes the game. Most game pages ideally need an overview section (brief synopsis, basic history of releases, any pertinent facts about the game from a meta standpoint) and a gameplay section (actually gets into detail about how the game plays, its systems and features), but I kind of just left them with overviews in most cases. My definition of "full" for the purposes of this exercise included the following:

#SANRIO WORLD SMASH BALL TOURNAMENT EDITION FULL#

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