Me playing King of Fighters Wing – Flash Game
September 5th, 2010
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Hey guys, Some people at Infinity Mugen Team posted a awesome link to this wicked ass fighting Flash Game and now I’m sharing it with you guys, you can get the game here: en. flashwing. net Damn, now if we can only get mugen to be like this lol!! Check out my site at: amit. dabydeen. com For your art, anime and video game needs. 
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