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S.L.A.I.: Steel Lancer Arena International : ウィキペディア英語版
S.L.A.I.: Steel Lancer Arena International

''S.L.A.I: Steel Lancer Arena International'' is the PlayStation 2 sequel to the Xbox game Phantom Crash. It was released on September 21, 2005 by Konami.
==Story==
The game's main storyline takes place in 2071, in a future where the sport of "Rumbling" has taken precedence. Players called "Wire-heads" compete by piloting SVs, a variation of the mech, in specially built arenas in seven real world cities such as New York City, Tokyo, and London. Each city has eight standard "Rankers", ranging from categories D-A which describe the overall difficulty and whether they compete during the day or night. Upon beating all 56 of these Rankers, players can then battle against each city's Regional Ranker. After beating these seven, they are allowed to compete for the Third, Second, and First Ranker, officially making them one of the best players in the world. During this quest, players will become part of an investigation trying to find a serial killer who starts killing other wire-heads, with the plot moving as rankers are defeated.

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