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Futbol Argentino 96 is an unlicensed hack of J. League Pro Striker 2, which was distributed around Argentina during the late 1990s.
Futbol Argentino 96 is much the same game as Pro Striker 2, but contains teams from the Argentinian Football Association (AFA), presumably without a license to do so. This made it (and similar SNES hacks) unusually popular in the country.
A successor of sorts exists as Futbol Argentino 98.
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