And yes, before you ask, this is a screen from the Japanese version.įortunately all seven bosses are banned in the online player rooms by default. This guy can throw more fireballs out of the air per second then even Shin Akuma (unverified).Īll the win quotes have been translated into English. The 50 challenges start out as helpful tutorials designed to teach the basics of the various Guard Cancel and Anywhere Cancel subsystems, but before long you're tasked with clearing a boss rush while the controls are inverted as well as going toe-to-toe with the cheap-tastic Nightmare Geese. This is obviously cheap, and thankfully doesn't make it into the online game, but to give novices something to fall back on it's an interesting addition. So if you're having trouble taking down the likes of Omega Rugal and Igniz, you can program in a one-button auto combo. The robust Practice mode sees the return of the command macro system from The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match. Although so far I've only made it to 24, so it could just be a massive lie. Plus, if you can make it past 60 consecutive opponents in Endless, you will allegedly unlock Goenitz from KOF '96. There's also a healthy selection of game modes which include Team Play, Single Play and an Endless survival mode.
And yes, that does include Duck King and Tizoc. Nonetheless, the 15 available stages are dripping with SNK fan-service and filled with every character cameo imaginable. What is surprising is Playmore's insistence on once again locking the aspect ratio to 4:3 although this is arguably the best way to experience Neo Geo's finest, the lack of a full-screen option feels like an oversight.
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