#TRUCOS PARA THE KING OF FIGHTERS 98 PS2 PS2#

#TRUCOS PARA THE KING OF FIGHTERS 98 PS2 PS2#

The Xbox port is the same as the PS2 version along with Xbox Live online play. As usual, 3D backgrounds have been added. The Dreamcast version adds in Shingo and King (who were sadly missing from the arcade version.) The PlayStation 2 version features both of these characters, in addition to Geese Howard, Orochi Iori and Goenitz. Those include the Dreamcast, PlayStation 2 and Xbox. Once again, the American arcade version removes her jiggling, but this time it was restored in the home console releases. It’s also the first instance of Mai nudity in the entire series, as she shows off her behind during her Hidden Super Desperation Move. The soundtrack also includes a bunch of music from older games like “Seoul de Ikou” (Kim’s Theme) from Fatal Fury 2 and “Diet” (Yuri’s Theme) from Art of Fighting 2, but they suffer due to poor sound quality.ĭue to its character roster and lack of superficial gimmicks, KoF 2002 is also regarded as a high point for the series. The Striker system has been ditched entirely, so it plays much like KoF ’98. The graphical presentation is much better, especially the backgrounds, which include plenty of cameos from other SNK titles. New to the game are Hidden Super Desperation Moves (HDSM) or MAX2 moves, which are even more complex and more powerful than everything that came before.

Rugal once again returns as the final boss. While not as comprehensive as KoF ’98 in relation, it includes a fair representation of the series’ most popular fighters, including the return of Yashiro, Chris, Shermie, Vice and Mature, as well as newer characters like Angel, May Lee, Kula, K9999 and K’. With the NESTS storyline finished, this installment is another Dream Match, mixing up both old and new characters. Although once again produced by Eolith, The King of Fighters 2002 is a drastic improvement over its predecessor.

Trucos para the king of fighters 98 ps2