XBLA King of Fighters '98 tomorrow
Alongside wriggly Worms 2.
Microsoft has announced that King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match will also be available on Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow for 800 Microsoft Points (GBP 6.80 / EUR 9.60).
The other game, remember, is Worms 2: Armageddon starring Bruce Wigglis.
King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match is a fighting game. There are special moves galore, practice modes and Japanese haircuts. The Ultimate Match part of the title refers to a handful of extra characters.
There are some shots and a brief synopsis of King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match on the Xbox.com site.
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Enjoying that crunch, no-doubt?
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Oh, and KoF '98 is a quality title, can't wait for KoF XII either!
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OMG a comment from SVD that isn't anti-MS! Or do you just do that on CVG?
Anywho,
I never really got into KOF, I just found them too technical, along with many other SNK games. That said, their sprite work was always gorgeous to look at, especially on the Guilty Gear series.
And +1 for Alien Breed! Aren't there already god knows how many versions of worms, as well as worm clones, on XBLA already?
Would love to see some new ip from T17... anyone know if they have something in the pipeline?
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Guilty Gear isn't SNK, it's Arc System Works.
Incidentally, the new trailer for BlazBlue is superb.
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I hope you're joking. My head almost exploded in a nerd rage reading that.
Last Blade, Art of Fighting 3 and Garou: MOTW are probably their best sprite work during the Neo Geo era. Only really starting to surpass that with the new KOF.
EDIT: beaten
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That said, it's typical that it should be released when I have two Xbox 360s in for repairs!
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Guess I shoulod stick to commenting on my genres of choice
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Now I have Garou MOTW, KOF '98, SSFIIHDRMX and the upcoming KOF XII.
2D beat 'em ups FTW
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The netcode should be fine since it was pretty good in Fatal Fury Special.
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That's my only complaint with Garou MOTW though, and it's a minor. The graphics are pixelated and are a bit of a shock at first, but most old games are like that. Nostalgia has a funny way of blurring over the edges. If you want proof go back and play the original Mario Kart on a SNES emulator. It looks shockingly awful! Just takes an hour or so to adjust. Personally I think the animation is great for a 'hand drawn' game.