Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2 |
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Platform: PlayStation 2
Tags: Compilation, Fighting, 2D, Versus Developer: SNK Playmore More Platforms: PlayStation 4 AKA: Garou Densetsu Battle Archive 2 (JP) |
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Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2 reviewReviewed April 25, 2008Jason Venter says: "It seems unusual to see the high-quality backgrounds swapped out from one game to the next, rather than simply finding them supplemented by a few new ones. Just the fact that things work like that, though, is a point in this compilation's favor. The genuine differences between each entry—including a final boss in the first one that is swapped out by the time the second and third arrive—mean that you really are getting three distinct titles instead of one thrice repeated and barely modified." |
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Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2 reviewReviewed May 22, 2008disco says: "It’s over. The Lonely Wolves failed. They had all the right moves, the plans, and power to win the day. But in the end, they were outsmarted. Contrary to popular belief, Geese Howard wasn’t killed; in fact, he’s back and better than ever before. Considering the fact that he’s stolen the Jin Scrolls – the mystical writings that can grant him immortality – it’s little wonder why he’s in such good shape now. Armed with his newfound powers and a lust for vengeance, he’s poised to bring Southtown to ..." |
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