But it has also been many years since the original release of the King of Fighters series in their original incarnations -even the original characters like Kyo and Iori Kusanagi have become just as well known and iconic to fighting game fans. So combining the two franchises into a single game was pretty much a good idea right from the start. Familiar Sights and FacesĪrt of Fighting and Fatal Fury characters are pretty well known -Terry Bogard and Ryo Sakazaki are basically SNK's answer to Capcom's Ryu. Battles are hard fought and there is a lot of focus on skill. This meant that players could not rely on overly cheap tactics (like spamming projectiles) in order to win matches. Fighters have rolls and dashes that allowed them to quickly close in on opponents while also avoiding direct attacks. This is a 2D fighting game that featured one-on-one combat between two teams composed of three fighters each. This would become the main point of the series until the arc resolved in this game, KoF '97.
Back in the '95 release, a new storyline begun that revolved around a clan of people with the "power of Orochi". While the each of the two source games had their own storylines, KoF also introduced original characters that would bridge the two games together. The series started with King of Fighters '94 and brought together several major characters from Fatal Fury and Art of Fighting. KoF '97 is the fourth game in SNK's major fighting game franchise. Which is a shame since in terms of hardware processing power, the average modern smartphone can smoothly deliver the original arcade experience of this once epic game. But as cool as it all sounds the mobile port of KoF'97 suffers from one critical flaw: the control system. And seeing the '97 version of the game available on mobile is a great way to geek out in gaming nostalgia. Old-school fighting game fans are quite familiar with SNK's largest fighting game series, King of Fighters.
King of Fighters 97 Mobile Takes the Power of Orochi On the Go
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