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'''Fatal Fury 2''' was the first sequel to SNK's | '''Fatal Fury 2''' was the first sequel to SNK's fighting series [[:Category:Fatal Fury|Fatal Fury]]. It had the characters fight each other in locations around the world. | ||
As an improvement over it's predecessor, players could choose between 8 different playable | As an improvement over it's predecessor, players could choose between 8 different playable characters (as opposed to 3 in the original [[Fatal Fury]]). 4 computer-controlled boss characters where added. | ||
The game was later ported to the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[SNES]] by Takara, and to [[PC Engine]] by Hudson Soft. It was also one of the first fighting games to include Desperation Attack (called Super moves) that could only be executed when a player had low vitality. | The game was later ported to the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[SNES]] by Takara, and to [[PC Engine]] by Hudson Soft. It was also one of the first fighting games to include a Desperation Attack (called Super moves) that could only be executed when a player had low vitality. | ||
'''Fatal Fury 2''' also marked the introduction of [[Fatal Fury/Characters/Mai|Mai Shiranui]], who would later become one of the fan-favorites in the [[:Category:The King of Fighters|King of Fighters]] series. | '''Fatal Fury 2''' also marked the introduction of [[Fatal Fury/Characters/Mai|Mai Shiranui]], who would later become one of the fan-favorites in the [[:Category:The King of Fighters|King of Fighters]] series. | ||
Revision as of 22:45, 24 July 2010
Fatal Fury 2 was the first sequel to SNK's fighting series Fatal Fury. It had the characters fight each other in locations around the world.
As an improvement over it's predecessor, players could choose between 8 different playable characters (as opposed to 3 in the original Fatal Fury). 4 computer-controlled boss characters where added.
The game was later ported to the Sega Genesis and SNES by Takara, and to PC Engine by Hudson Soft. It was also one of the first fighting games to include a Desperation Attack (called Super moves) that could only be executed when a player had low vitality.
Fatal Fury 2 also marked the introduction of Mai Shiranui, who would later become one of the fan-favorites in the King of Fighters series.
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Table of Contents
- Secrets and codes
- Fatal Fury 3 Hidden Desperation Moves
- Achievements and trophies
- Andy Bogard
- Axel Hawk
- Big Bear/
Raiden - Billy Kane
- Blue Mary
- Bob Wilson
- Cheng Sinzan
- Duck King
- Franco Bash
- Geese Howard
- Hon-Fu
- Hwa Jai
- Jin Chonrei
- Jin Chonshu
- Joe Higashi
- Jubei Yamada
- Kim Kaphwan
- Laurence Blood
- Mai Shiranui
- Michael Max
- Richard Meyer
- Ryo Sakazaki
- Ryuji Yamazaki
- Sokaku Mochizuki
- Terry Bogard
- Tung Fu Rue
- Wolfgang Krauser
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