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'''Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior''' was released in [[1996]]. It used a 'spirit' system similar to its predecessors and featured a completely new cast of characters with the exception of [[Art of Fighting/Ryo|Ryo]] and [[Art of Fighting/Robert|Robert]].
'''Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior''' was released in [[1996]]. It used a 'spirit' system similar to its predecessors and featured a completely new cast of characters with the exception of [[Art of Fighting/Ryo|Ryo]] and [[Art of Fighting/Robert|Robert]].
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One of the game's characters, [[Art of Fighting/Kasumi|Kasumi Todoh]], became a part of the [[:Category:The King of Fighters|King of Fighters]] cast.
One of the game's characters, [[Art of Fighting/Kasumi|Kasumi Todoh]], became a part of the [[:Category:The King of Fighters|King of Fighters]] cast.
The [[Neo Geo]] version of this game does not contain a intro dialog for each fight, nor does the [[Arcade]] or the [[Art of Fighting Anthology]] version for the [[PlayStation 2]]. The only (complete) version that has those cinematics is the version for the [[Neo Geo CD]] system.
The [[Neo Geo]] version of this game does not contain a intro dialog for each fight, nor does the [[Arcade]] or the [[Art of Fighting Anthology]] version for the [[PlayStation 2]]. The only (complete) version that has those cinematics is the version for the [[Neo Geo CD]] system.
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Image:AOF3 screen 1.png|title screen
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File:AOF3 screen 3.png|fighting screen
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==Character Select==
==Character Select==
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|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Robert.png|64px|Robert|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Robert Garcia]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Robert.png|64px|Robert|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Robert Garcia]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Ryo.png|64px|Ryo|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Ryo Sakazaki]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Ryo.png|64px|Ryo|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Ryo Sakazaki]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Rody.png|64px|Rody|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Rody Birts]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Rody.png|64px|Rody|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Rody Birts]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Kasumi.png|64px|Kasumi|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Kasumi Todoh]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Kasumi.png|64px|Kasumi|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Kasumi Todoh]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Wang.png|64px|Wang|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Wang Koh-San]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Wang.png|64px|Wang|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Wang Koh-San]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Lenny.png|64px|Lenny|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Lenny Creston]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Lenny.png|64px|Lenny|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Lenny Creston]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Karman.png|64px|Karman|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Karman Cole]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Karman.png|64px|Karman|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Karman Cole]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Jin.png|64px|Jin|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Jin Fu-Ha]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Jin.png|64px|Jin|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Jin Fu-Ha]]
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|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Sinclair.png|64px|Sinclair|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Sinclair]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Sinclair.png|64px|Sinclair|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Sinclair]]
|[[Image:Portrait_AOF3_Wyler.png|64px|Wyler|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Wyler]]
|[[File:Portrait AOF3 Wyler.png|64px|Wyler|link=Art of Fighting 3/Moves#Wyler]]
Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior was released in 1996. It used a 'spirit' system similar to its predecessors and featured a completely new cast of characters with the exception of Ryo and Robert.
The story switched focus from the Sakazakis to Robert Garcia. Garcia disappears to search for an old childhood friend, Freia Lawrence, and he tracks her to GlassHill, Mexico. Freia is wanted by the game's boss character, Wyler, to complete a powerful elixir that was created by his and Freia's fathers. The drug affects users in a similar manner as the potion in The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
The Neo Geo version of this game does not contain a intro dialog for each fight, nor does the Arcade or the Art of Fighting Anthology version for the PlayStation 2. The only (complete) version that has those cinematics is the version for the Neo Geo CD system.
