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Heavily ported to various platforms, almost all of them (except for the PS1) are near to the original.

Decent voice acting, if not in anime level of quality.

Very satisfactory combos to make, even though lots of skill is required to perform.

Sometimes even skipping and progressing automatically.

If you lose the game and go to a "Continue?" screen, once you insert a coin (or just press START in a console) before the time runs out, you'll get a roulette of "services" that will make the stage you're in easier to pass.

Plenty of special pre-battle intros and more than expected.

Those include Kyo Kusanagi, the Fatal Fury trio, the Art of Fighting trio, the New Faces trio and Mai Shiranui. To select them, just confirm holding START.

Some fighters even have hidden alternate versions (alternate moveset).

The return of many fighters from the previous games like Takuma Sakazaki, Mature & Vice, Rugal, Heidern and, not so important, the USA Sports team ( Heavy D!, Lucky Glauber and Brian Battler).

Choose between 38 fighters ( 50, if considering "hidden/alternate" versions of existing ones) to play with! Almost all of them are likeable and good to play with.

For the Extra gauge, the charging time for the MAX mode reduces.

Both work the same as the previous game, but there is a new thing: everytime a member of your team loses a battle, the Advanced gauge's stock limit raises (with a maximum of 5 for your last of your trio).

Select between two fighting modes: Advanced or Extra.

This means the game does not have a plot (is non-canon to the storyline), tries to gather all fighters from all previous games and only mixes the best mechanics the franchise can give.

The King of Fighters '98 is a dream match.

This means the game now has more content.

This is the first KOF game using Neo-Geo's new Giga Power cartridge, which allows more storage than the previous Max 330 Mega and the The 100 Megashock!.

And also the first to use the Giga Power Neo-Geo system/cartridge.

#The king of fighters 98 series#

It is the fifth game in The King of Fighters series and the first "dream match". The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest (subbed Dream Match Never Ends in Japan, titled The King of Fighters Dream Match 1999 on the Dreamcast) is a fighting game developed by published (mostly) by SNK, initially released on Jfor the Neo-Geo MVS arcades. The "Ultimate Match" version will be on a separate page.

This article is about the vanilla/pure version of The King of Fighters '98. The King of Fighters '99 (by release date) The King of Fighters '97 (by release date)

#The king of fighters 98 portable#

PlayStation Portable (KOF Collection: The Orochi Saga) PlayStation 2 (KOF Orochi Saga or KOF '98: Ultimate Match)