It's sad news when I heard SNK got bankrupt, no matter if it's Terry Bogard Andy, or Rock Howard, I will never forget the Fatal Fury franchise and how it impacted us with memorable stories and characters especially The Hungry Wolf himself Terry. When it comes to the story and real life in general, especially in today's desperate times, we are stronger together, even in a pack of wolves. 🐺
No need to worry friend! The legacy of SNK, their different franchises and characters will be fondly remembered thanks to Terry's inclusion in Super Smash Bros Ultimate!
14:16 September 4th, 2019, (or in the Neo Geo clock system’s case, 1919) Geese Howard dies in the hospital 3 hours after falling from a high rise while trying to get the Smash invitation.
@@Hektols It's the way the date is programmed. I think it's supposed to be the year you played it in, but after a certain year it'll just default to the 1900s.
Basically, Fatal Fury is Street Fighter I: The Good Edition. Quote from HG101: While often inaccurately perceived as a Street Fighter II clone, Fatal Fury was actually in development at the same time as Street Fighter II. What’s more, all of SNK’s fighting game operations were helmed by Takashi Nishiyama and Hiroshi Matsumoto, who had formerly created the very first Street Fighter for Capcom in 1987. So the game’s similarities are the result of them being different re-interpretations of the same source. Street Fighter director Takashi Nishiyama even referred to Fatal Fury as “my Street Fighter II.”
Even if you educate non showering Smash fans on the history, as well as the fact that there' wouldn't even be a Smash series if it weren't for Fatal Fury/King of Fighters, Smash fans won't care; they live in their own ignorant bubble; proven earlier when they shitted on Dragon Quest making it into Smash.
Hey, I think its fuckin cool. Don't judge the entire fandom on a ahndful. Personally, I'm excited to learn more about a franchise I've never heard of before.
I was obsessed with this game as a kid even though I couldn't play it to save my life: I later discovered World Heroes 1 & 2 and I found them a lot more playable.
@@e.santiago6078 I mean its literally called "Fatal Fury: King of Fighters" lol I woulda preferred KoF to stick with the original canon of Fatal Fury & Art of Fighting though, even if that woulda mean a much older Ryo, Robert and Yuri. Having two different canon has always been weird. I kinda liked the real world time era relation AoF and FF had. Gave the stories more depth
In Japan(1991 - 1993), it was Art Of Fighting and Fatal Fury competing against SF2. Then in 1994 it became KOF vs SF Meanwhile in America it was SF2 vs Mortal Kombat because MK is popular in America but not Japan
Finally I got to see the end. This was a tough game for me. As were many other one on one fighting games of the time. Funny how the end said 1908 instead of 1980. If this game took place THAT far back, there wouldn't be any of the contemporary stuff that we have today. Not to mention it would have taken place long before World War II.
SNK is famous for bosses like this. Almost every fighting game they make has a ridiculously stupid-powerful boss at the end who is almost unbeatable unless you know exactly what you're doing and have practiced endlessly.
That makes a lot of sense now. The 1912 part of the game when I played through did confuse the hell out of me. Seemed like a weird time to set a fighting game.
This and later SNK fighting games were designed by a couple of Street Fighter 1 designers. It was probably made as SNK's answer to Capcom's Street Fighter 1, while Fatal Fury 2 is to Street Fighter II, Fatal Fury Special is to the SFII updates (especially SSFII Turbo). Ryu's red shoes were later removed while his winning taunt was rotated. The sleeves of Terry's jacket were cut, while his winning taunt was also rotated.
@abrahamWCE I think thats more to due with Shuiesha Jump and Bird Studio (Toriyama) not caring as much as whoever created Akira. Especially since Toriyama is fine with parodies having so many in his own works (Ultraman, Gamera and Superman references in Dr. Slump, Sailor Moon and Jackie Chan references in DBZ etc) Also I'd imagine the rock band Faith No More either never knew or also never cared about Brazil team theme song in KoF 94 being ridiculously too similar to their song Surprise You're Dead, which def coulda been grounds for a plagiarism lawsuit Its pretty obvious the reason K9999 got kicked out and replaced with Nameless (2002 UM) was more to due with a ceast and desist from Akira creators and not SNK themselves.
Even though I prefer King of Fighters overall, I would be lying if I said I wouldn't like to see a new Fatal Fury. Come on, SNK! Bring back this classic fighting series!
For Smash Bros fans. I wouldn't recommend this game for a First Fatal Fury unless you are brave. This game is harder than the future ones. The soundtrack is good.
Fatal Fury 3 is pretty hard even on level 1 difficulty. Fatal Fury Wild Ambition was also harder to unlock Ryo Sakazaki than he was in Fatal Fury Special. Real Bout Fatal Fury and Real Bout Fatal Fury Special, Real Bout Fatal Fury 2 not so much. Fatal Fury Mark of the Wolves was a bit tricky too.
@@budgiecat9039 I would recommend FF Special, Real Bout Special and RB2 and from KOF 97 thru 2000 with 2003, XI, XIII and XIV. Garou is tough because of the mechanics.
I've played KOF 97 and Fatal Fury 1, and they are hell for me even on the lowest difficulty. I got into SNK sort of because of Terry being in Smash. However, be prepared to suffer when you turn on an SNK game.
Played Fatal Fury Special on Switch a year ago. Seems as though the classic SNK games are hard as hell especially on a lower difficulty. But, I got use to it. I have gotten better within a few days, though.
Hmm, that's interesting. I've Fatal Fury/Garou Densetsu for years, and at 10:45 I just noticed that yellow bush in the background is designed after the face of that masked character that appears inside the taxi that drops off Terry/Andy/Joe during the rankings screen after the intro.
The spelling and grammar in Fatal Fury was below par. In the end, Geese Howard died in 1908 after falling from the building complex? How the heck would they have all the technology for 1991 standards in the game in 1908?!
@@steakysteaky6 Well, excuse me for thinking that the text was static, that the number was the time of death considering the context, it was not like japanese games of that time had awful english translations.
Terry bogard is one of franchise players in SNK history. The fatal fury was name king of fighters but now in 3 years later, it debuting king of fighters was 25 years in the making.
Yes, a great adaptation, it didn't have the generic muay thai guy nor billy kane, to compensate it the other two selectable characters also fought you.
they repeated this layout with Art of Fighting, which took place in the year 1978, starring a 21 year old Ryo Sakazaki looking for his kidnapped sister Yuri with his friend Robert Garcia, and Art of Fighting 2, which starred the three again and had you fight a young Geese Howard as the boss since the story took place in the year 1979, years before the first Fatal Fury game which took place in the year 1991, and two years before Geese Howard killed Jeff Bogard in 1981, the stepfather of Terry and Andy Bogard, because he was looking for the hidden martial arts scroll to learn the Hakkyokuseiken style that Tung Fu Rue had taught Jeff instead of Geese. The last Fatal Fury game, Mark of the Wolves, time jumped from Real Bout Fatal Fury (canonically the fourth game in the series) where Geese Howard truly died falling off a building to his death in 1995, to the year 2006 where his six year old son Rock Howard, who Terry Bogard had adopted after Geese died, was now 17 years old)
@@budgiecat9039 So that means that when the Fatal Fury cast meet the Art of Fighting cast in the King of Fighters the Art of Fighting characters were already in their mid 30's...
@@Hektols the KOF series is in a completely different timeline. KOF was meant to be like the Smash Bros for SNK bringing together all of their characters in one game
@Hektols and now we have characters from Samurai Shodown, a franchise that takes place centuries ago. Each SNK franchise has its own timeline so KOF encounters shouldn't be taken too seriously.
the date in the ending is represented by the console's internal calendar, but for some reason it only applied for the 20th century, so the date can't get past 1999.
Yeah, it's definitely a typo. They must have meant 1988, but since the number 8 is so close to 0 on a keyboard, they may have slipped and for some reason didn't proof-read it. I think it's corrected in the SNES version.
If you ever have any interest in checking out the Fatal Fury series, I recommend starting with Real Bout Fatal Fury Special as Fatal Fury 1 didn't age very well.
Does anybody remember Terry's yell on the ground punch sounding like he was shouting "Ah ohhh, baby?" Or was that from another version? And did't he used to bring his hands up and over before doing it?
Geese never died.. he would see several other games before he truly died.. I think it wasn't until Real Bout that he was actually dead as that's Nightmare Geese but he's alive for Real Bout 2 as well as Wild Ambition and his first(and only appearance until XIV though he worked behind the scenes while Billy, Mary and Yamazaki did his bidding) in 96.. he was also dead in svc chaos (then again, you had to die in order to even reach the parallel world tournament, it was stated he had been dead a lot longer than any of the other chars though leading up to svc chaos..) also, the Fatal Fury 2 movie dictates that Geese survived and went into hiding while Krauser actually did die, as any earl stroheim would commit suicide if defeated by an opponent..
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The sound and music in this game, when it was released back in the day, was absolutely stunning. Still sounds good today.
I thought the game Terry bogard was from was king of fighters.
Indeed 💪🏿
It's sad news when I heard SNK got bankrupt, no matter if it's Terry Bogard Andy, or Rock Howard, I will never forget the Fatal Fury franchise and how it impacted us with memorable stories and characters especially The Hungry Wolf himself Terry. When it comes to the story and real life in general, especially in today's desperate times, we are stronger together, even in a pack of wolves. 🐺
No need to worry friend! The legacy of SNK, their different franchises and characters will be fondly remembered thanks to Terry's inclusion in Super Smash Bros Ultimate!
@@Antonio-is2cn ...or you know, the fact they got over bankruptcy decades ago and are still making these games to this day
14:14
Terry Kicks Geese so hard hes launched 95 years back in time before he dies of his injuries.
Truly a brutal means of revenge.
jogava no fliperama nos anos 90
I played at the arcade in the 90s
Power Geyser
Seeing so much Fatal Fury stuff in Smash Bros, Tekken and Fighting EX Layer makes me all warm
Jin Kazama? Skullomania?
14:16
September 4th, 2019, (or in the Neo Geo clock system’s case, 1919)
Geese Howard dies in the hospital 3 hours after falling from a high rise while trying to get the Smash invitation.
So glad you know where I got that from
Well he tried...
@fml I think it's the hour, not the year.
@@Hektols It's the way the date is programmed. I think it's supposed to be the year you played it in, but after a certain year it'll just default to the 1900s.
supermariobro93 - Terrence Pitts lol
Basically, Fatal Fury is Street Fighter I: The Good Edition.
Quote from HG101: While often inaccurately perceived as a Street Fighter II clone, Fatal Fury was actually in development at the same time as Street Fighter II. What’s more, all of SNK’s fighting game operations were helmed by Takashi Nishiyama and Hiroshi Matsumoto, who had formerly created the very first Street Fighter for Capcom in 1987. So the game’s similarities are the result of them being different re-interpretations of the same source. Street Fighter director Takashi Nishiyama even referred to Fatal Fury as “my Street Fighter II.”
Even if you educate non showering Smash fans on the history, as well as the fact that there' wouldn't even be a Smash series if it weren't for Fatal Fury/King of Fighters, Smash fans won't care; they live in their own ignorant bubble; proven earlier when they shitted on Dragon Quest making it into Smash.
Hey, I think its fuckin cool. Don't judge the entire fandom on a ahndful. Personally, I'm excited to learn more about a franchise I've never heard of before.
@Budgie Cat such as RPGs wouldn’t be anything without Dragon Quest.
Eh... I wouldn't call FF1 "good".
Cvr Eric so basically, snk technically made fighting games before capcom
I was obsessed with this game as a kid even though I couldn't play it to save my life: I later discovered World Heroes 1 & 2 and I found them a lot more playable.
Long before there was Eddy Gordo, there was good ol Richard Myer. Respect.
This its the real beginning of The King of Fighter! Most people do not know it!
@@e.santiago6078 I mean its literally called "Fatal Fury: King of Fighters" lol
I woulda preferred KoF to stick with the original canon of Fatal Fury & Art of Fighting though, even if that woulda mean a much older Ryo, Robert and Yuri. Having two different canon has always been weird. I kinda liked the real world time era relation AoF and FF had. Gave the stories more depth
And before Raiden, there was Raiden (big bear xD)
I love how smash bros announcements are so big that it can cause 10 year old videos to start getting new comments.
Ikr smash bros is making them discover games.
11 years old now
Why are there only 3 characters to choose?
@@henriquedearruda8902Because they're the main characters and the NPC characters can be played as in the versus mode.
Man to see how far this game has come is amazing
The memory of spending all my pocket money on this, Robocop 2 and The Simpsons arcade games in 1991 when I was 11 will stay with me forever.
This was Street Fighter II's true competitor back in the day.
It was but it still didn’t hold a candle to it. MK2 was more popular
In Japan(1991 - 1993), it was Art Of Fighting and Fatal Fury competing against SF2. Then in 1994 it became KOF vs SF
Meanwhile in America it was SF2 vs Mortal Kombat because MK is popular in America but not Japan
@@hoodclassicsofcalifornia ahh yes I lived in Canada. Fatal fury and KoF were not popular at all
Street fighter stole a lot of its ideas, lol Balrog is an obvious rip off
Finally I got to see the end. This was a tough game for me. As were many other one on one fighting games of the time. Funny how the end said 1908 instead of 1980. If this game took place THAT far back, there wouldn't be any of the contemporary stuff that we have today. Not to mention it would have taken place long before World War II.
It's a screwup with the MVS' internal clock, this was recorded in 2008 and the clock mistook it as 1908.
@@cqmorrell You learn something every day. So it used a kind of future-proofing by picking the current year.
Oh man. The game that started it all for SNK fighters and SNK Boss Syndrome.
And then he got in Smash Ultimate!!
Street Fighter 2 ushered an era for the 1vs1 genre.
Fatal Fury gave it character.
Fatal Fury is Fast and Furious with ABSOLUTELY AWESOME graphics and STUNNING gameplay
Classic Neo-Geo/SNK game. One of the best ever.
SNK is famous for bosses like this. Almost every fighting game they make has a ridiculously stupid-powerful boss at the end who is almost unbeatable unless you know exactly what you're doing and have practiced endlessly.
I like how when Tung Fu Rue goes from being large to small again, his shirt magically regenerates. :)
I never noticed that when I was younger.
What is he wearing?
Here from Smash Bros speculation. I'd use Terry more than I try Ryu
You got it chief
Terry and Ryu and similar in character, only Terry looks like Ken. Either way an OG of the fighting game genre. People crying about it are morons.
Hoes Fatally Furious
Hoes Fatally Furious
You don't Know Terry?
Ryu is better tho
14:14 Oh Shit! Now I see what they were referencing during the reveal for Terry! Glad I checked out this gameplay footage.
"Power Wii!"
"Burn Knucku!"
And of course...
"CRAAAAPPP!!!"
Yeah!!! Like a woff!! (Gotta love Terry’s “regional accent” 😂
Joguei muito esse jogo, muito bom, época boa.
1:29
That CLASSIC cap throw
Be a Fatal fury fan was hard for a long Time but now we have Characters in Tekken, DoA, Ex layer and even smash
The Wolf never sleeps
Fatal Fury came out from the same brain as Street Fighter...People should know this!
First time I played this was in a Pizza Hut with family. It was right next to the first Mortal Kombat arcade cabinet.
best thing about this game.... one of the first to have the fight scroll in two planes... making it seem almost 3-d
Fatal Fury is legend off all time 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
WHOOOOOOAAAAAH!!! I just love Geese's yell when he falls to his death.
I admire you for beating this game, I could never do it myself. I just just suck at it.
Before KOF, we got Fatal Fury and this series has its own continuity.
This game is great.
I love Geese's theme
Damn, that fight with Raiden.....frickin' crazy.
This game came out in the same year Street Fighter II first debuted.
Wow, a lot of Smash comments here. Guess I should add one too....
I hope Smash helps SNK get more popular.
It Did
Geese Howard - Cheapest boss fight in gaming history, over powered and spams the shit out of the wave attack
That makes a lot of sense now. The 1912 part of the game when I played through did confuse the hell out of me. Seemed like a weird time to set a fighting game.
This and later SNK fighting games were designed by a couple of Street Fighter 1 designers. It was probably made as SNK's answer to Capcom's Street Fighter 1, while Fatal Fury 2 is to Street Fighter II, Fatal Fury Special is to the SFII updates (especially SSFII Turbo). Ryu's red shoes were later removed while his winning taunt was rotated. The sleeves of Terry's jacket were cut, while his winning taunt was also rotated.
When you tell your friends you'll be fighting stronger challengers in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Terry Faces the Fury!
Terry Bogard in Super Smash Ultimate!!
I was never able to beat Raiden so I eventually gave up. Nice to see the rest of the game here.
Terry Bogard. His popularity is now on Super Smash Bros Ultimate, now!!
I remember epic button smashing for the arm wrestle stage lol
LOL @ the logo for Carl's Jr in Raiden's stage!
Now he is in smash
Michael Max's music stage is still my favorite composition in all of Fatal Fury/KOF history. The Sea knows?
I remember beatin this at the old arcade joint way back then...
Anybody else think tung fu rue reminds them of master roshi
Tung fu rue have a stand
@abrahamWCE I think thats more to due with Shuiesha Jump and Bird Studio (Toriyama) not caring as much as whoever created Akira.
Especially since Toriyama is fine with parodies having so many in his own works (Ultraman, Gamera and Superman references in Dr. Slump, Sailor Moon and Jackie Chan references in DBZ etc)
Also I'd imagine the rock band Faith No More either never knew or also never cared about Brazil team theme song in KoF 94 being ridiculously too similar to their song Surprise You're Dead, which def coulda been grounds for a plagiarism lawsuit
Its pretty obvious the reason K9999 got kicked out and replaced with Nameless (2002 UM) was more to due with a ceast and desist from Akira creators and not SNK themselves.
yes that's the spirit
I mostly think that he was somewhat related to him
Even though I prefer King of Fighters overall, I would be lying if I said I wouldn't like to see a new Fatal Fury. Come on, SNK! Bring back this classic fighting series!
they are, next year with fatal fury: city of the wolves :)
@@clyderadcliffe1536 I'm aware.
Jesus the amount of Smash comments
¡Que buenos recuerdos!
Terry heard saying :
POWAH WAVE!
BURNING KNUCLE!
Volví Ami niñez ,juegaso
For Smash Bros fans. I wouldn't recommend this game for a First Fatal Fury unless you are brave. This game is harder than the future ones.
The soundtrack is good.
Fatal Fury 3 is pretty hard even on level 1 difficulty. Fatal Fury Wild Ambition was also harder to unlock Ryo Sakazaki than he was in Fatal Fury Special. Real Bout Fatal Fury and Real Bout Fatal Fury Special, Real Bout Fatal Fury 2 not so much. Fatal Fury Mark of the Wolves was a bit tricky too.
@@budgiecat9039
I would recommend FF Special, Real Bout Special and RB2 and from KOF 97 thru 2000 with 2003, XI, XIII and XIV. Garou is tough because of the mechanics.
I've played KOF 97 and Fatal Fury 1, and they are hell for me even on the lowest difficulty. I got into SNK sort of because of Terry being in Smash. However, be prepared to suffer when you turn on an SNK game.
Played Fatal Fury Special on Switch a year ago. Seems as though the classic SNK games are hard as hell especially on a lower difficulty. But, I got use to it. I have gotten better within a few days, though.
I love the neo geo AES intro
Hmm, that's interesting. I've Fatal Fury/Garou Densetsu for years, and at 10:45 I just noticed that yellow bush in the background is designed after the face of that masked character that appears inside the taxi that drops off Terry/Andy/Joe during the rankings screen after the intro.
The spelling and grammar in Fatal Fury was below par. In the end, Geese Howard died in 1908 after falling from the building complex? How the heck would they have all the technology for 1991 standards in the game in 1908?!
its actually the day set in cabinet for example 2008 was 08 or 1908 in the game logic
The game just takes the Arcade Machines inner clock. If this is set correctly it will show the date of the day.
@@steakysteaky6 I think that it was just the hour, not year.
@@steakysteaky6 Well, excuse me for thinking that the text was static, that the number was the time of death considering the context, it was not like japanese games of that time had awful english translations.
@@steakysteaky6 wild accusations? 😂
It was his opinion and a harmless comment on a video game, you complete muppet.
Terry bogard is one of franchise players in SNK history. The fatal fury was name king of fighters but now in 3 years later, it debuting king of fighters was 25 years in the making.
This game is very basic but I love it and keep coming back to play it. Geese is almost impossible to beat tho
oh the memories, first game I ever beat with a single coin... :)
I remember playing this on sega genesis back in the day
Yes, a great adaptation, it didn't have the generic muay thai guy nor billy kane, to compensate it the other two selectable characters also fought you.
Thought I’d come here after Terry got revealed. Not much of a Fatal Fury guy, but I should know his moves first hand
snk should remake this game with more responsive controls
fatal fury Wild ambition was a remake of This game
I love how all these character just have normal names. Or at least when 90s Japanese game devs though were normal white people names.
1908?! That has to be a typo. That would make Terry over 100 years old in KOF '98...
Shinobi Wolf It's a thing with the Neo Geo's internal clock, this is recorded in 2008 (It only says 08, so it says 1908 in game)
KOF takes place in its own universe
We used to have a Neo Geo cabinet with 4 games on it back in the day and this was on it. The good ol’ days.
Thanks for uploading !
Anyone here from the direct with no idea what the game is?
me
Me 😂
Yeah and not interested in this street fighter wannabe rip off character
Yeah same
Hell no Fatal Fury is awesome!
11:29 - Billy KAHN. So that's who was the Kahn before Shao Kahn appeared.
September 7th, 1908, Geese Howard died in the hospital 3hours after falling from a high rise....
Raiden’s fighting stance always cracked me up
Why Sega Mega Drive version didn't like this?
Nice longplay
I appreciate the game telling the player how to do the special moves
Me too. Street Fighter 2 didn't have that, you had to find out by yourself.
So basically, this had the game play of Street Fighter II, and the map of Final Fight.
Not to mention roughly the roster composition of Street Fighter 1 (Only 3 selectable characters in this case and a bunch of bosses).
they repeated this layout with Art of Fighting, which took place in the year 1978, starring a 21 year old Ryo Sakazaki looking for his kidnapped sister Yuri with his friend Robert Garcia, and Art of Fighting 2, which starred the three again and had you fight a young Geese Howard as the boss since the story took place in the year 1979, years before the first Fatal Fury game which took place in the year 1991, and two years before Geese Howard killed Jeff Bogard in 1981, the stepfather of Terry and Andy Bogard, because he was looking for the hidden martial arts scroll to learn the Hakkyokuseiken style that Tung Fu Rue had taught Jeff instead of Geese. The last Fatal Fury game, Mark of the Wolves, time jumped from Real Bout Fatal Fury (canonically the fourth game in the series) where Geese Howard truly died falling off a building to his death in 1995, to the year 2006 where his six year old son Rock Howard, who Terry Bogard had adopted after Geese died, was now 17 years old)
@@budgiecat9039 So that means that when the Fatal Fury cast meet the Art of Fighting cast in the King of Fighters the Art of Fighting characters were already in their mid 30's...
@@Hektols the KOF series is in a completely different timeline. KOF was meant to be like the Smash Bros for SNK bringing together all of their characters in one game
@Hektols and now we have characters from Samurai Shodown, a franchise that takes place centuries ago. Each SNK franchise has its own timeline so KOF encounters shouldn't be taken too seriously.
reminds me of good times :(
Relive the good times : install winkawaks and play fatal fury on your pc
So much California in this game :D
The city's actually based on Miami.
The first King of Fighters in 1991
The second king of fighters in 1992 from Art Of Fighting and Fatal Fury 2.
@@HydrogenMist715El De 1993 De Samurai Shodown
the date in the ending is represented by the console's internal calendar, but for some reason it only applied for the 20th century, so the date can't get past 1999.
Not until Fatal Fury 3 I believe. I know she didn't show up in 1, 2, or even the spin-offs after those.
i love the music at the end
Yeah, it's definitely a typo. They must have meant 1988, but since the number 8 is so close to 0 on a keyboard, they may have slipped and for some reason didn't proof-read it. I think it's corrected in the SNES version.
*1992
jogava no fliperama nos anos 90
No I was talking about the the year Geese died in the ending cutscene. It said 1908.
what level did u use? Gesse didnt deliver his "Atemi Nage" conter throw?
I didn't know that there were punks and modern cars in 1908
@solitarylonewolf
Fatal Fury was retconned in the KOF Storyline.
That song that comes out during at the end during the character names also comes out on street smart.
I came here to learn who terry is
He looks cool
Definitely. I'll be happy to play him.
If you ever have any interest in checking out the Fatal Fury series, I recommend starting with Real Bout Fatal Fury Special as
Fatal Fury 1 didn't age very well.
Does anybody remember Terry's yell on the ground punch sounding like he was shouting "Ah ohhh, baby?" Or was that from another version? And did't he used to bring his hands up and over before doing it?
The Hungry Wolf starts here
Celebrating 30 Years of Fatal Fury
I like the date typo in the ending. Geese dies in 1908...
Geese never died.. he would see several other games before he truly died.. I think it wasn't until Real Bout that he was actually dead as that's Nightmare Geese but he's alive for Real Bout 2 as well as Wild Ambition and his first(and only appearance until XIV though he worked behind the scenes while Billy, Mary and Yamazaki did his bidding) in 96.. he was also dead in svc chaos (then again, you had to die in order to even reach the parallel world tournament, it was stated he had been dead a lot longer than any of the other chars though leading up to svc chaos..) also, the Fatal Fury 2 movie dictates that Geese survived and went into hiding while Krauser actually did die, as any earl stroheim would commit suicide if defeated by an opponent..
Geese and Krauser died in the Fatal Fury series but are alive in the King of Fighters series.
lol, " HOT WINGS!!!!!!" it always makes me laugh when terry says that
Power Wave!! Rising Tackle!!! Crack shoot!! Okay!!
Now in Smash
I play this game on my old Wii as a kid
-sighs- she's a first appearance of Fatal Fury 3.