Split-Screen: "There are only 22 playable characters. It's a tragedy, this being a series that prides itself on easily having thrice that number in it's rosters. Any one even remotely familiar with King of Fighters, Fatal Fury or the masterful Mark of the Wolves will be miffed at the exclusions. No Geese, Rock Howard, Mai Shiranui, King, Yuri, K' or Rugal to be found here. It gets worse. Terry Bogard? His Power Dunk? And the show-stopping Buster Wolf? Gone. Sacrilege."
GameDynamo - "Fighting games have enjoyed a period of spectacular growth after being a nearly nonexistent genre for so many years prior. Because of this sudden growth, we're seeing a lot of companies taking different approaches to the traditional fighting game formula that has stood since Street Fighter II first came onto the scene."
Star Trek Online developer Cryptic has ruled out the possibility of it releasing a sequel to the game in future years - telling CVG it would rather constantly update its existing MMO.
I'm glad they aren't going to make a sequel. The current game is unfinished and flawed, they need to fix that first.
A sequel is the last thing people are thinking about right now, it's an online game! You don't need a sequel, you can just keep building the game and change the story arc for as long as you want.
The Start Screen reviews King Of Fighters XII for the PS3. They cover how far fighting games have come and with the showing that SNK Playmore's KOF XII, how far we need to go. The game was seemingly released incomplete with an time trial for an Arcade Mode and a seemingly broken online mode. Did the 772 MB patch help?
Hey. Be grateful for 22 characters. Blaz Blue had like...what...10?
But is it that much disappointing if we don't know anything about the series?
(don't agree or disagree, it's not an opinion but a question)
fu*ker for the haters this game is amazing, terry bogard for life!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll rent it, KOF is only fun when you have a huge list of fighters to choose from and it makes online play less boring.