This entry features both single and team play options, with 26 characters to choose from, including secret characters.
You have basic attacks that can be chained together for awesome combos, as well as more intricate moves triggered with special button presses. How mysterious! No use wasting a good fighting tournament though, so pick your characters and head out. Which is mysterious, because the only person known as R who’s capable of something like this, and indeed was behind KOF 94‘s tournament, is Rugal. Teams from KOF 94 are invited to compete from someone known as R. The game has aged rather well, and its NeoGeo Station PS3 release does a good job of recreating the experience of playing the game back in the day in your local arcade. When The King of Fighters ‘95 was released in 1995 in arcades and on the Neo Geo, it was considered average but admirable. The series began back in 1994, and the early games set precedents for the series’ future, as well inspiration for other fighting games that would offer 3 on 3 team battles.
King of Fighters '95 ($8.99) is a fighting series staple now, but that wasn’t always so.
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