Arcade
The King of Fighters '95
Le deuxième volet de la légendaire série de combat de SNK introduit le système révolutionnaire d'édition d'équipe et le rival de Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami.
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Histoire
The King of Fighters '95 marks the beginning of a story arc that later became known as the "Orochi Saga". However, the only elements from the Orochi Saga known in this game is the introduction of Kyo's rival, Iori Yagami , and Rugal's use of the snake demon Orochi power. Rugal Bernstein , thought to have perished in an explosion in the previous game , had in fact survived and sent out invitations to the teams from the previous game signed simply ‘R'. Only one of the previous teams failed to attend the new tournament: the American Sports Team, as their invitations were stolen by the "Rival Team" consisting of Iori Yagami, Billy Kane (from Fatal Fury: King of Fighters ), and Eiji Kisaragi (from Art of Fighting 2 ). Saisyu Kusanagi, Kyo's father, appears as a fighter for the first time (having made a non-playable cameo in KOF '94 ) as a computer-controlled sub-boss character. After defeating Saisyu in the arcade mode, it is revealed that Saisyu was being brainwashed and that Rugal will fight once again as a boss character, but as an enhanced version named "Omega Rugal". Characters
Systèmes de jeu
The King of Fighters '95 is a fighting video game with gameplay and rules that are mostly unchanged from its predecessor, The King of Fighters '94 . Players choose a team of three members and compete against others until all three characters are defeated. The main addition is the introduction of the Team Edit feature, allowing the player to create a custom team from any of the game's twenty-four characters in addition to the pre-defined teams in the game. Through the main play mode, players must defeat all other teams in order to fight the bosses: the brainwashed Saisyu Kusanagi, followed by a stronger Rugal Bernstein. The dodge and counterattack mechanics were revised, resulting in better reactions from the fighters.
Critiques médias
IGN
5.0/10
GameSpot
5.3/10
Famitsu
7/10
Electronic Gaming Monthly
31.5/40
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