Review: With Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves,' an old rival keeps pace
Briefly

Fatal Fury has been overshadowed by Street Fighter, yet it featured captivating narratives and unique gameplay mechanics. Recently, SNK resurrected the long-dormant series with "Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves," introducing fresh fighters alongside iconic characters like Terry Bogard and Mai Shiranui. This installment also showcases a blend of celebrity fighters, including Ronaldo. Central to its gameplay is the new REV system, which harmonizes earlier elements into a unified fighting experience, drawing inspiration from successful titles like Street Fighter 6, while promising additional character expansions post-launch.
Fatal Fury has always felt like the Pepsi to the Coca-Cola of Street Fighter, emerging as a less popular fighting game but with compelling stories and innovative mechanics.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves introduces a new generation of fighters while keeping classic characters such as Terry Bogard and Mai Shiranui in the spotlight.
The game's REV system merges old and new mechanics for a more cohesive combat experience, paralleling innovations seen in recent successful fighting games like Street Fighter 6.
The roster boasts a mix of familiar fighters, newcomers like Rock Howard, and even crossover celebrities like Ronaldo, growing the appeal of the game post-launch.
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