🇺🇸 Terry Bogard, the cap-wearing, high-flying martial artist of Fatal Fury fame, is a legend in his own right. Imagine him on a stage with a train chugging along in the background, setting the scene for an epic showdown that’s more like a blockbuster movie scene, with every punch and kick amplified by the train’s relentless motion. Back in '92, Fatal Fury 2 hit the arcades with a bang, introducing a new “King of Fighters” tournament and stepping up the game with sharper graphics, smoother gameplay, and a revolutionary two-lane plane system that allowed fighters to smack each other into a whole new dimension. Terry, the heart of the series, dazzled fans with his signature moves and desperation attack, ensuring his place in the hall of fame of the fighting game world as part of SNK’s 100-Mega Shock collection that took every console by storm. It was more than just a game; it was a phenomenon that continues to resonate with fans to this day. 🇪🇸 Terry Bogard, el artista marcial de la fama de Fatal Fury con gorra y habilidades acrobáticas, es una leyenda por derecho propio. Imagínalo en un escenario con un tren avanzando en segundo plano, creando la atmósfera para un enfrentamiento épico que se asemeja más a una escena de película de gran éxito, con cada golpe y patada amplificados por el incesante movimiento del tren. En 1992, Fatal Fury 2 llegó a los salones recreativos con fuerza, presentando un nuevo torneo "King of Fighters" y elevando el juego con gráficos más nítidos, una jugabilidad más suave y un revolucionario sistema de dos planos que permitía a los luchadores golpearse llevándolos a una dimensión completamente nueva. Terry, el corazón de la serie, deslumbró a los fanáticos con sus movimientos característicos y ataques desesperados, asegurando su lugar en el salón de la fama del mundo de los juegos de lucha como parte de la colección SNK 100-Mega Shock, que conquistó todas las consolas. Fue más que un juego; fue un fenómeno que sigue resonando entre los fanáticos hasta el día de hoy.
Fatal Fury 2 is a classic and is also one of the legendary fighting game sequels that took a series up to surprising new heights just like Street Fighter 2 and Mortal Kombat 2 did. Terry Bogard's trucker cap would soon become one of the most iconic things in fighting games and just as The Dude abides, Terry Bogard rides as he travels the world facing new challenges.
Great stage. Looked gorgeous as the background in Smash as Terry's Spirit Board. Also love how they incorporated the sound of the train running the track in the soundtrack
Where else we could find Mount Rushmore and Monument Valley at the same location? I remember a cheap movie about the Life of Jesus in which the MV played the role of Jerusalem lol
I remember my brother and 1 seeing the arcade at a family pizza restaurant. We played for a good thirty minutes and years later I found a copy for the SNES.
Yo antes hacía eso ponía el juego de dos jugadores, no hacía nada solo para conocer las poses, además de ver las transiciones de día, tarde y noche en este juego que es el único de SNES que hace eso.
🇺🇸 Terry Bogard, the cap-wearing, high-flying martial artist of Fatal Fury fame, is a legend in his own right. Imagine him on a stage with a train chugging along in the background, setting the scene for an epic showdown that’s more like a blockbuster movie scene, with every punch and kick amplified by the train’s relentless motion. Back in '92, Fatal Fury 2 hit the arcades with a bang, introducing a new “King of Fighters” tournament and stepping up the game with sharper graphics, smoother gameplay, and a revolutionary two-lane plane system that allowed fighters to smack each other into a whole new dimension. Terry, the heart of the series, dazzled fans with his signature moves and desperation attack, ensuring his place in the hall of fame of the fighting game world as part of SNK’s 100-Mega Shock collection that took every console by storm. It was more than just a game; it was a phenomenon that continues to resonate with fans to this day.
🇪🇸 Terry Bogard, el artista marcial de la fama de Fatal Fury con gorra y habilidades acrobáticas, es una leyenda por derecho propio. Imagínalo en un escenario con un tren avanzando en segundo plano, creando la atmósfera para un enfrentamiento épico que se asemeja más a una escena de película de gran éxito, con cada golpe y patada amplificados por el incesante movimiento del tren. En 1992, Fatal Fury 2 llegó a los salones recreativos con fuerza, presentando un nuevo torneo "King of Fighters" y elevando el juego con gráficos más nítidos, una jugabilidad más suave y un revolucionario sistema de dos planos que permitía a los luchadores golpearse llevándolos a una dimensión completamente nueva. Terry, el corazón de la serie, deslumbró a los fanáticos con sus movimientos característicos y ataques desesperados, asegurando su lugar en el salón de la fama del mundo de los juegos de lucha como parte de la colección SNK 100-Mega Shock, que conquistó todas las consolas. Fue más que un juego; fue un fenómeno que sigue resonando entre los fanáticos hasta el día de hoy.
I was more an Andy Bogard fan back in the day
Fatal Fury 2 is a classic and is also one of the legendary fighting game sequels that took a series up to surprising new heights just like Street Fighter 2 and Mortal Kombat 2 did. Terry Bogard's trucker cap would soon become one of the most iconic things in fighting games and just as The Dude abides, Terry Bogard rides as he travels the world facing new challenges.
"Swing first, bro." "No you swing first, bro!"
Snk did some of the beat 16 bit graphics back then. Still looking great today
Great stage. Looked gorgeous as the background in Smash as Terry's Spirit Board. Also love how they incorporated the sound of the train running the track in the soundtrack
Where else we could find Mount Rushmore and Monument Valley at the same location? I remember a cheap movie about the Life of Jesus in which the MV played the role of Jerusalem lol
0:22 tan bailando. Osea que Terry es un trotamundos que anda viajando en la bestia
I remember my brother and 1 seeing the arcade at a family pizza restaurant. We played for a good thirty minutes and years later I found a copy for the SNES.
It's spectacular! It still looks fantastically good. The port to SNES is worthy!
Yo antes hacía eso ponía el juego de dos jugadores, no hacía nada solo para conocer las poses, además de ver las transiciones de día, tarde y noche en este juego que es el único de SNES que hace eso.
Hey where's the cheeks like thumbnail?😅🙁
You might need to get a girlfriend if you want to see cheeks everyday
If I had left the fighters in that position, the audience retention would have been higher. I missed an opportunity 🤣
@@BitsBeats lol 😆 perhaps haha but All good dude!
Nice CRT filter