Loved this back in 1994. The thing that sticks out the most in my mind? Cheng's taunt where spanks himself. That stuff is an absolute riot when you're nine years old.
Remember playing this when I was 9. My older brother got it from a flea market for his birthday. I was already a huge street fighter fan. Was fun to learn about another series. I used to own with Kim and Terry.
Oh, Big Bear, you lovable dork you. It's been such a long time since I've watched games from the 90's, and seeing Terry throwing his hat with his famous "Okay!" is great.
I had this, one of the better TFGs for the Super NES. I would prefer this over the original arcade, the AI in this game is more refined, it's playable even on the normal difficulty.
Someone more competent than Nova, Gabrain, did the port of this one, and Fatal Fury Special. Had never heard of Gabrain till I researched who developed this one, as well as the rest of the SNES SNK ports.
I had a Mega Drive version of this. But, it looks like the graphics on this is better. Never played it on SNES though so don't know if gameplay is better, but it looks sweet graphics-wise.
@@violentkim The combo code breaks the game, better off to play without it as SNK games just aren't good with Mortal Kombat style juggles. Not sure why the hell that cheat code was implemented. Otherwise, no version of the game had combos by default. Fatal Fury 3 is where the combos for the series got their start.
JazzPianoObsessed, it plays quite well, more than people want to give it credit for. Though Fatal Fury Special on the SNES is even better, you get more fighters to use, and it sounds and looks even better. Shame FFS SNES removed Jubei's sandal kicking animation (it is in this vanilla FF2 release though, but not in the Genesis version oddly), but the background paintings in his stage fit more his perverted style with the oil paintings all being females. The Japanese SFC version also didn't restart music between rounds like the US SNES version did, something I find quite puzzling between the regions as they are the same console hardware.
@@Bloodreign1 what no it dose not a code is ment to kinda break a game usually in a good way it makes the games very fun it was implemented for fun do you not know anything about fun in video games I'm guessing not.
@@Bloodreign1 did you really just hate on the Genesis version for not having that jubei intro and what do you mean oddly it was for saving memory it is the Genesis after all.
I had this game for the Super NES. I prefered this over the original Neo-Geo version. Because not only you can beat Krauser easily, but you can plah as him (including Billy, Axel and Laurence).
It looked pretty good I suppose but the SNES lacked the arcade/Neo Geo sound capability, which made all the difference. Look up the Neo Geo version of this and you'll see, or should that be hear, what I mean.
You were not going to get the same experience from a $50 game that you would get from a $200 Neo Geo cart, everyone knew that even back then. This was for the people not rich enough to have an arcade machine like the Neo Geo, or an AES in their home. There's the Neo CD version which is cheaper, but I never saw one in stores back in those days.
The SNES could do BIG things and perhaps with similar quality as the Neo Geo. It was about the megs used. This was a 20-meg game while the Neo Geo original had 106 megs. That extra space made the whole difference. Having a much smaller amount of space (megs) it meant had to sacrifice quality for gameplay. Had to recreate both grafics and music based on what they had on hand. If the Super Nintendo version had the exact same amount of megs it could have been a very, very close version to the original. And I say "very" because if there was something the system couldn't do, then it had to be put externally using the source of space available. Another example is Turok Dinosaur Hunter. It had 96 megs and Turok 2 Seeds of Evil up to 256, both for NIntendo 64.. Nedless to say how it went from morning to night on both grafics and sound.
Ok i watched this video again and WOW i think it revived some childhood brain cells. I was wrong! its not funcoland. now i remember actually got fatal fury 2 from an electronics store, that sold games, vhs movies,etc on 34th. now back then there were many mom and pop independent electronic stores all over manhattan. now its all major franchises. big brand names. i wish google street view existed back in 1994. but based on my memory im about 40% sure this t-mobile store was the former electronics store i mentioned 126 W 34th St New York, NY 10001
@@elianandres4326 MD version removed the scoring system, also had codes I found useless, like the faster speed (Fatal Fury was never meant for speed), and infinite juggling, something which belonged in an MK game (the only useful code was the one that unlocked the bosses). The Genesis version also lacked character specific endings, a big no no in my book, and a problem shared by the Mega Drive, and US SNES versions of Power Instinct (only the Japanese SFC version had endings for each character), and by World Heroes on the Genesis. Seriously, would it have hurt the Genesis version of Fatal Fury 2 to have character specific endings? Not likely.
@@Bloodreign1 well, I think that is better for the gameplay and music, but maybe I am wrong. Also the bosses have their each ending and can be playable. Probably fatal fury special on the snes is better(better graphics, more characters, stages, etc) but the megacd one is better I think than the snes one.
@@elianandres4326 Mega CD Fatal Fury Special is horrible, it was handled by a western developer who had no access to the games source code. A ton of animation missing from even the Gen/MD version, Jubei's stage was without his paintings to break, and no announcer at all really hurt the hell out of that port. And that's not even mentioning the games load times. Samurai Shodown also shared the same fate, and the same western developer handled the port. You want a good CD port of FF Special, I recommend checking out the PC Engine CD port, and prepare to be amazed by how wonderful it is. It has eveything that the Mega CD version lacked that I listed.
@@Bloodreign1 Some corrections here: The Genesis Version HAS Character specific endings, you just have to finish the game without using continues on normal or hard. Scoring System? Is that a loss? sure wow points but it is not actually important to the game, same applies to the cheats, it doesn't ruin the game, it actually is good to make optional instead of not having it making more replay value. everyone has your opinion, but i think you are being very nitpicky in this case.
You literary just have to press start and go down then right at the cs in the Genesis version and you can play as the boss characters in 1p mode it's thay easy :|
I don't care whether you figure it out or not. In life not everything is explained to you ad nauseam. I gave you all you need, now try to do a little work yourself. It is not hard to figure out. You can tell me your suggestions and I tell you whether that is what I meant or not. I meet you more than half way here. Do your part or just live with not knowing.
Once again, this is not about me. It's about you. It's something YOU mentioned, so you need to speak for yourself. It's not up to me to explain it for you.
I'd say it's a pretty good conversion for it's day. No way was anyone owning a Neo Geo and the game, considering the price for the hardware, and the games being $200 a pop. There was a great PC Engine CD port, but you had to have the arcade card, as well as the Japan only released game to enjoy it in the home, as well as the PC Engine CD.
@@diobrando-qv3uv back in those days I did save enough change to go play this game at the arcades since the actual Neo Geo arcade was expensive to buy. 30 years later I own all fatal fury games on PlayStation 2 and the emulator:) technology is good for certain things these days:)
$600 console with $200 game versus $200 console with $50-60 games, an arcade machine in the home, or in arcades, versus a real console. Real knowledge there chief, must've taken all day to find that out. 🙄 And no, it wasn't painful to get these, even with having both volumes of Battle Archives on the PS2, they were cheap to get.
![Arcade Longplay [452] Fatal Fury 2](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HbWPpkTN4tY/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Fatal Fury: King of Fighters Longplay (Neo Geo) [QHD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oqcYWJfLdSs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Mega Drive Longplay [230] Fatal Fury 2](/img/n.gif)
It's all about memories. The first game when I have SNES
My first console was the snes when I was 5 or close, I loved to play fatal fury and marvel super heroes war of the gems.
Fatal Fury II The World Warrior
Ryu vs. Terry
Ken vs. Andy
Chun li vs. Mai
E honda vs. Cheng
Guile vs. Kim
Blanka vs. Joe
Dalsism vs. Julbai
Zangief vs. Big Bear
@@JohnathanSuperMachine92Mcbride Balrog vs Axel Hawk
Vega vs Lawrence B.
M. Bison vs W. Krauser
Loved this back in 1994. The thing that sticks out the most in my mind? Cheng's taunt where spanks himself. That stuff is an absolute riot when you're nine years old.
😂😂😂😂
Remember playing this when I was 9. My older brother got it from a flea market for his birthday. I was already a huge street fighter fan. Was fun to learn about another series. I used to own with Kim and Terry.
Oh, Big Bear, you lovable dork you. It's been such a long time since I've watched games from the 90's, and seeing Terry throwing his hat with his famous "Okay!" is great.
I speak espanish, and I never head the frase "okey" When Terry won fight. Always thing the Terry says "hosted". Jajajajaja
First Snes game I have ever played...nostalgic
Same here it took me back in 1994 when I was 2nd frade. I brought it on blockbuster video.
Me too
Love Snes with great sound output..
I had this, one of the better TFGs for the Super NES. I would prefer this over the original arcade, the AI in this game is more refined, it's playable even on the normal difficulty.
Special for Snes was just too fucking good. This version was broke.
Esse jogo é show de bola.
better than the first snes game and better music also
Someone more competent than Nova, Gabrain, did the port of this one, and Fatal Fury Special. Had never heard of Gabrain till I researched who developed this one, as well as the rest of the SNES SNK ports.
I had a Mega Drive version of this. But, it looks like the graphics on this is better. Never played it on SNES though so don't know if gameplay is better, but it looks sweet graphics-wise.
I have both and the sega version is much better, even you can do combos and you have more than 30 colores per character with a code.
@@violentkim The combo code breaks the game, better off to play without it as SNK games just aren't good with Mortal Kombat style juggles. Not sure why the hell that cheat code was implemented. Otherwise, no version of the game had combos by default. Fatal Fury 3 is where the combos for the series got their start.
JazzPianoObsessed, it plays quite well, more than people want to give it credit for. Though Fatal Fury Special on the SNES is even better, you get more fighters to use, and it sounds and looks even better. Shame FFS SNES removed Jubei's sandal kicking animation (it is in this vanilla FF2 release though, but not in the Genesis version oddly), but the background paintings in his stage fit more his perverted style with the oil paintings all being females. The Japanese SFC version also didn't restart music between rounds like the US SNES version did, something I find quite puzzling between the regions as they are the same console hardware.
@@Bloodreign1 what no it dose not a code is ment to kinda break a game usually in a good way it makes the games very fun it was implemented for fun do you not know anything about fun in video games I'm guessing not.
@@Bloodreign1 did you really just hate on the Genesis version for not having that jubei intro and what do you mean oddly it was for saving memory it is the Genesis after all.
I had this game for the Super NES. I prefered this over the original Neo-Geo version. Because not only you can beat Krauser easily, but you can plah as him (including Billy, Axel and Laurence).
love snes version its did broken justice
Terry Bogard, the japanese version of an american young man stereotype.
Remember this is way back in the 1990s.
Terry is also a badass.
It looked pretty good I suppose but the SNES lacked the arcade/Neo Geo sound capability, which made all the difference. Look up the Neo Geo version of this and you'll see, or should that be hear, what I mean.
You were not going to get the same experience from a $50 game that you would get from a $200 Neo Geo cart, everyone knew that even back then. This was for the people not rich enough to have an arcade machine like the Neo Geo, or an AES in their home. There's the Neo CD version which is cheaper, but I never saw one in stores back in those days.
The SNES could do BIG things and perhaps with similar quality as the Neo Geo. It was about the megs used. This was a 20-meg game while the Neo Geo original had 106 megs. That extra space made the whole difference. Having a much smaller amount of space (megs) it meant had to sacrifice quality for gameplay. Had to recreate both grafics and music based on what they had on hand. If the Super Nintendo version had the exact same amount of megs it could have been a very, very close version to the original. And I say "very" because if there was something the system couldn't do, then it had to be put externally using the source of space available. Another example is Turok Dinosaur Hunter. It had 96 megs and Turok 2 Seeds of Evil up to 256, both for NIntendo 64.. Nedless to say how it went from morning to night on both grafics and sound.
the shadows below the characters are making me dizzy
I don't know. I think there is some sort of resemblance.
1994...NYC....34th street.....funcoland....when i was kid picked this over tmnt: tournament fighters.
Ok i watched this video again and WOW i think it revived some childhood brain cells. I was wrong! its not funcoland. now i remember actually got fatal fury 2 from an electronics store, that sold games, vhs movies,etc on 34th. now back then there were many mom and pop independent electronic stores all over manhattan. now its all major franchises. big brand names. i wish google street view existed back in 1994. but based on my memory im about 40% sure this t-mobile store was the former electronics store i mentioned
126 W 34th St
New York, NY 10001
Great version. I had the sega genesis conversion back in 1996, but the snes port was better...
Really not, the md version is the best, still this is good.
@@elianandres4326 MD version removed the scoring system, also had codes I found useless, like the faster speed (Fatal Fury was never meant for speed), and infinite juggling, something which belonged in an MK game (the only useful code was the one that unlocked the bosses). The Genesis version also lacked character specific endings, a big no no in my book, and a problem shared by the Mega Drive, and US SNES versions of Power Instinct (only the Japanese SFC version had endings for each character), and by World Heroes on the Genesis.
Seriously, would it have hurt the Genesis version of Fatal Fury 2 to have character specific endings? Not likely.
@@Bloodreign1 well, I think that is better for the gameplay and music, but maybe I am wrong. Also the bosses have their each ending and can be playable.
Probably fatal fury special on the snes is better(better graphics, more characters, stages, etc) but the megacd one is better I think than the snes one.
@@elianandres4326 Mega CD Fatal Fury Special is horrible, it was handled by a western developer who had no access to the games source code. A ton of animation missing from even the Gen/MD version, Jubei's stage was without his paintings to break, and no announcer at all really hurt the hell out of that port. And that's not even mentioning the games load times. Samurai Shodown also shared the same fate, and the same western developer handled the port. You want a good CD port of FF Special, I recommend checking out the PC Engine CD port, and prepare to be amazed by how wonderful it is. It has eveything that the Mega CD version lacked that I listed.
@@Bloodreign1 Some corrections here:
The Genesis Version HAS Character specific endings, you just have to finish the game without using continues on normal or hard.
Scoring System? Is that a loss? sure wow points but it is not actually important to the game, same applies to the cheats, it doesn't ruin the game, it actually is good to make optional instead of not having it making more replay value.
everyone has your opinion, but i think you are being very nitpicky in this case.
At least this version of Fatal Fury 2 has a cheat code that lets you unlock the 4 bosses.
You literary just have to press start and go down then right at the cs in the Genesis version and you can play as the boss characters in 1p mode it's thay easy :|
I didn't hear a okay in the beginning lol
Dulu Masih Tahun 2012 Saya Main SNES Di PS2
nice memories, I had it for the Snes, the japanese version
Where Mai is uncensored, and has her jiggles.
The first video I saw in correct screen scale ..
Really? considering this is the sequel to Fatal Fury!!!! why the reminder???
flavio silvestre
Try figure those similarities out for yourself. I have confidence in your ability to do so. It's much more rewarding that way.
This reminds me of Fatal Fury.
@calvin3464 Too bad they didnt get special..
Care to explain?
Hold down for two seconds then press up and then punch real fast
Super smash bros ultimate is for good boys and girls and many different ages
I told you the terms. I made it as clear as I can, If you can't figure it out I cannot help you. Sorry.
Genesis version also...
Terry in smash
No intro?? Sheesh!
Belo porte para o SNES
And what is that?
sonntag gucken ohne ullachen am 04.04.21 um 11:44 uhrchen
Oh yeah. The Genesis version has theat same code.
waweiiiii
Break dance practice, CZcams
Something in the title.
Un juego similar a Street Fighter 2
Not even close
11:41
I don't care whether you figure it out or not. In life not everything is explained to you ad nauseam. I gave you all you need, now try to do a little work yourself. It is not hard to figure out. You can tell me your suggestions and I tell you whether that is what I meant or not. I meet you more than half way here. Do your part or just live with not knowing.
I'm not gonna do your work for you. You're the one who should explain, not me.
24:38
Mega
Once again, this is not about me. It's about you. It's something YOU mentioned, so you need to speak for yourself. It's not up to me to explain it for you.
Lawrence Blood, the least Spanish name ever
Está mejor para Sega génesis
crappy BGM's, fatal fury special SNES is better
Runa Costa the music ain't that bad it's average at the least
@@ryandiggs750 theres only a couple that are kinda good most others are decent but not bad expect for mai's theme that one is just terrible.
You need to learn how to speak for yourself. If you're not gonna do that, then there's no point in you saying this stuff.
I hate the music on this one
horrible conversion ugh! Thank God for emulator:)
I'd say it's a pretty good conversion for it's day. No way was anyone owning a Neo Geo and the game, considering the price for the hardware, and the games being $200 a pop. There was a great PC Engine CD port, but you had to have the arcade card, as well as the Japan only released game to enjoy it in the home, as well as the PC Engine CD.
@@Bloodreign1 I honestly think that they did a better job with Samurai Showdown conversion than Fatal Fury on SNES.
If you weren't rich then this or the Genesis version were great things to just play at home while you save up your money to play the arcade version.
@@diobrando-qv3uv back in those days I did save enough change to go play this game at the arcades since the actual Neo Geo arcade was expensive to buy. 30 years later I own all fatal fury games on PlayStation 2 and the emulator:) technology is good for certain things these days:)
Que bosta nunca chega aus pés do arcade seus pirateiros
painful to buy this for collectors considering compared to the neo geo version it SUCKS
$600 console with $200 game versus $200 console with $50-60 games, an arcade machine in the home, or in arcades, versus a real console. Real knowledge there chief, must've taken all day to find that out. 🙄
And no, it wasn't painful to get these, even with having both volumes of Battle Archives on the PS2, they were cheap to get.
@@Bloodreign1 this version is still not that good tho