You mean '95? It's actually pretty good.KOF'96 for the GameBoy.
I love the VP port on the Genesis, 60fps - eat that PS1. It even features the Nazo Bug, I wrote about it here. If you truly love the original, you'll surely appreciate this port. For nostalgic reasons, I'd pick Super Baseball 2020 on the SNES. I played that a lot with a friend. It's a pretty good port, too.I dont prefer them per se but the MegaDrive/Genesis ports of Viewpoint and Fatal Fury are special from a nostalgia perspective to me. Fatal Fury in particular is a great port that lets you control the bosses. Viewpoint suffers from bad slowdown (which could have been avoided I beleive) but its a fun port
Did I stutter? I mean '96.You mean '95? It's actually pretty good.
Cant remember if its World Heroes Perfect on the Saturn actually has a proper 6 button set up?
Forcing a quasi 6 button into the Neos 4 button always feels wrong to me and I avoid the originals because of that.
I stand corrected, thanks lach!Did I stutter? I mean '96.
KoF 98 on the Dreamcast plays like shit though. I really want to like the game to, but I don't know what happened there because all the other games ported to the Dreamcast play smooth as butter, where as Dream match 99 (98) is very stiff and you end up fighting the controls as much as you do the opponent. Play the Dreamcast port right after the original and you'll notice the difference.
And even as good as the the anime intro is on the Dremcast I still always thought the original KoF 98 intro was the best one in the series.
not really.... Ikari warriors, but that wasn't neo geo.... just SNK.
I actually have no problem with rest of the SNK Dreamcast ports out side of Dream match 99 (98). I play KoF 2000 pretty often on the Dreamcast and love it.All the Dreamcast ports seemed fine and first but after going back and forth between them you start to get grossed out by the differences. The Saturn era of SNK ports played better but were overall always missing something, cut frames, missing samples, etc.