The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest

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1998
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The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest (1998)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe King of Fighters '98 takes a break from the Orochi plot line and instead is presented as a "Dream Match" game where the KOF roster duke it out for the top spot.The King of Fighters '98 takes a break from the Orochi plot line and instead is presented as a "Dream Match" game where the KOF roster duke it out for the top spot.The King of Fighters '98 takes a break from the Orochi plot line and instead is presented as a "Dream Match" game where the KOF roster duke it out for the top spot.

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- Toyohisa Tanabe
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- Toyohisa Tanabe
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Masahiro Nonaka

Kyô Kusanagi
(voz)

Masaki Usui

Gorô Daimon
(voz)
…

Satoshi Hashimoto

Kim Kapwhan
(voz)
…

Monster Maetsuka

Benimaru
(voz)
(as Monster Maezuka)
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Keiichi Nanba

Andy Bogard
(voz)

Nobuyuki Hiyama

Joe Higashi
(voz)

Kaori Horie

Yuri Sakazaki
(voz)

Mantarô Koichi

Robert Garcia
(voz)
(as Mantarou Koichi)

Masae Yumi

Leona Heidern
(voz)
…

Yoshinori Shima

Clark Steel
(voz)

Eiji Yano

Brian Battler
(voz)
…

Haruna Ikezawa

Athena Asamiya
(voz)

Toshikazu Nishimura

Chin Gensai
(voz)
(as Tosikazu Nisimura)
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Akiko Saitou

Chizuru Kagura
(voz)

Akoya Sogi

Mai Shiranui
(voz)

T. Inage

Lucky Glauber
(voz)
(as Key Inage)

Hiroyuki Arita

Chang
(voz)

Makoto Awane

Yashiro
(voz)
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Pifias
In the attract sequence, the title is misspelled as "Dream Mutch Never Ends."

Versiones alternativas
The Dreamcast version, Dream Match 1999, features a high quality arranged soundtrack, tweaked voices, 3D backgrounds, and a new Anime intro.

Conexiones
Featured in Icons: SNK (2004)

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Arguably the best of the bunch .

The 1998 edition of the long running king of fighters series is arguably the best of the bunch. It has all of the right ingredients for a KOF game : A generous amount of nicely balanced fighters to choose from ,lovely graphics , catchy theme tunes and painstakingly detailed backgrounds.

The only real problems are a damn near unbeatable boss, and gameplay that can only be fully appreciated by a person who already knows about KOF already . If you are one of these people though , then these wont be an issue for you - you will be having to much challenging, projectile flinging fun to care .