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Reviews: Metacritic - 86/100
IGN: 9.0 (Versão Dreamcast)
Sources: Gamerbytes | Korea Rating
Released in 1999 for the Arcades and later on the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2, Mark Of The Wolves was the very last title in the Fatal Fury line of games. For its time it was considered to be a pinnacle title, receiving excellent reviews all around.
The game was also one of the last released for the Neo Geo system, and pushed the Neo Geo's graphic capabilities to its limits. SNK have already released Fatal Fury Special on the Xbox Live Arcade and are planning to release King of Fighters '98: Ultimate Match this year, and with the addition of the rumored Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, it looks like it might be a resurgence of fighting games is on our hands. Possibly too many, but I guess beggars can't be choosers.
Reviews: Metacritic - 86/100
IGN: 9.0 (Versão Dreamcast)
Where Mark Of The Wolves falls a bit is the lack of longevity. There are numerous special attacks to master, and dozens of combinations to discover but in terms of extra modes, there are but a few. These include the survival mode, practice mode, and a decent gallery page. Unfortunately, that's not quite enough to give your average gamer incentive to invest time into the game; something on the level of Street Fighter Alpha 3's World Tour Mode would've been really sweet or a wealth of SNK characters to unlock. You would think that with SNK's long list of characters, you would see a few cameo appearances. Additionally, while the game is quite balanced in terms of play mechanics, there's definitely some character balance issues as some fighters - namely Rock Howard and Kevin Rian - are quite a bit more powerful than rest of the characters. Yet, these shouldn't be too great of a distraction for any hardy Dreamcast gamer and Fatal Furty: Mark Of The Wolves is definitely a worthy purchase, especially if you do appreciate the finer elements of the forgotten 2D genre.
Sources: Gamerbytes | Korea Rating
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