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Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Vol. 1 Screenshots


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SNK's first fighting franchise now available in one complete collection for the PlayStation2. FATAL FURY, FATAL FURY 2, FATAL FURY SPECIAL and FATAL FURY 3.

Features:


Four complete FATAL FURY games (FATAL FURY 1, 2, SPECIAL and 3)
FATAL FURY series the first to incorporate two-plane fighting in a 2D setting
FATAL FURY 3 features a 3 plane 2D setting
Find out your Fighting Level in FATAL FURY 3
Create your own player character with the Color Edit function
Switch the Soundtracks of all 4 titles between Original and Arranged Compositions
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