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August 2016
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The editors liked
Loads of content
No waiting for DLC
Excellent
Lag-free online multiplayer
Huge roster of fighters
Fast
Fun fighting systems
Sizable roster full of great newcomers
Excellent oldschool style
Deepest fighting game currently available
Massive roster
Solid online play
The editors didn't like
On-point combo execution is a must
We'll miss the 2D sprites
KOF is never going to be newbie-friendly
Story is basically just Arcade mode
One button combo is a poor attempt at accessibility
Deepest fighting game currently available, Massive roster, Solid online play
One button combo is a poor attempt at accessibility, Not the prettiest of fighting games
There's a robust Training mode, allowing you to tweak every aspect of combat in order to practice specific techniques, and a challenge mode that very quickly goes from basic combos to bolt-hard multi-part ones that require serious finger gymnastics.Despit...
Loads of content, no waiting for DLC, Excellent, lag-free online multiplayer, Huge roster of fighters
On-point combo execution is a must, We'll miss the 2D sprites, KOF is never going to be newbie-friendly
King of Fighters XIV doesn't lose anything in the shift away from hand-drawn 2D sprites to more modern 3D animation. It's as frenetic and colourful as ever, even with the bold new art style, and fights are just as fast-paced as they used to be. Series fan...
Published: 2016-08-22, Author: Lucas , review by: gamesradar.com
Fast, fun fighting systems, Sizable roster full of great newcomers, Excellent oldschool style
Story is basically just Arcade mode
Whether or not you dig its new look, KOF 14 offers everything you could want in a fighting game: refined gameplay, a bevy of appealing characters, and accessibility that gives way to complex depth...
Published: 2016-08-22, Author: Simon , review by: eurogamer.net
Abstract: Frame the rivalries between Japanese fighting game series as a pugilistic tournament and, for the past few years, Capcom's Street Fighter has held its title unchallenged. The field wasn't always so uncontested. Throughout the 1990s SNK's King of Fighters...
Abstract: If your parents ever disparaged your video game obsession as a huge waste of time, they're either a) out of touch or b) lacking in vision.That may sound overly harsh, but there's some truth in this take. Esports, the video game industry's competitive gami...
Abstract: It's been a heck of a year for video games. Virtual-reality titles finally went mainstream, indies made as big a splash as their AAA counterparts, and the first-person-shooter genre became more diverse and refreshing than ever. We played games that twiste...
Despite its bad first impression, The King of Fighters XIV is surprisingly good. It isn't quite a home run, but it is a worthy entry in the storied series. The gameplay is fast and fluid with a great presentation, even if the graphics are still lacking in...
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Published: 2016-08-31, Author: Michael , review by: pcmag.com
Deep, technical gameplay, Huge character roster, Lots of content and modes, Rush Combos make the fighting accessible to newcomers
Unimpressive graphics, Hit-or-miss ranked online play
SNK's first mainline 3D King of Fighters title boasts an impressive roster, technical gameplay, and enough content to keep you brawling for a very long time...
Abstract: 2D fighting games have a storied history in arcades, but they've also been a big presence in the console market. Street Fighter V's release on PS4 and PC made a splash, but broken netcode held it back from larger success. SNK's newest release, The King of...
A fresh direction for the series that acknowledges the characters that made it what it is, while adding enough new characters to make this entry worth playing...