Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2

"But there are a few extra goodies packed in. Aside from the three games, there is also a separate option for a practice mode, which I used extensively to prepare. In Character Setup, you can color your characters in whatever palette you fancy. And, I enjoyed being able to select between the original and arranged versions of each game's soundtrack."

"Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Volume 2 is still a worthy pick-up for fighting fans and Neo-Geo fanatics. All three Real Bout games have something to offer, and it'll keep you busy until SNK Arcade Classics Volume 1 drops later this week."

"Our biggest beef with Volume 2 is the lack of online play (the Japanese version offered it, but cost more). Also, the absence of any sort of bonus content feels like a glaring omission. Considering that this is a collection of classics, some development artwork or historical background would've been nice addition for Fatal Fury fans. Still, we can't whine too loudly, considering that Fatal Fury: Battle Archives Vol. 2 gives you three solid fighting games for roughly the price of a couple fast food lunches"

"When it comes to the combat, fighting game fans will definitely be pleased. Besides the insanely high difficulty level that I've mentioned in the past, the Real Bout games feel like the best titles in the franchise to me. I'm sure extremely hardcore veterans of the series have their personal favorites, but control responsiveness, move execution and even multi-plane usage feel tighter in this collection."