This season of The King of Fighters: Destiny wraps up with episode 24

All’s well that ends well. In this season finale of The King of Fighters: Destiny, the group face the toughest battle of their lives, as Rugal reaches his deity status. Chaos ensues, and Kyo finds himself up against it. This results in some epic scenes, which look to set up for the next season.

We also see the emergence of two other characters for the future of the series, including Geese Howard and Iori Yagami. With great storylines, and great production, we can’t wait for the next season!

Source: snkGame

Seven different characters showcase their abilities in this Tekken 7 combo video

Tekken combo videos are always very entertaining to watch. Given how varied launchers can be within the system of Tekken 7, the specifics to perform a juggle can also vary widely, which lends itself to a degree of creativity not found in every game.

In this video from the Greek Tekken community, we see this creativity applied to Jin, Devil Jin, Dragunov, Kazumi, Kazuya, Heihachi, and Bryan. The combos range from long-running to just huge damage, and involve both wall-less combos to wall-breaking combos, showcasing nearly every situation in the game.

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Art of Fighting 2 now available on Nintendo Switch; The King of Fighters ’98 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One

Fans of the present-gen ports of classic SNK games can rejoice at a couple new additions to the family. The Art of Fighting 2 is currently available for the Nintendo Switch, and The King of Fighters ’98 has been ported to both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

The Art of Fighting 2 was released for Xbox One back in June of last year, and it looks like the Nintendo Switch’s catalog of NEO GEO fighters already rivals that of the Microsoft console’s healthy collection. In regard to the The King of Fighters ’98 port, it is important to note that it is the original arcade version, not the Ultimate Match that has the extend roster and is currently popular for its online match support on PC.

Still, if you would like to pick it up for PlayStation 4 or Xbox One — or The Art of Fighting 2 up on the Nintendo Switch — ports of these classic titles are now available for reasonable prices on their respective consoles’ online stores.

Source: Destructoid