The BEST Fatal Fury?! - Terry Legacy (Pt. 3): Fatal Fury 3 '95
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"What do you call a guy with broken arms and legs floating in a pool?"
*Drowning, Terry!*
That was savage
let's hope that at least he's not floating face down in the water.
"Bob!"
Terry throwing shade at Mai's outfit is my headcanon for why she's half naked for the rest of the games, she dresses that way to spite him.
I second that. XD
And the other reason is to tease Andy
I like Mai's outfit here way more (not a fan of how's she in the other games), but I like that reasoning haha
Hero's Shade Did you know there is hentai that parody king of fighters
She is not for "good boys and girls!"
I love Terry's lines, just sounds like an American dude translating what a Japanese dude thinks an American dude sounds like.
Engrish at its finest!!!
Especially when Terry does the Buster Wolf. "Howl BUSTA WOLF!" I couldn't resist saying the Engrish pronunciation of Buster Wolf.
He's the dude translating the dude who's writing a foreign dude!
PAWA DUNK
@@ChargeQM POWA DONK
I don't think SNK got enough credit for their games...they were doing stuff like SUPER personalized intros & outtros WAY before Mortal Kombat did them.
Guilty Gear did it way before MK too
@@bloomallcaps But Mortal Kombat is older than Guilty Gear
Well they were making kof games around that time, and not only did they look worse but they portrayed Terry and most of their iconic characters like trash in those games all so they could say that a Japanese schoolboy who is also a snazzy dresser is their greatest character. They shot themselves in the foot.
@@rockmenx8xx411 ?
@@rockmenx8xx411 The graphics were only bad for KOF94 and KOF95. Plus last time I checked the developers made sure to make Terry good in every single KOF game and also showed respect to their other ips of course. I can tell you don't like Kyo but don't talk smack about KOF when SNK still made Fatal Fury and other fighting games along side with KOF each with unique engines different from that of KOF's.
It's funny how Max calls this game the 3rd Strike of the Fatal Fury series, yet Garou: Mark of the Wolves was SNK's direct answer to Capcom's Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike two decades ago. What took Capcom three attempts to get right, SNK got it in one.
100% agreed. Garou is still the go to game for me for a balanced technical fighting system.
Yeah FF3 is more like SNK's SF Alpha and Garou is like SF 3rd Strike.
@@devinewynder5443 I like that comparison
I think he said that cause it was not titled Fatal fury
Snk ditch the name for Garou
.so in a way i do see why they would say it's the 3rd strike if the FATAL games
But Garou is the Answer to 3rd strike
@@The_WIll_OF_D99 Garou Densetsu is the Japanese title of Fatal Fury, it was technically localized as Fatal Fury Mark of the Wolves back in the day on the Dreamcast.
At least they are no longer in 1919 now.
"Short hops aren't gonna help me in a game where the cpu-"
*jiggle*
"Good lord!"
This is the game that introduces the Mai bounce and jiggle
@@ShadowMoon878 and in order to have enough memory to get those titties jiggling they had to cut out a few sound tracks. I like SNK's priorities.
@@MongooseDave2 What? some characters like Yamazaki and Geese have 2 tracks each
@@MongooseDave2 Thank SNK for that
Mai straight up snitched on Terry to his little bro.
I found that to be funny when I 1st saw that, too.
Coz Terry is a pinhead son of an ice-cream maker
I can see it now. Mai's sniveling to Andy like, "He hit me....and, and he said I was ugly and told me to cover up my cleavage....get him, Andy!!"
@@ghettoprince187 Andy: "Well, Terry kinda has a point-"
Mai: "ANDY!"
Andy: "Okay, okay! I'll knock some sense into him! (Damn it, Terry...)
She was back there like he hit me and called me a hooker
"Somebody said that this game is the 3rd Strike of Fatal Fury."
Garou: Mark of the Wolves?
Garou has this "legend" about it indeed. Never played or watched footage of it tho
garou: am i a joke to you?
I think the comparation is about the SF3's Target Combos and FF3's Combination Arts. Both are really similar.
All the four Real Bout series (+ Wild Ambition) updated the FF3's Combination Arts by the Combination Attacks.
@@ChrisThaCameraman Worst. Meme. Ever. That. Never. Fucking. Stops.
@@miasuke wild ambition... What?
and to think Max almost skipped this game cause he heard there were now *3 lanes* instead of 2.
glad he changed his mind, this game is bloody great.
I love this game the most. MOTW is another good but I prefer this one.
Yeah but he didn't even get to the real last boss. What a scrub.
@@megaman15ish Yes. I seem like he touched only 60-70% of this whole game.
@@megaman15ish I thought Yamazaki *was* the real last boss. But what do I know, I'm more of a Tekken and Mortal Kombat veteran, anyway.
I got an Ad for Max talking about Terry in KOF Allstars before a video of Max playing Terry in Fatal Fury in preparation for playing as Terry in Super Smash Bros.
Nice.
This exact thing happened to me as well, hahaha
I didn't see the ad yet
"What do you call a guy with broken arms and legs floating in a pool? Bob!"
Geeeeeez Terry, chill
Richard Meyer training Bob Wilson is a nice callback to the first game
Good to see they're both capoeira fighters and their stages kinda look brazilian. But them names tho lmao
@@victorhugocosta1127 O do Bob da pra aceitar ainda KKKKKKKKKKKKKK
@@victorhugocosta1127 Bob pode ser apelido pra Roberto, Roberto Firmino jogador do Liverpool é chamado de Bob/Bobby Firmino por exemplo
You can also see Hwa Jai hanging around with Joe when you fight him.
@@victorhugocosta1127 The most non Brazilian names ever.
Doesnt help that Richard's club felt more like a mix of Mexican and Aztec culture with hints of music from India than Brazilian lol
The game that Yamasaki debuted with a badass music!
This guy knows what's up~ TwT
Yamazaki was a nice boss in this tittle.
Yamazaki is the best SNK character dont come at me
@@powerup931 He is.
This game had a great soundtrack.
They took away rising tackle but gave him power dunk for the first time.
Fatal Fury 3, it might not be my favorite Fatal Fury but I always LOVED the presentation and personality this game oozed with. This is also where the rest of the series going forward (the Real Bout games) gets its look from.
Also no, Garou is definitely the “Third Strike” of Fatal Fury. It was SNK’s direct answer to SF3. FF3 and the following Real Bout games were more like the equivalent of the Alpha series in SF.
Most of the Sprites in RB Special and 2 are redrawn compared to this game, and look *significantly* better imo. Still no doubt that FF3 was made with passion.
@@AceTrainerX3 FF3 was indeed made with so much love, it's my favorite SNK game. But the lack of ports made it unpopular (only Saturn port?). I always wished for a PSX port even if they would have to remove tons of frames like they did for RB1.
Same unpopular shit happened to Resident Evil 1 remake which was exclu for Gamecube. And Capcom still wondering why they didn't sell that much copies of the game.
@@silent.revolution2168 I actually didn't know until recently that FF3 even had a Saturn port. More suprising was the fact that it didn't even need any RAM cartridge, while Real Bout and RB Special on Saturn absolutely required the 1MB cart.
@@silent.revolution2168 RE4 sold extremely well back before it got ported to several other consoles. The old formula of RE was getting stale at that point, and 4 was a breath of fresh air.
@@megaman15ish because RE4 had a PS2 and a PC release back then.
God I adore how fluid that pixel animation is
Better then Capcom's Alpha series round that same time.
Art Of Fight 3 and Garou is even more fluid
@@crazyfox669 aof3 has amazing and smooth animations but the gameplay suffered from it, it went wack unfortunately.
@@doburu4835 The gameplay in AOF3 was fine. It's my favorite of the trilogy. At least it's not BS with its difficulty like the first two.
This game has so much *SOUL*
They don't make 'em with this much character anymore
FATAL FURY 3! At the time, this was THE best Fatal Fury game, I'm sure! lol I gotta say, I am INCREDIBLY surprised Max lost as many times as he did! O_O Like... He struggled against Joe and Hon Fu of all people! I'm not smacktalking him or anything, this game is hard but... Joe and Hon Fu?! When I played this game for the first time (in a decade) last year, Joe was easy and Hon Fu was too! The people who gave ME the most trouble were Franco Bash, Sokaku (ESPECIALLY), Yamazaki (sorta) and Jin Chonshu (who Max did not fight... more on that below).
But this game is, admittedly, a little easier than the past two games... Keywords: A LITTLE. lol But this game has such a ROCKING soundtrack! I love it!
I've got quite a bit to say, so sit down and grab a snack or something. It's Fun Factoid time~
(Read the past parts if you missed the facts for FF1 and FF2/FFS!)
- Fatal Fury 3 is the beginning of the graphic evolution SNK began to have! This would continue into Real Bout Special, KOF '96, and especially Garou: MOTW! The best looking SNK fighting game on the Neo Geo, I'd say! And these games were all on the same system! They weren't like Capcom who made a CPS1, CPS2, and CPS3! They just kept upgrading the hardware on the same system! Impressive but also costly! ^^; Might've been part of the reason SNK went bankrupt back in 2000. But SNK bounced back steadily, no worries! There were some bumpy rides, but they made sure to tell the fans that they were back with KOF 14!
- Geese Howard is still alive!? But how!? Well, this game's story involves various fighters searching for the "Jin Scrolls", powerful artifacts said to only be obtained by the strongest fighter. Geese managed to obtain one of them long ago, the Scroll of Immortality. THAT'S how he managed to survive in Fatal Fury 1, but he DID get injured. Therefore, Geese (supposedly) put up a Geese Howard impostor to take his place while he healed during the events of FF2 and Billy was actually there to get rid of the impostor... This isn't brought up in the game itself, strangely enough. But yeah, Geese survived and is back (for REAL, not in the non-canon Fatal Fury Special lol).
- I'm spoiling Real Bout's events, but I bet some are wondering: Why is Real Bout Geese's official death (save for the KOF series)? Before the events of Real Bout 1, Geese actually managed to grab all three of the Jin Scrolls...and he burned them. Yup. However, it's kind of a smart reason: He did it so it's power could never be used by anyone which means he had no one who could oppose him with these scrolls. They would have to beat him with their own skills and power... Doesn't stop Terry from knocking him out of his tower for the 2nd time. XD
- Fatal Fury 3 marks the debut of two memorable mainstays: Blue Mary Ryan and, best boy, Ryuji Yamazaki!
- Contrary to popular belief, Blue Mary and Terry AREN'T dating though they are heavily implied to be love interests to one another whether it's in the Fatal Fury series or KOF series. The developers directly stated that Blue Mary was designed after Android 18 from Dragon Ball Z and this game (and Real Bout 1) makes this SUPER OBVIOUS lol. Did you know? Blue Mary actually has a distant relative who's a playable character in Garou: MOTW! His name is Kevin Rian (it might actually be "Ryan", but it could've been an intentional misspelling). Blue Mary once had a lover named Butch and she along with her father worked in the secret service. However, Blue Mary's father and lover were shot and killed during a mission to protect the president. The jacket she's often wearing is from Butch as a keepsake. Since those events, she became a freelancer which is how she ended up in South Town during the events of Fatal Fury 3. It's also through these events that she meets Terry Bogard and they become well acquainted with one another.
- Love him or hate him, Ryuji Yamazaki is SNK's resident psycho! I've got a bit to say about this guy. Yamazaki in his debut game (this one) was actually pretty chill. He wouldn't become unhinged until his exaggerated self appeared in Real Bout Fatal Fury Special. When KOF brought him over to KOF '97, they based his mannerisms off his Real Bout Special appearance, so thank them for how Yamazaki is presented today! lol Speaking of KOF 97, the game actually revealed that Ryuji Yamazaki is one of Orochi's Hakkesshu; meaning he has the blood of Orochi! HOWEVER! Yamazaki proves to be superior to Leona and Iori who can't control the Orochi Blood... in that Yamazaki is SO unhinged that he doesn't give two flying shits about Orochi! No one can tame Yamazaki! HAHAHAHAHA!! X'D "Honki ni saseta temee ga warui da ze!" (It's too bad I'll allow you to see how serious I am!)
- A younger Yamazaki was once an orphan in Okinawa, where American troops came around numerous times. But, he met a Yakuza Boss named Sorimachi and Yamazaki decided to be just like him, even eventually working under him as a fellow Yakuza, where he saw Sorimachi as a "father" of sorts. Unfortunately, a rival gang managed to kidnap Sorimachi and torture him to death. This death resulted in Yamazaki becoming unhinged and violent. He eventually murdered the entirety of the rival gang and fled to Hong Kong where he now becomes a boss of the Chinese Mafia. In this game, Yamazaki was hired by the Jin Brothers to recover the scrolls and protect them but as you can see, he fails the former. His ending shows that he gets arrested, but Yamazaki just beats the snot out of them and bails.
- Believe it or not, Fatal Fury 3 has MULTIPLE ENDINGS, and Max there got the rather rare BAD ENDING. That Bad Ending blocked Max from even having a chance at fighting the Jin Brothers; Jin Chonshu and the even worse Jin Chonrei. I've never gotten such an ending and when I heard that such an ending existed, I barely managed to find a clip online about it, but seeing Max get it was a shocker! Anyway, this game has multiple endings depending on how well you played and how many times you got a continue. You may fight Jin Chonshu in three different stages: A stage with a waterfall and a dragon statue, a stage inside a forest/park (the common one), or the stage where you're inside a temple(?) that catches fire. The latter one means you'll definitely be fighting Jin Chonrei who fights to avenge his "cute little brother" from you. Here's the weird thing though: I don't know if this is applicable for the Arcade Machines themselves, but there's a chance that the endings, whether it's Normal or Good can just... bug out. It just freezes. T.T Weird, right?
- Continuing from the endings, Terry's Ending actually introduces Max's favorite SNK character: ROCK HOWARD! Yup! Terry adopts a young Rock Howard after the events of FF3.
- Following the events of this game, the Jin Brothers stop being evil and are said to become students of Kim Kaphwan's dojo... this detail is actually seen in Real Bout 1, but eh. Not a lot of people actally like the Jin Bros in a meta-sense which is why they hardly appear in the series aside from a cameo or two. Expect Real Bout 2 to be their last playable appearance... Oh wait, they're playable in Neo Geo Battle Coliseum for some reason. ^^;
- Bob Wilson is another character who doesn't appear often as a playable character, but he is actually Richard Meyer's successor (Richard is from Fatal Fury 1 and retired from fighting to resume taking care of his Pao Pao Cafe full time as seen in Terry's endings in FF2/FFS). Bob would be seen various times in Fatal Fury based endings in the KOF series such as KOF 11 and KOF 14 where he's also seen in the Women Fighters Team's ending. Also, a fun fact, Richard Meyer would become playable in KOF: Maximum Impact 2 (though again, the Maximum Impact series is non-canon).
- Hon Fu is actually a big enemy to Ryuji Yamazaki as they both hit it off in Hong Kong while Yamazaki became a leader of a Chinese Mafia... But Yamazaki treats Hon Fu like a joke...and he is, especially in later games! But he does take his job as a cop seriously, so you can't fault him for that! And hey, Hon Fu has an incredibly beautiful wife! Who woulda thought~? (Also he's clearly based on Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan lol)
- This game has special KO screens that involve the background and foreground~ For example, in Joe's stage, you can knock your opponent (or you can be that victim!) into the lake or knocked into the "Geese Punching Bag". In Hon Fu's Stage, you can actually be knocked into one of the support beams or even get knocked off the platform itself! (Don't worry, the characters actually grab onto the platform to show that they aren't dead lol)
- Cheng's in the game, helping Terry (and possibly others) escape Geese's burning tower and into the final Yamazaki fight. He also makes an early appearance in Hon Fu's stage as the one in the helicopter... Also, there's artwork showing Cheng playing golf with Robert Garcia of Art of Fighting fame!
- ...Yeah, Terry's pet monkey is the one playing Terry's theme in the game, "Big Shot!". The monkey presses the play button on the radio. How cute~
- So this is a late fact, but the soundtracks to these Fatal Fury games actually have arranged soundtracks! You'll usually find them in the Neo Geo CD versions or other versions like the PlayStation 1 versions, the DreamCast versions, and more. I actually like the arranged version of Franco Bash's theme but much prefer the original version of Joe Higashi's theme. lol
Next should be Real Bout Fatal Fury! Might be KOF '94, who knows! I realize that was a liiiittle late uploading today's fun facts, but I couldn't type my stuff out right away! I was busy! X)
Max plays KOF94 after this
@@tnmblonewolf8799 Yeah, I know. I watched the stream. I was just wondering if he was going to upload Real Bout next or KOF '94. But like I said, he'll likely upload KOF '94 next. He was "sorta" going in "order", though technically speaking Fatal Fury 3 came well after KOF '94. But that doesn't matter~ Either way, these videos are going to have facts from yours truly lol
I came too early, so I had to come back to find your comment. Super interesting, keep up the good work!
@@Lackofstyle And I came too late! XD I didn't expect Max to upload his video around 1PM! I was busy around that time! lol If he uploads tomorrow, hopefully I'll be ready! ^^;
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I love this franchise so much
then why don't you marry it?
It's awesome! Shame that many people wrote it off as a "shitty Street Fighter clone" back in the day when it has so many cool things that SF doesn't. Happy that that idea seems to have disappeared nowadays!
Now if only people would come around for DOA...
@@BeeLy1011 It's funny because Fatal Fury 1 came out literally a few months before Street Fighter 2. If anything SF copied FF.
no Rising Tackle in this game made it weird for me even though he gained Power Dunk because after this one, in RBFF, RBFF Special, RBFF2, RBFFS Dominated Mind, and Garou, he gained it back plus Power Dunk.
Also I wouldnt say this is the Third Strike of Fatal Fury games. I'd say its the Street Fighter Alpha of Fatal Fury games (with RBFF/RBFFS/RBFF2 being the SFA2,3 and 3MAX of Fatal Fury games) and Garou: Mark of the Wolves was the SF3 Third Strike of Fatal Fury games. Although, RBFFS Dominated Mind did have its own SF3 Parry type of attack which was cool.
I dont think Terry has rising tackle in Garou
@@ultrayoshi100 you're right, Rock got rising tackle instead
Terry has power charge in garou tho
@@ultrayoshi100 but in MotW His Power Charge got upgrade and is more a heavyweight type than the all around type of his previous games
@@000mjd Power Charge is my go to pressure move in MotW.
In Garou, Terry LOSES the Rising Tackle and it's given to Rock instead.
Holy shit, that side stepping is sick
Max running scared of the Jin brothers lol.
Max dodged 3 bullets this playthrough. The Jin brothers are a nightmare and Terry's ending is bugged sadly
Only Chonrei is bugged and it applies to everyone.
@@RandoChrisYT In the japanese version it works properly.
The Jin bosses aren't that hard. He just needs to git gud.
As a Brazilian, it hurts my soul when Bob says he does "Cooperia". Oof...
Old English Translation
I think Bob is Brazilian as well. How the hell did they come up with "Bob Wilson"?
@@RighteousFiyah there's no way in hell that BOB WILSON is a Brazilian name. Maybe if he's half American or something, but he's missing like 5 extra last names to be an official latino dude. lol
@@JPVersus_ my theory is they wanted him to be jamaican initially. I.e. Bob Marley, but made him Brazilian because of his capoeira style. Then just decided to keep his name as Bob Wilson
@@RighteousFiyah I think his name is Roberto Wilson
Bro, you're going to LOVE Real Bout Fatal Fury.
In this fatal fury u have to stay on balance
Yeah, one of the all time best FF games
Fo sho where the real Asswhoopinz occur!!!!
Oh HELL YEAH!
If i remember correctly Geese is the one who canonically fights the Jin twins- Jin Chonshu and Jin Chonrei (the real final bosses) and takes the scrolls of immortality from them.
Nope, Terry fight them but the Scrolls he gets in the ending were a fakes ones and somehow Geese obtain the real ones
@@000mjd I thought Geese obtained them from the Jin twins, are you sure man? I know in Real Bout Geese has them, and the only way he could have gotten them was from defeating the twins. Maybe i'm wrong tho, it's been a minute for me when it comes to the story of the Jin scrolls.
@@orlanzo2621 the first Scroll he already had it from the Beggining that's it's how he survives His fall in Fatal Fury 1 the second he obtained by Billy who stoled from Krauser off Screen in Fatal Fury 2 the Third and Last One was the Scrolls of Jin Brothers and again Geese got off Screen and replaced them by Fakes in 3
000mjd Ahh ok. Got it.
Jin brothers are hidden bosses, as Geese in Real Boul Special.
Lol! That not Geese's body on Joe's stage. It's a punching bag with Geese's clothes hanging from it.
Garou: Mark of the Wolves is the 3rd Strike of the series. Not FF3
@Dexter Gamer Garou IS part of the Fatal Fury series??? WTH are you talking about???
@@jamaynex It is
FF3 and Real Bout came out around the Alpha series was competing, preferred SNK over SF Alpha IMO.
the japanese name of fatal fury is garou densetsu.
@@nurandika4563 Legend of the wolves? Sounds cool. Wonder why they felt the need to change it into a generic, 90's van damme, action flick name like Fatal Fury?
3:28 Oh max, you missed a "oh shit, it's kenny!" moment there. 😂🤣
I think in the stream if he said it was Kenny, but it seems that they cut that part for the video.
Ah i see 😊
Ah yes, the time when Blue Mary was just straight up Android 18 clone, appearance-wise.
Yeah I saw it too.
You have to play this game again, Max.
Defeat the Jin Brothers and give us the true ending 😅
For Max, THIS is the true ending: Less Boss Syndrome BS so he can move on to other games for the legacy. Besides, the next game's ending is much better.
Doesn’t really help the legacy an anticlimax like that.
@@g-roy23 In this case, yes because they're in the next game and the Jin Brothers are IMO forgettable since the game moves on to more Geese and Krauser shit respectively.
Wether they’re forgettable or not the setup in this game is too anticlimactic to not then go into
@@g-roy23 This Legacy is about celebrating Terry's inclusion into Smash Bros and Max is gonna take a look at these games and see how Terry plays as well as role in the game. While FF3 has a bad ending which Max got, he cares more for the experience not the endings which in this case is not worth going into for this fun run since Max has to really get gud and screw up MUCH less and for what? A picture of Terry giving his cap to Chonshu and telling him to stop fighting his senseless fighting and be pals with Terry. Granted, that's an offer no one should refuse and I'm certain he'll be pals with some of the Smash family aside from Ryu and Ken but point still stands.
Yeah, given Max's reaction to the game being done and the shit he went through, hell no. He'll watch that ending on TH-cam if he's that curious to know Terry's true end or just do a Boss Rage if he feels like it.
5:16 JEEZ, TERRY! REEL IT BACK!
19:54 - Damn! That music is dope!
Imagine realizing this back in the day, in a crowded arcade with every other game on Max volume.
That's how badass SNK SOUND TEAM actually is, by writing instrumental tunes like this
Fatal Fury 3 visual looks so good. The character design, the stages, the ambience, everything are very memorable...
There are two secret bosses after Yamazaki, and they're mystical kung fu children that Yamazaki is working for. He is a jobber. The secret bosses appear as regular fighters in Real Bout Fatal Fury.
I love max's commentary in general, for an example in last game he played: "He's throwing pizza's!?!?"
That match against Andy was very entertaining. Also, Hon Fu's stage is so pretty. So is Andy's, Terry's, and Mai's. This game is just very pretty in general.
Blue Mary is basically Terry's future girlfriend.
They're actually more like friends with benefits later on
I never got that vibe from them. Is it referenced in 1 of her endings? because I know they never showed her in any of Terry's endings in the Fatal Fury series.
And Mai is obviously Andy’s future husband.
@@rockmenx8xx411 Real Bout Special ending, it's a jokey non-canon game, but still. Plus they're always flirting in special intros.
@@rockmenx8xx411 In the Specials Blue Mary is in Terry's endings. Real Bout Fatal Fury Specials are like redone/upgraded versions on the normal ones.
what mai says is "nippon ichi", which means something like "the best of japan"
Number one in Japan.
Nippon ichi... Well, from my highschool training... Sounds like Japan #1... But better yet, should say " Nippon Ichi Ban" which I think should be Japan #1, but then again high school was over 20 years ago for me now.
Yeah I learned that too, but for so long it just sounded like in my ears, "Me bounci" XD
@@theblocksays i always used to hear "spicy!" lmao
@@MicksUp What's Your sign, Mai?
Mai: "Mi Pisces!"
That too XD
Max: I have underestimated the power of this move
Me: *The Heavy Kick* 🤭it’s too good
24:21 “Watch Geese be like a total pushover.”
*Proceeds to see why the term SNK Boss is something to be feared
This was the shit back in the day. And it aged like a fine wine. I can say it still holds up to this day, if you want to play a retro game with a few boundaries to go around.
Love the love put into the presentation of this whole thing.
As a TASmaker, those fatal furys are insane to do, took so long and the CPU is a cheater
Power dunk is best used up-close or to close in over projectiles last time I checked but watching max struggle with it entertained the hell out of me
If Max didn't translate "cooperia" I would have no idea that Bob was talking about capoeira.
Ah, the classic typos from the 90's. A necessity of fighters from that time! ^_^
_(I say that, but sometimes even modern fighters commit those mistakes)_ XD
I miss playing this. It's a money burner but using Yamazaki is so fun. And Terry, too!
How'd you unlock Yamasaki in this game?
@@Ticketman99 it's unlocked by highlighting certain characters on the select screen once the arcade mode is finished.
@@mypal1990 Console exclusive, I take it?
@@Ticketman99 it is. But the neo geo I played at the time used tokens to play it.
The best way to finish the game is to end up fighting all of the Jin Twins
Like beat Geese in Real Boul Special.
That's too much given the requirements and Max's current skill in FF3.
@@davidtorres5500 But in RBFF Special we have a "ending". In this FF3 we have a little history and a picture (Geese have 2 or 3)
I'm loving this Boss Rage mini marathon
Hon-fu is the true final boss of Fatal Fury
Well, he is based on Jackie Chan I think. You can't top that with the Jin Brothers.
He is annoying. Him and Geese but Geese was a lil easier to defeat in this game. Joe can be brutal at times too.
watching how fun the lane system looks i wish it was put in more fighting games
It would be nice but a lot of fighting game would never implement it because they know the a lot of the casual fighting game players would never want to deal it
The character select screen and the little chibi characters on the map were always so sweet.
Wow this looks really good! Can't believe I never knew about this growing up...
26:51 "By the hair of my Chen Chen chen!:
Lone wolves? ... Someone doesn't understand the meaning of "lone." But damn, that animation in the intro was sick.
I gotta say, I miss this aesthetic from SNK games of that era (Art of Fighting 2 being another example) that had a more gritty, street feel.
Dude this game looks AMAZING. look at the shadows. Look at THE SHADOWS look at them! Look how fast and fluid it is. The other earlier games had so much slow down. Damn this game is pretty
Max, thank you. You’re like a history teacher of fighting games. I was REALLY about to play Terry in Smash not knowing what was going on, but now I’ve seen the light. Thank you.
You are using too high words... he is a noob Just like you, not a teacher lol. You might even play better than him. He is only doing this because of Smash Bros anyway. He isnt that interested in Snk, never was. (The games are as old as all the Capcom fg's and always been equally avaliable)
This is so cool-Definitely glad this is on my radar now
Thank you once again Max, you have made me so happy by showing people my favorite Fatal Fury game, I am glad that you had some fun while playing it. Can't wait to see more from you.
Sorry to double post, but just for the benefit of folks who don't know what the 411 is about this game.
Geese re-emerged as the president of the Howard connection because he had in his possession a set of ancient scrolls from the Qin dynasty that let him survive falling off the Howard building. The scrolls of immortality, however, ended up getting stolen by Ryuji Yamazaki, who at the time was working for the Chinese mafia under a pair of twins named Chonshu and Chonrei.
The REAL nutty part is that Chonshu and Chonrei were posessed by their ancestors, wanting to use the scrolls to actually properly come back from the dead. I think you have to get a certain ammount of points and not continue that much to fight the twins, which is why you don't see them here, but they teleport around like DBZ characters and you fight them in some sort of necropolis filled with dino fossils and skulls that looks more like it should be a Samurai Showdwon stage than a Fatal Fury stage.
most of the character endings result in the scrolls being destroyed by either the purified twins or by Geese Howard himself, who decides he doesn't want them getting stolen again so he just burns them so nobody can ever use the scrolls again.
I really like the music on Mai's stage.
Yamazaki is one of SNK's best character designs. To hear Max call him a jobber... I hope there's a KOF hitman out there that introduces him to the Drill if he plays a game online with Ryuji in it. He must be educated.
i miss games that are this colorful, with such detailed pixel art
this game had the best soundtrack in arranged version i wish dood played the ps2 battle archives version since that one is the mvs version but you can have the cd soundtrack without loadings like in the cd version.
Legit the best soundtrack in a fighting game ever
You must not lose the fight many time so you can fight the real boss the Jin Brother Chonshu and Chonrei
Jin brothers are hidden bosses, as Geese in Real Boul Special.
@@davidtorres5500 Actually, Jin Bros are the true bosses, not hidden bosses. This game has a fake final boss while Real Bout Special has a secret final boss since Geese in that game doesn't tease you to try better for you to fight him.
24:58 That moment when Geese suddenly starts playing SFV.
*Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition* so we can have 3D Terry.
"I'm axin' you if you could do me the favor of stopping your bleeding all over my new shoes!" That's a pretty funny line.
The visual upgrade in Street Fighter came with the Alpha series, not Street Fighter 3.
@@mcknightmorgan2021 i don't agree as the fatal fury games and KoF games draw heavily from what capcom has already done. They don't innovate.
darksaint0124 That’s not true at all man. Where do you think fighting mechanics like super moves, short hops, dashing, etc started at? It sure wasn’t Capcom. SNK definitely innovated a LOT when it comes to the fighting genre.
@@orlanzo2621 if I remember correctly samurai showdown had the first supers, but in the community, especially in the states, it was a niche game. Rarely found if you didn't know where to look. Super street fighter 2 is what brought it to popularity in the U.S.
@@darksaint0124 Nah, it was way way back in Art of Fighting 1 actually. They were called "desperation moves" and yea Capcom didn't introduce them until years later in SSF2T. Dashing also started with AOF if i remember correctly. SNK innovated a LOT.
And i wouldn't say SamSho was niche, it was actually very popular even here in the US, at least the first two games were. AFter that it became more obscure, but it could be argued that it was the third most popular series after SF and MK for awhile round 1993-1994 or '95.
Thanks for giving Terry and SNK some love
Was Mai hitting on Terry? I mean, I guess I can't blame her, but...
17:58 "Doesn't it suck to be a human?"
Just so you know max was going skip this game when he first heard there were 3 lanes
Hope another Terry stream soon, the last three have been a blast to watch!
I been playing the games myself :)
8:30 i loved this quote
1:30 - 3:05 That lone wolf needs to wife her up as soon as possible.
I can't believe that Max never played old snk titles before. Waiting for his comments on the firt art of fight after he finishes with fatal fury.
The typical fg culture in the u.s is too focused on Capcom. It's normal that he doesnt know anything. Just like his audience, as we can see.
I had no idea that Yamazaki could be a possible ender of the game! I always though Chon-Shu was the final boss with Chon-Rei as the secret boss... guess i’m wrong!
What an eye opener!
I REALLY hope the next KOF game has a good art style. That series deserves to be better looking than it was in 14 (which wasn't bad, but no where near what it should be).
"Why nobody tell me about this?"
Well because you choose to ignore old SNK games?
Well the games didn't interest him but sometimes you need something like Smash Bros to get him to try this stuff.
@@dnmstarsi It's just sad how he ignores some games like KoF'98 and Rage of the Dragons.
@@Orbitthemaster Yeah but hey, he plays what he wants and there are some games that don't interest him unless something special happens.
@@dnmstarsi He's only human, after all.
@@MrDibara Yep. Plus he didn't grow up with much SNK. Sure, Capcom vs SNK was a thing but not enough for him to try them out years later.
"I'm happy to not know what that was!"
*Sniff* I smell a possible Boss Rage!
My first draw of game characters when i was 4yo back in 1995, Terry Bogard, Hon Fu (lol) and Earthworm Jim
Franco Bash was my DUDE . Always picked him for playthroughs
He was pretty cool, yeah. Too bad he had to suffer the twin indignities of first being made into a joke character and then forgotten altogether.
What a good ass game. I was super late to the FGC and I realize I’ve been sleeping on SNK.
I have Geese, Hon Fu and Franco's sound tracks in my work out mix.😄 I LOVE THIS GAME. 😍😍😍
You should get Yuri and Micky Rogers music from Art of Fighting 2. They are really good work out music.
@@mmf0002 Thanks for the suggestion. I just checked them out. Some absolute heat 🔥 sound tracks.😄
I grew up on Neo Geo cabinets, I am LOVING the Terry Legacy series so far
Max, this is where the series changed the way of the different planes played. There are string button combos where you combo and hit the opponent to another plane and hit him back etc
"I like cookies in my chicks" - Max 2019
BRO!!! I played this game back in the day at the arcade in my local grocery store. The soundtrack and sounds bring on instant nostalgia. Thanks Max.
A testament to SNK amazing innovation, you can switch planes, go in, force the OTHER dude into a different lane, suck him in again and keep chaining.
Also, Terry's power dunk became a staple move, he puts his cap on backwards, performs the move, then turns the cap back in, the whole move has like 26 different frames of animation, the first 100+ megabit cart.
Glad you didn't skip Fatal Fury 3. It's my favorite, even over the Real Bouts and Garou even though the mechanics are better in those games. Something about FF3's presentation brings me back to it.
I just had this on the xbox one this is cool my favorite character is that man bob Wilson
3:30 A yes, the famous brasilian martial arts, Cooperia
This series is awesome dude!
Very underrated game, true gem
Yyyeeeaaahhh !!! Yamazaki,one of my favorite characters ! 👊🏻
Man there's so many things Max didn't get to do in this game. First let's start with punching someone back to the same plane when he's on the fore or background. Also someone should've told him during the livestream how to activate ultras. I remember my first time discovering that. It brought a whole new level of awesomeness to the game. Lastly the chain combo's. There's are many in this game it's ridiculous.
I got this game on the neogeocd when it came out and played it non stop to figure all of this stuff out. This really was one of the coolest fatal furies
The ending means that there is another final boss, but to reach him you gotta beat all characters without losing, that means no continues LOL! Classic SNK!
Imagine seeing a boss rage for this game