The first original KOF title for the PlayStation 2, The King of Fighters: Maximum Impact features 15 of the most popular SNK hand-to-hand combatants plus 5 new ones. Terry Bogard, Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami, and countless others battle it out all over the world in full 3D for the first time ever. Designed specifically for the home console market, Maximum Impact also boasts character profiles, multiple costumes, and three-on-three team battles just like its older arcade counterparts. Many retailers in Japan and the US offered a limited edition version of the game near the beginning of its release that included a King of Fighters: MI book and bonus DVD, in addition to a Terry Bogard hat.

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>The King of Fighters: Maximum Impact 2 / King of Fighters 2006 STORY: Many contended that the illegal fighting tournament in Southtown was sponsored by the gangland syndicate 'Mephistopheles' to achieve the annihilation of their rivals and procure some operating capital. After its 'King' Duke suffered defeat at the hands of Alba Meira in the finals, he and his organization vanished from Southtown. Meanwhile, the media, firmly under Duke's control, released a fusillade of sensational exposes based on information from confidential sources regarding their former oppressors.

In spite of this new torrent of 'information,' almost no one knew that an even larger entity had been pulling Mephistopheles' puppet strings. The truth behind the 'Addes' organization name was only known throughout the dark recesses of the underworld. No one really had an inkling as to what this organization was truly about.

Now, another of Addes was to reveal a new battle royale. Invitations in white envelopes were sent to the world's mightiest, who will find the call to the battle by Addes irresistible. As stated in Alba Meira's private novel by Akihiko Ureshino on the official KOF Maximum Impact 2 site (which serves as an official follow up to the story of KOF Maximum Impact 2) Alba was in fact the one who defeated Jivatma and Luise. Soiree was kidnapped as a result of that and Alba has not seen him since then. Many old faces. And some new ones, too.

REVIEW: Known as The King of Fighters: Maximum Impact 2 in Japan, King of Fighters 2006 features 24 initially playable characters as well as 14 unlockable ones (including the final boss), making for a grand total of 40 playable characters. Print Artist 24 Crack. An impressive number even for a series known for rather large character rosters.

In addition to a generously enhanced character roster, KOF 2006 shows off significantly improved animations, graphics, gameplay mechanics and overall presentation over the original KOF: Maximum Impact. SNK, known primarily for their 2D titles, actually managed to deliver their best 3D fighter to date. KOF 2006 features a great line-up of SNK characters, each with a robust (and sometimes humorously confusing) moveset. Characters retain most of their attacks from their most recent movesets, and were each given some brand new ones.

Many of the new moves (and super moves) look badass, to say the least, and are presented quite nicely thanks to the game's smooth animation (which can be fully appreciated during a K.O., as the camera slows down during the last strike of the match). The camera also does an epic 360 around the final attack if you manage to finish with a 'Super Special Move'. The majority of attacks are done with a lot of justice, and look as painful as any KOF fan would expect. The overall transition of animation from 2D to 3D was actually done much better this time around than in the original Maximum Impact. Additionally, some of the original Maximum Impact character designs were fleshed out more and look better in MI2. Even some classic characters have slightly updated appearances, giving some of the designs a much appreciated breath of fresh air. In general, KOF veterans have more 'exaggerated' features in terms of their outfits in MI2.

Some of the reworked costumes (designed primarily by Falcoon) seem a bit overdone, not to mention a few of the bizarre alternate costumes. KOF like you've never seen it.

As with the first Maximum Impact, the pace of the gameplay is definitely fast and takes some getting used to. If you've ever put any time into a 2D version of KOF, you'll most likely feel right at home playing KOF2006 due to the speed of the game. On the flipside, any seasoned 3D fighting game player might find this game to be a bit too fast-paced at first. The core gameplay is all about cancels. You can cancel normal moves into special moves, special moves into other special moves, and then into super moves. The system is intuitive and it's rather easy to start creating some cool-looking combos. There are some cheap combos that can be abused in high-level gameplay, but the game does seem to reward patience and skill for the most part.