All the player-dedicated refinements come at the cost of narrative and even visuals - but still manages to warp players into hours of battling it out with AI or groups of friends. Some solo players may moan about the lack of gameplay diversity in The King of Fighters 2002 - but it's clear that it was made to address the combat-focused audience. It's easy to say that anyone with a grasp on fighting games will understand that this entry is very well refined. It's welcoming to anyone willing to get stuck into a versatile fighter that's highly competitive, satisfying, and not overly frustrating.
The King of Fighters 2002 feels good for a fighter. Finally, the adjustments to mechanics such as revamping the power gauge have returned the game to the epitome of the fighting genre. The combat is focused on being accessible to beginners - yet challenging to those who take their game to competitive levels. It has a bountiful roster of characters, each with its own sparkling visuals, animations, and abilities. The King of Fighters 2002 personifies what a classic arcade fighter should be. Ultimately, that proves beneficial among the fan base keener in duking it out than immersing in the story. Developers made a conscious decision to move their focus to the combat side of things. That is mainly because the predecessor wrapped up the story arc. The noticeable trait of The King of Fighters 2002 to fans would be the lack of story the previous games had. But will it maintain its crown (if it ever had one) as the King of Fighters in the new millennium? Better play to find out! There's a New King in Town Challenges await in this colorful, bold, and intense fighter. No narrative, little lore - only a taste to beat the ever-loving snot out of your opponents. In true arcade-style - The King of Fighters 2002 gets right to the point. The 2002 edition seeks to be no different, providing some high-octane combat while alluring a sizeable player base. However, the series has dominated arcades and consoles throughout Japan. The fact of the matter is that it's not so present in the West. The fighter franchise that's always the subject of debate due to its rather pompous title.
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