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| Kikkoken 547th Post
 
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|  "Got my 2nd KOF EX2 copy!"
, posted Tue 2 Dec 09:37:
And it rocks! I've already put this at gamefaqs, please allow me to copy and paste my impressions on the 2P link up mode:
OK here we go:
First impression:
A quick check to make sure my 2 copies were the Asian edition , and then I tried the game with a very good friend of mine who's also a very good player. The linking-up worked right from the start. My apprehensions were high: is the game going to be slower, to freeze, or be buggy... I choose Kyo, Jun (on Iggy's advice) and Moe and my friend (who's a Ryo,King and Joe expert) picks Ryo, Kensou and Terry (it's his first shot at the GBA port).
Round one starts. What a blast... The game is fast, smooth, frantic. The 2 GBA make a great sound together, the sounds in stereo makes me feel like I'm in an arcade! We keep pushing up the volume as we play. Well, the button configuration doesn't suit my friend too much(he's playing on SP, me on the classic GBA), so we change the key setting a little bit. A few moves don't work too well he says, as the GBA SP pad is not circle-friendly, if I may put it that way. We both were delighted with the experience.
Now I've also discovered you could choose key setting 2-A or 2-B. 2-A is great for beginners, as it allows you to short cut special moves with R+direction. PLus both these beginners' modes allow 2button play (pressure-sensitive mode). I think I'll convert a few friends with those modes now.
My next step is to try it with the gameboy player. If anyone wants to donate one ^-^!
Needless to say I recommend this versus play to all the KOF fans her. Now the new characters become really interesting.
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|  "Re(1):Got my 2nd KOF EX2 copy!"
, posted Tue 2 Dec 10:52
quote:
And it rocks! I've already put this at gamefaqs, please allow me to copy and paste my impressions on the 2P link up mode:
OK here we go:
First impression:
A quick check to make sure my 2 copies were the Asian edition , and then I tried the game with a very good friend of mine who's also a very good player. The linking-up worked right from the start. My apprehensions were high: is the game going to be slower, to freeze, or be buggy... I choose Kyo, Jun (on Iggy's advice) and Moe and my friend (who's a Ryo,King and Joe expert) picks Ryo, Kensou and Terry (it's his first shot at the GBA port).
Round one starts. What a blast... The game is fast, smooth, frantic. The 2 GBA make a great sound together, the sounds in stereo makes me feel like I'm in an arcade! We keep pushing up the volume as we play. Well, the button configuration doesn't suit my friend too much(he's playing on SP, me on the classic GBA), so we change the key setting a little bit. A few moves don't work too well he says, as the GBA SP pad is not circle-friendly, if I may put it that way. We both were delighted with the experience.
Now I've also discovered you could choose key setting 2-A or 2-B. 2-A is great for beginners, as it allows you to short cut special moves with R+direction. PLus both these beginners' modes allow 2button play (pressure-sensitive mode). I think I'll convert a few friends with those modes now.
My next step is to try it with the gameboy player. If anyone wants to donate one ^-^!
Needless to say I recommend this versus play to all the KOF fans her. Now the new characters become really interesting.
KoF EX2 is such a nice game.
It has great new characters as well.
Good thing they are continuing the Orochi storyline somewhere.
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