As a classic arcade fighting game, the fighting stars in "King of Fighters" combine into powerful teams to fight against each other. Since its inception in 1994, a new version of the game has been published every year for more than ten years. The game King of Fighters has been adapted into novels, anime, and four animated episodes, and Gordon Chan's King of Fighters is the first time this classic game has been brought to the screen. However, Gordon Chan has no intention of simply copying the game, but has made more innovations and adaptations in character relationships and plots. He has also added more realistic designs to the characters' costumes, making them more sexy and brave with the actors' personalities. In addition, the game scenes generated by computer special effects rendering make "King of Fighters" more in line with the effect of the big screen.
The King of Fighters creative background
2022-02-07 14:57
Extended Reading
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[Rugal knocks Kyo down. Kyo crawls and reaches for his sword]
Rugal: Come on. This is boring. Let's mix it up a bit.
[Rugal throws his quarter-staff away and is thrown a backhoe]
Rugal: No. Too violent.
[He throws the backhoe and is thrown a stick with nails on it]
Rugal: Ooh, too barbaric, isn't it?
[He throws the stick in the air and is thrown a baseball bat]
Rugal: Hey!
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Terry Bogard: ...so could SOMEBODY please tell me how I can be in the most technologically advanced country in the world and not get one decent surveillance camera?
Junior Agent: I don't know.
Terry Bogard: Don't all answer at once.