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An X68000 version produced by Mahou Kabushikigaisha (Magical Company) was released in Japan only on May 21, 1993.
The first is a television special that aired in 1992 on Fuji TV titled Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf (Battle Fighters Garou Densetsu), which adapts the plot of the first game.
The first two TV specials were released on a single laserdisc and later on DVD.
Paul Rand of Computer and Video Games called Fatal Fury one of the best Neo Geo games available in 1992, and compared it favorably to Street Fighter II, stating Fatal Fury was a "brilliant feast of fighting" with "huge and excellently drawn" character sprites, great animation, and unique special attacks "giving the game more variety.
In 2018, Complex ranked the game 74th on its list of "The Best Super Nintendo Games of All Time".
They praised the combat and the ability to jump in and out of the backgrounds, and called the game "one of the best fighters on the SNES, by far."
Duck King, meanwhile, was originally known as Ellie Jones with the designer having several troubles with him.
They praised the combat and the ability to jump in and out of the backgrounds, and called the game "one of the best fighters on the SNES, by far."
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