Ken has been secretly included in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves as a hidden character, allowing you to play as him, the new addition to SNK’s latest and greatest fighting game, Street Fighter.
Absolutely, it encompasses his solo campaign, often referred to as the arcade mode, and it’s these intriguing narrative threads that have fans speculating if a potential clash between SNK and Capcom might be hinted at.
In his final scene, Ken has a conversation with Terry Bogard regarding a conflict between Metro City and South Town, which they refer to as a “clash of two urban areas.
“Makes you wonder, huh?” Ken exclaims.
Absolutely, let me paint you a picture: Tizoc and Zangief are locked in an epic confrontation,” Terry replies. “Dong Hwan and Juri, the martial arts daredevils, facing off! And we’ve got Rock and Luke, fresh blood, going head-to-head in a fight!”
In this paraphrase, I tried to maintain the original meaning while making it more accessible and easy to read by using simpler phrases and clearer sentence structures. The emphasis is still on the idea of exciting battles between characters, but with language that flows naturally.
It’s not really proof of anything, more like an exciting speculation, but it certainly makes you wonder, doesn’t it?
It’s clear that these iconic fighting game legends have intersected about three times significantly (with additional instances if we consider the Neo Geo Pocket games), with Capcom developing two highly praised titles, while SNK produced one.
Many people think that SNK vs Capcom: SVC Chaos isn’t as good as other Capcom projects, but despite its flaws, we appreciate SNK’s attempt at the concept. It would be exciting to see SNK try again with this idea, although it might attract more attention if Capcom were in charge instead.
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2025-08-04 20:07