’The King Of Fighters 2002 - Challenge the Ultimate Battle’ arcade fighting game by Eolith ／ Playmore released on Neo-Geo MVS in October 2002． These are matches from ’Duelling the KOF - 5th Season’ tournament (2007)． Source： Tougeki Soul vol． 8．

Video ilustrativo del juego de Arcade del 2002 lanzado por EOLITH ／ PLAYMORE． Adaptaciones a consolas： ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ► SNK NEO•GEO AES (2002) ► SEGA Dreamcast (2003) ► SONY PlayStation 2 (2003 - 2005 - 2009) ► Microsoft XBOX (2005)

Presentación (intro) de la versión original (Japón) de este juego del año 2002 lanzado por Eolith ／ Playmore．

Video tratado acerca del Intro del juego The King Of Fighters 2002 o mejor dicho KOF 02’ incluye Closed Caption para poder ver los dialogos en Cualquier Idioma visualisacion en HD 720p y aparte es el noveno de la saga Enjoy!．- Descripcion en Español： Juego： The King Of Fighters 2002 Video： Apertura Duracion： 46 Segundos Episodio： Desafio A Ultima Batalla Emulador： Neo Geo Description in English： Game： The King Of Fighters 2002 Video： Opening Duration： 46 Seconds Episode： Challenge To Ultimate Battle Emulator： Neo Geo

Video perteneciente a chicoKyo con su autorización las subo a mi canal． The King of Fighters 2002： Challenge to Ultimate Battle is the ninth game in the King of Fighters series and is the second and last King of Fighters game produced by Eolith． Much like The King of Fighters ’98 this game is more of a ’dream match’ for characters from all previous King of Fighters games including killed-off characters． The series’s canon storyline would resume in The King of Fighters 2003 - adapting however a character introduced in this game Kusanagi． It was released for the Neo Geo MVS arcade system on October 10th 2002 followed by the home AES version on December 19th of the same year． It was later released for the Dreamcast on June 19th 2003 this time adding two characters absent from the original version King (who’d been present on all previous games) and Shingo Yabuki (also a mainstay in the series since his debut)． On the 25th of March of 2004 the PlayStation 2 version was released including not only all characters from the previous versions but also Wild Iori Goenitz and Geese Howard whom not only had been present in the series before but also had their move lists updated from their recent appearance in SNK vs Capcom： SVC Chaos． A remake of this title The King of Fighters 2002： Unlimited Match was released in Japan on February 26 2009． The game brings back the team play composed by three characters each that was a tradition in previous games． The game has also b．．．／b

Video perteneciente a chicoKyo con su autorización las subo a mi canal． The King of Fighters 2002： Challenge to Ultimate Battle is the ninth game in the King of Fighters series and is the second and last King of Fighters game produced by Eolith． Much like The King of Fighters ’98 this game is more of a ’dream match’ for characters from all previous King of Fighters games including killed-off characters． The series’s canon storyline would resume in The King of Fighters 2003 - adapting however a character introduced in this game Kusanagi． It was released for the Neo Geo MVS arcade system on October 10th 2002 followed by the home AES version on December 19th of the same year． It was later released for the Dreamcast on June 19th 2003 this time adding two characters absent from the original version King (who’d been present on all previous games) and Shingo Yabuki (also a mainstay in the series since his debut)． On the 25th of March of 2004 the PlayStation 2 version was released including not only all characters from the previous versions but also Wild Iori Goenitz and Geese Howard whom not only had been present in the series before but also had their move lists updated from their recent appearance in SNK vs Capcom： SVC Chaos． A remake of this title The King of Fighters 2002： Unlimited Match was released in Japan on February 26 2009． The game brings back the team play composed by three characters each that was a tradition in previous games． The game has also b．．．／b

Video perteneciente a chicoKyo con su autorización las subo a mi canal． The King of Fighters 2002： Challenge to Ultimate Battle is the ninth game in the King of Fighters series and is the second and last King of Fighters game produced by Eolith． Much like The King of Fighters ’98 this game is more of a ’dream match’ for characters from all previous King of Fighters games including killed-off characters． The series’s canon storyline would resume in The King of Fighters 2003 - adapting however a character introduced in this game Kusanagi． It was released for the Neo Geo MVS arcade system on October 10th 2002 followed by the home AES version on December 19th of the same year． It was later released for the Dreamcast on June 19th 2003 this time adding two characters absent from the original version King (who’d been present on all previous games) and Shingo Yabuki (also a mainstay in the series since his debut)． On the 25th of March of 2004 the PlayStation 2 version was released including not only all characters from the previous versions but also Wild Iori Goenitz and Geese Howard whom not only had been present in the series before but also had their move lists updated from their recent appearance in SNK vs Capcom： SVC Chaos． A remake of this title The King of Fighters 2002： Unlimited Match was released in Japan on February 26 2009． The game brings back the team play composed by three characters each that was a tradition in previous games． The game has also b．．．／b

Video perteneciente a chicoKyo con su autorización las subo a mi canal． The King of Fighters 2002： Challenge to Ultimate Battle is the ninth game in the King of Fighters series and is the second and last King of Fighters game produced by Eolith． Much like The King of Fighters ’98 this game is more of a ’dream match’ for characters from all previous King of Fighters games including killed-off characters． The series’s canon storyline would resume in The King of Fighters 2003 - adapting however a character introduced in this game Kusanagi． It was released for the Neo Geo MVS arcade system on October 10th 2002 followed by the home AES version on December 19th of the same year． It was later released for the Dreamcast on June 19th 2003 this time adding two characters absent from the original version King (who’d been present on all previous games) and Shingo Yabuki (also a mainstay in the series since his debut)． On the 25th of March of 2004 the PlayStation 2 version was released including not only all characters from the previous versions but also Wild Iori Goenitz and Geese Howard whom not only had been present in the series before but also had their move lists updated from their recent appearance in SNK vs Capcom： SVC Chaos． A remake of this title The King of Fighters 2002： Unlimited Match was released in Japan on February 26 2009． The game brings back the team play composed by three characters each that was a tradition in previous games． The game has also b．．．／b

Video perteneciente a chicoKyo con su autorización las subo a mi canal． The King of Fighters 2002： Challenge to Ultimate Battle is the ninth game in the King of Fighters series and is the second and last King of Fighters game produced by Eolith． Much like The King of Fighters ’98 this game is more of a ’dream match’ for characters from all previous King of Fighters games including killed-off characters． The series’s canon storyline would resume in The King of Fighters 2003 - adapting however a character introduced in this game Kusanagi． It was released for the Neo Geo MVS arcade system on October 10th 2002 followed by the home AES version on December 19th of the same year． It was later released for the Dreamcast on June 19th 2003 this time adding two characters absent from the original version King (who’d been present on all previous games) and Shingo Yabuki (also a mainstay in the series since his debut)． On the 25th of March of 2004 the PlayStation 2 version was released including not only all characters from the previous versions but also Wild Iori Goenitz and Geese Howard whom not only had been present in the series before but also had their move lists updated from their recent appearance in SNK vs Capcom： SVC Chaos． A remake of this title The King of Fighters 2002： Unlimited Match was released in Japan on February 26 2009． The game brings back the team play composed by three characters each that was a tradition in previous games． The game has also b．．．／b

Video perteneciente a chicoKyo con su autorización las subo a mi canal． The King of Fighters 2002： Challenge to Ultimate Battle is the ninth game in the King of Fighters series and is the second and last King of Fighters game produced by Eolith． Much like The King of Fighters ’98 this game is more of a ’dream match’ for characters from all previous King of Fighters games including killed-off characters． The series’s canon storyline would resume in The King of Fighters 2003 - adapting however a character introduced in this game Kusanagi． It was released for the Neo Geo MVS arcade system on October 10th 2002 followed by the home AES version on December 19th of the same year． It was later released for the Dreamcast on June 19th 2003 this time adding two characters absent from the original version King (who’d been present on all previous games) and Shingo Yabuki (also a mainstay in the series since his debut)． On the 25th of March of 2004 the PlayStation 2 version was released including not only all characters from the previous versions but also Wild Iori Goenitz and Geese Howard whom not only had been present in the series before but also had their move lists updated from their recent appearance in SNK vs Capcom： SVC Chaos． A remake of this title The King of Fighters 2002： Unlimited Match was released in Japan on February 26 2009． The game brings back the team play composed by three characters each that was a tradition in previous games． The game has also b．．．／b