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The King of Fighters 96 (New)

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$47.99 $74.99 In stock

Category: GameBoy Original

Takara shows exactly why it was so at home with the GB’s humble architecture in this jaw crunching conversion of the arcade bad boy. Slickly animated, every character each moving seamlessly through their martial arts routine.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

For a Game Boy game, the sprite animation here is ridiculously smooth—each punch and kick flows into the next without any stutter. I’ve been playing through the roster and the controls feel tight enough to pull off special moves consistently. The battery life on my old DMG handled this just fine, a

Miles V. ★★★★★

The way each fighter moves through their combos on this tiny screen is honestly jaw-dropping for a GameBoy title. I've played it for hours on my original handheld and the action stays fluid even in the busiest matches, which is way more than I expected from this old cartridge.

Julian ★★★★★

The character animations are so smooth for a GameBoy cartridge—each fighter moves without that choppy stutter you'd expect. I've played through the whole roster twice now and the action stays tight, which is impressive given how much Takara packed in here.