Fatal Fury First Contact Review (Nintendo Switch)

Fatal Fury First Contact Review (Nintendo Switch)

FATAL FURY newcomers like Rick Strowd and Li Xiangfei clash fists with nostalgic fan-favorites Terry, Geese, and Mai Shiranui! Easier for beginners thanks to single-lane fighting! Unleash an ultra-lethal POTENTIAL POWER move at the brink of death to turn the tables on your foes.

Pros:

  •  Beautiful retro pixel graphics.
  • 140MB download size.
  • Full touchscreen support.
  • 2D fighter gameplay.
  • 3 difficulties-easy, normal and hard.
  • Your Nintendo Switch screen is a Neo Geo Pocket console.
  • Can play with the stick and buttons or touchscreen.
  • Manual-presented just like the original manuals did and act as a tutorial and how to play.
  • Can reset the console (NGPC).
  • 10 console skins, OK there are 9 and one is to take the console part away.
  • Rewind-at anytime brings up the menu and rewind as far as the line can go.
  • Eleven characters- Xiangfei, Yamazaki, Rick, Andy, Mai, Krauser, Geese, Billy, Terry, Joe, and Kim.
  • Two player-local but the screen splits in half so each player has half of the screen with full display.
  • System reset settings- English or Japanese text, monochrome software color-green/blue/classic/black and white and red.
  • You can even set the consoles time and date.
  • Game time-45, 60, 90, and infinite.
  • Round counter-2 or 3 and set for vs com or vs local players individually.
  • Full BGM and sound effects player.
  • An excellent homage to the classic game and console.
  • Memory reset option.
  • Excellent fighting game.

Fatal Fury First Contact Review (Nintendo Switch)

Cons:

  • Can’t rebind controls.
  • No online play.
  • Can’t zoom in or out of the console.
  • Quitting out of the local play can be tricky.
  • Doesn’t make it clear you have the menu button for the manual, rewind, etc.
  • Takes a while to get used to move sets.

Fatal Fury First Contact Review (Nintendo Switch)

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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