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"Naruto is 5th Shueisha Manga with 100 Million+ Copies in Print". Anime
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Incidentally, many people have heard of SNK because of the popularity of the company's King of Fighters franchise, which didn't come along until 1994. What you may not realize, however, is that King of Fighters '94 technically isn't the first King of Fighters
game. When Capcom introduced Street Fighter II in 1991, it was subtitled "The World Warrior. " Not to be outdone, SNK gave Fatal Fury a subtitle too: "King of Fighters. " SNK of Japan really loved the phrase and couldn't wait to title a game with it. Competition Throughout the 1990s, SNK's main competition came from Capcom, specifically the ever-growing list of sequels to Street Fighter II. Capcom debuted Street Fighter II in 1991 and followed that up with SFII: Champion
Edition in 1992. SFII: Turbo Hyper Fighting came out later in 1992. Super Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II Turbo followed in 1993 and 1994. Three installments in the Street Fighter Alpha series were released between 1995 and 1998. And let's not forget Street Fighter III and its two sequels, which landed between 1997 and 1999.
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