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As far as gameplay went, there wasn't anything new other than the team format, but it served as a great foundation for future games. Samurai Shodown II (1994, NeoGeo)
If you've heard any debate about what was the greatest fighting game of all time, odds are you've heard this game mentioned in the
same breath as Virtua Fighter, Street Fighter, and Soul Calibur. It's hard not to like the first sequel to Samurai Shodown, even though it doesn't add anything particularly significant to the gameplay. Bigger? Yep. Badder? You bet, but that
came at a cost. The game was criticized for being extremely unbalanced, with Ukyo and Charlotte dominating the game. Despite this, Samurai Shodown II is still a fan favorite among SNK hardcore around the world. Fatal Fury 3 (1995, NeoGeo)
Much like other SNK games around this time, the Fatal Fury series started getting a lot more interesting. It was slowly evolving, both in terms of gameplay and story. Yamazaki was the new boss in the world of Fatal Fury, and he went on to become one of the most popular characters in the SNK universe. Also entering the series was Blue Mary, Terry's future love interest.