WORLD HEROES PERFECT

I'd like it more if it were a complete collection, but I'm glad to see it back anyway

Decent port, I enjoy it.

Ok, NeoGeo classic re-release that ALONE makes it worth a buy but I do have to say way more than that. First of all, this game is very near and dear to my heart, I remember playing the first one where the final boss was just a liquid metal dude not the Neo-Dio that's seen in this one, and Fuuma and Hanzo have been characters that have just stuck to me as time went on... that being said boy this game is clunky, if you stop holding back you absolutely stop blocking if you want to say 'that's every fighting game' I will respond 'tell that to the multi-hit attacks on this game' I'm so used to stop holding back on those to start offence once they are done that I got hit an embarassing amount of times in this game, also characters fall out of your multi-hit attacks and they can counter at that point that also happened an embarassing amount of times, and they can grab you out of a punch, the CPU does it often so I'm sure that's a possiblity but I never pulled off half the ♥♥♥♥ the computer could with this half-baked mechanics. Also, big heads up, Neo-Dio is kind of a ♥♥♥♥, I'm sure the final boss moves at 3 times the speed that any other character in this game.

Recommended for experienced fighting game players looking for something new or nostalgic. More spectacle than substance. The graphics and audio are nice. I play fighters on low difficulty and I found this game to be a bit frustrating, though that's just how some of these older games are. This version comes with a nice package with online play, training mode, and other goodies.

WORLD HEROES PERFECT returns as a carefully preserved version of the eccentric Neo Geo fighting game, combining its original arcade personality with several conveniences expected from a modern PC release. Developed by Code Mystics and published by SNK CORPORATION, this edition wisely avoids turning the experience into a remake. Instead, it maintains the pixel graphics, recognizable combat mechanics, unusual characters, and arcade-style structure while improving areas such as online multiplayer, practice features, and competitive organization. The roster remains one of the game's strongest attractions, offering 19 playable fighters with dramatically different appearances and personalities. Historical and legendary inspiration is mixed with the exaggerated imagination that has always defined the series, resulting in a cast that rarely feels generic. Familiar warriors such as Hanzou Hattori and Janne share the battlefield with far stranger personalities including Mudman and Rasputin. Hidden fighters Son Goku, NEO-DIO, and Zeus are also playable, adding extra value for enthusiasts who want access to the more unusual corners of the roster. Combat is relatively approachable at first bu…

It has a certain amount of SF2-era jank to the controls, as you might expect from a fighter this old. This is paired with more anime-fighter mechanics like air block, dashes, and multiple super moves. Fun fighter.