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King of Fighters '94, The Series
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Release Dates
Neo Geo 8/25/1994
Neo Geo CD 11/02/1994

The King of Fighters '94 Re-Bout
Playstation 2 12/28/2004
Includes original version and slightly upgraded version.
WiiWare/Virtual Console 11/06/2007

SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
Playstation 2 05/05/2008
Compilation release.
Playstation Portable 5/5/2008
Compilation release.

SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1
Wii 7/29/2008
Compilation release.

The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
Wii 10/28/2008
Compilation release.
Playstation Portable 10/28/2008
Compilation release.
Playstation 2 10/28/2008
Compilation release. Only available in the U.S. and European release.
Playstation Network 12/21/2010

The King of Fighters '94 Re-Bout
Playstation Network 01/21/2015

ACA NeoGeo: King of Fighters '94
PlayStation 4 10/27/2016

ACA NeoGeo: The King of Fighters '94
Xbox One 3/9/2017
Switch 3/16/2017
Windows 12/14/2017
Windows 10 release

The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga
PlayStation 4 6/26/2018
Compilation release.

ACA NeoGeo: The King of Fighters '94
Android 2/9/2022
iOS 2/9/2022

ACA Neo Geo Selection Vol. 1
Switch 12/10/2024
Compilation release.

The King of Fighters 94 Re-Bout
Xbox
Developed as exclusive to the Xbox outside of Japan. Was advertised in magazines and in SNK game instruction manuals all the way up to the month it was scheduled to release, and then dropped from SNK's release schedule.
Fighters
Both Esaka (hero team theme) and Ketchaku (Rugal's second theme) contain samples of some kind of radio announcer from the Digital Underground song "Gutfest '89." Both Esaka and Ketchaku have the phrase "You can hear behind me now that's uh, I think they're called Blue Death" and Ketchaku contains the line "Yeah you can hear they're just having a ball and a hell of a time down here at Gutfest this year." The samples sound slightly distorted and lower in pitch.
Plotwise, King's true gender was revealed during when Ryo split her shirt open with a Koh Oh Ken, a feat that could be replicated if it was used as the final blow in AoF1. This could also be performed on Yuri in AoF2, and even followed them both to the first few editions of KoF.
King of Fighters '95, The
Art of Fighting 2
Art of Fighting
King
Yuri Sakazaki

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