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A version for the IGS PolyGame Master 2 arcade hardware was also released in 2009, which was called The King of Fighters '98: Ultimate Match Hero.

In the European Union it was released on June 10, 2009. The game was released in North America by Ignition Entertainment on March 3, 2009. The PlayStation 2 port released on June 26, and was also published on the NeoGeo Online Collection The Best on June 18, 2008. It was released in Japan as an arcade game for the Taito Type X hardware in March 2008. KOF '98 was updated under a standalone title of The King of Fighters '98: Ultimate Match released in 2008, ten years after the original game 's release.

This port also featured its own anime style intro, produced by the studio Digimation K.K., before it merged to become part of the studio Gonzo, a few years later. It features remade 3D backdrops and runs at 60 frames per second. It came out in North America on September 30, 1999. The game was later re-released for iOS and Android.Ī Dreamcast version was also released on June 24, 1999, under the title The King of Fighters: Dream Match 1999, reflecting the year the version was released.

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The original game is also included in The King of Fighters Collection: Orochi Saga compilation released in North America and the PAL region for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable and Wii (the game was not included in the Japanese Orochi Hen compilation).

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The PlayStation version was published in North America by Agetec, becoming the first PlayStation installment in the series to be released outside Japan since The King of Fighters '95. It was ported to the Neo Geo AES on September 23, 1998, the Neo-Geo CD on December 23, 1998, and the PlayStation on March 25, 1999. KOF '98 was originally released for arcades on July 23, 1998. The cabinet's screen shows Kyo Kusanagi performing the 100-shiki: Oniyaki on Iori Yagami

Įxample of an arcade cabinet of the game. Additionally, the game includes EX versions of certain characters, i.e., alternate versions of characters who use movesets from previous games: Joe Higashi, Ryo Sakazaki, Yuri Sakazaki and Robert Garcia are based on their KOF '94 movesets, whereas Kyo Kusanagi is based on his KOF '95 moveset and Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, Mai Shiranui and Billy Kane are based on their Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers movesets. Shingo Yabuki (who originally appeared in KOF '97) continues as a Team Edit character, but also appears as a mid-boss character during the Arcade Mode. Rugal Bernstein from KOF '94 also returns as a Team Edit character, with his alter-ego Omega Rugal (the cyborg version of Rugal from KOF '95) serving as the game's final boss in the Single Player Mode. Main article: List of The King of Fighters charactersĪll the regular characters from the previous game return, along with several characters from preceding installments such as Vice and Mature (Iori's teammates from KOF '96), the American Sports Team (Heavy D!, Lucky Glauber, and Brian Battler) from KOF '94, and the Old Men Team (or Veteran Fighters Team) composed of Heidern, Takuma Sakazaki, and Saisyu Kusanagi, all characters whose last appearances were in KOF '95.