Testseek.com have collected 15 expert reviews of the King of Fighters 11 and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for King of Fighters 11.
January 2008
(76%)
15 Reviews
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Abstract: King of Fighters XI is probably the most fun I've had with a KOF title since KOF '98. I suspect that statement will hold true for just about anyone that gives this title a chance. That said KOF XI is starting to show its age, but mostly in the visual s...
Abstract: The major shortcoming in pretty much all of the KOF games, let alone in most of the 2D sprite based games in this genre released over the past eight years or so, is that the graphics are pretty much the same. This creates a bit of a problem in that the...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It While most of America’s fighting game fans concern themselves primarily with either Namco- or Capcom-made fighters, in Japan, SNK’s King of Fighters series is arguably the most popular, and has been going s...
Abstract: King of Fighters XI is apparently the 11th King of Fighters title, but I was unfamiliar with the earlier games. It’s put out by SNK Playmore, which–as many people know–is the company behind the Neo-Geo console and fighting franchis...
Solid, fastpaced gameplay with a good amount of depth, Huge character selection, Good character balance.
Graphics arent exactly cutting edge, Singleplayer boss character is overpowered and annoying.
Despite the dated presentation, The King of Fighters XI is one of the best fighting games in the entire series. ...
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Published: 2007-12-19, Author: Andrew , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: The annual King of Fighters series is more than a decade old, and originates on arcade hardware thats older still, though the series solid and varied gameplay has continued to bring the faithful coming back for more each year. Although many hardcore ...
Abstract: Hey kids, do you remember the NEO GEO? Well, probably not because most kids who remember that are grown and working a nine to five job…hopefully. Well, yet another King of Fighters iteration has made it to the States, and for the sake of nostalgia it s...
Abstract: Where were you in 1994? Where were you when arcade games ruled the waves? Where were you when arcade conversions were the order of the day for measly home consoles?
