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#The king of fighters 99 neo geo cd series

This game is the first in the series' three-part "NESTS Saga" arc. It is later revealed that the tournament is hosted by a secret syndicate known as NESTS, who collects the battle data of the entrants to make an army of unstoppable fighters (based on their efforts to clone Kyo himself, with the host of the tournament and K' himself revealed to be results of these experiments). A new King of Fighters tournament is announced under mysterious circumstances, with two of Kyo's allies ( Benimaru Nikaido and Shingo Yabuki) being paired up with a new duo of protagonists (a mysterious pyrokinetic known as " K'" and his partner, the cyborg Maxima). The story takes place two years after the events of the 1997 King of Fighters tournament and the defeat of the evil being Orochi (with the two responsible, Kyo Kusanagi and Iori Yagami, missing-in-action). The "Command Mode" system was also removed (with the game being based on Advanced Mode), and the "MAX Mode" system was revamped into two separate power-up states: the offensive "Counter Mode" and the defensive "Armor Mode".

#The king of fighters 99 neo geo cd series

The sixth installment of the King of Fighters series (and the sequel to The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest), King of Fighters '99 brings a darker sci-fi aesthetic to the series while introducing the "Striker" system: a gameplay mechanic where players choose an additional teammate for use in dedicated assist attacks. It was subsequently released for the Neo Geo AES and Neo Geo CD later that year, and is the last game released for the Neo Geo CD.

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