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"Fatal Fury 2" is a renowned fighting game developed by SNK and originally released in 1992 for the arcades, before making its way to various home consoles including the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). As the sequel to the original "Fatal Fury: King of Fighters," this game expands significantly on its predecessor's formula by introducing a more diverse line-up of characters and enhancing the combat mechanics. Players choose from eight unique fighters, each with their own special moves and backstory, as they compete in a worldwide tournament to defeat the reigning champion, Wolfgang Krauser. The gameplay is notable for its two-line battle system, where characters can switch between foreground and background fighting planes, adding a strategic layer to the traditional one-on-one fighting game structure.

The release of "Fatal Fury 2" on the Super NES was particularly significant because it brought refined graphics and smoother gameplay mechanics to home audiences, who might not have had access to the arcade version. Although facing competition from other fighting games of the era, like "Street Fighter II," "Fatal Fury 2" distinguished itself with its unique gameplay elements and character depth. It was also instrumental in establishing SNK’s position in the fighting game genre, setting foundational elements for its subsequent, more advanced titles such as "Fatal Fury 3" and the "King of Fighters" series. The game garnered positive reviews for its challenging gameplay, the strategic depth provided by the two-plane system, and its character roster, contributing enduringly to its status as a classic in the realm of fighting games on the SNES.

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