The King of Fighters XII [Unused Characters]

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11 Sep 2009

The King of Fighters XII (KOF XII) is the latest installment of the fighting games series developed by SNK Playmore. The game was released in Japan in April 2009 for arcades with an home versions for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3  in July 28 of the same year. Due to the time the developers took to make the sprites, there are only 20 playable characters (the lowest number of characters ever had in a game from the series) but many more unused ones were created in concepts during the development. [Info from Wikipedia] In the gallery below you can check some of these lost fighters!

Also, Mr. Lip Buster from the Ignition Entertainment Forum has found the names of more unused / removed characters in the game’s code: Vice, Hwa, Takuma, a boss, Dark/Orochi(?) Ash, Mai, King, Yuri, Classic Iori, and Billy were all planned and not included. There are 7 more empty spots with no character at all. That’s a total of 17 characters gone from the final version, 10 that had made it to planning and 7 that never even made it to the data. tKoF XII was originally planned to be the conclusion of the Ash saga.

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2 Responses to The King of Fighters XII [Unused Characters]

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DrKeithCurrie

January 22nd, 2010 at 2:07 am

Games is Enjoyable for every human in the idle times. Fighting games is enjoyable among the two or above players. So Computer Games is best policy for who man is free. KOF Series games more favorable.

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Anonymous

February 26th, 2010 at 3:18 am

i’m not quite sure what keith is trying to say, but it has a zen koan vibe.

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