If yall like this series I guarantee you’ll like guillewinquote’s content. Good fella he is

An (Nintendo) Arms reference and Guile Win Quote in the same video? This is turning out to be the best timeline! Great Stuff, as always!

Finally someone Looked into This Mess of a Game

I'm giving him a subscription, thanks!

These guys must be hell on the PGA Tour

And this one even fails to defend itself!

there are fighting games were you can't defend...

that gif of guile trying to defend earth from galactic zangief but he fucks up his charge and does a jumping heavy kick

Go home and be a family game?

oh shit its one of my favorite youtubers wtf WASSUUUPP MAN

I say this whenever I can.

I like Guilette on the cover

My personal headcanon is that they all have Masters' degrees in random discipline that have nothing to do with fighting.

Like Ninja Master's?! This one too?! I'm having Saber=\=Savior Flashbacks! DX

"The Master's Fighter" sounds like the title to, like, a fighting game published by Square with an RPG system and shit, with a titular Master being the guy you fight for in the single-player campaign. Like Tobal or something.

They forgot the '. It is the fighter for "masters"

Masters fighter works

It needed more time, could of been a little hotter.doesnt look too bad needed better frame rate.

@@c.glazercrush3994 It looks terrible compared to the games it was trying to copy years before it. 13:41 has Geese Howard, from Art of Fighting 2 1994 13:45 has his copy Kain, 1997; his face looks like his nose is not really attached and his mouth is hardly visible; the gray lines on his pants look ugly compared to Geese like it doesn't really blend with it; his fight portrait has his hair going down to his neck but the actual character sprite has it squared up 9:53 T660 idle animation is just ugly

@@c.glazercrush3994 their sprites are literally barely modified versions of the OLD sprites of the mentioned snks games.....it couldn't be worse, hell art of fighting stopped looking like this after the second game

@@ironmaster6496 true.

ONION BUBS! ONION BUUUUBS!

But some companies like SNK did work with Korean companies like Viccom to publish their games there and to localized some things. For example The Last Blade was called The Last Warrior in South Korea and all of the Japanese characters' names were changed

@@pablocasas5906 The second half of my speculation that I didn't mention is that it just created a culture of copying. That's not to say, however, that all copies are bad. DJMAX may be derivative of Beatmania, but the amount of originality in the series transcends that to form a unique identity.

@@BinaryHedgehog1 yeah, about copying, a Korean company developed a rhythm game called Pump it Up which was clearly inspired by Dance Dance Revolution but it gained a huge following in other Asian countries and in Latin America

@@pablocasas5906 Bro, I know about Pump. It's also pretty common in the US.

@Mister Supersonic Ban Japanese media? Because Japan had colonized them from 1910 until 1945, culminating in requiring Koreans to speak Japanese and have Japanese names to participate in society. You can see why that sort of thing might leave them sore for a few decades...

A Genetically Modified Organism lol

And it only takes a half-decent eye to notice that too. Amazing.

i've seen mugens that look way more organic than this

he has some good content😎🔥

It takes a special kind of awful to make even the most positive person find your game the complete opposite of fun.

hahahahahaahaha 🤣😂😂😂

Uniquely bad :)

some pure irony right there

true. i mean if u get that frusterated at a game good or bad quality it should at least have endings for the roster hidden characters something to offer for ur troubles. Virtual Fighter 4 was good, but there were no endings 0.😒

Correct, I still remember being pissed as a kid after beating a game on this list called Deadly Arts only to have the credits immediately role, felt like I had just wasted a couple hours of my life.

Effectively, endings (as cheesy or meh as they could be) can be a redeeming feature even if the game has..basically nothing else.

Wtf are you drunk, its a fine game with a badass soundtrack

It doesn't have to be SPECIFICALLY in The Worst Fighting Game, but I'd like Matt to try that game out, because even after playing it many times before, I can't really decide if the game is good or not. At least it has one of the scariest final bosses I've seen in a fighting game.

I remembered being unable to beat the final boss no matter how hard I tried.

lol i didn't catch that last part GuileWinQuote told Matt at the end😁🤣

yeah he only started making videos 2 years ago but he has quickly become one of my favorite fighting game youtubers. I love how he covers obscure and less played fighting games. highly recommend him!

I mean that would require them to actually be noticed and given they released at a Time when games like Tekken 3 existed, I'm gonna assume they kinda weren't.

@@DirgeTV I guess that's a fair point. I guess it helped that the Internet was not that widespread back then.

My son a few weeks ago said "That's what they did in the nineteen hundreds.". Little jerk.😅

Oh yeah, the Dasenai animation sensation in 3D and the double exhilaration of a reversal super mortal Ichida we all know and love in a good button basher...

Gamp uses many animations from FFS Geese. His idle seems to be inspired by FF1 Terry. I can't remember who had that stupid twirling kick, but it's not something difficult to produce anyways.

@@Markworth thank you, now we are closer thanks to you (more than closer I think you nailed it is a mix of terry bogard and geese howard of fatal fury 1)

Considering it came out in the 1990s. Any amount of Machine translation would result in that. I'm serious. Machine translation has gotten significantly better even compared to 10 years ago.

@@krodmandoon3479 they did but it was for 1 buck from some guy who burns CDs and writes the games' names in sharpie in the back of someone's comic shop, and the game comes with an extra intro from the pirates who ripped the ISO originally. It's got that big cheapo pirated ISO vibe.

i would make a joke about how this is one of those games you find on a really crappy latam market......but we here we worship KOF so even the crappiest, cheapest store would have an HD version of KOF 98 at best

The original Art of Fighting is kind of weird, it feels very floaty, the constant zoom in and out gets annoying and, just like the original Fatal Fury, the punches don't feel as if they connect like in Street Fighter II, not to mention the game is hard as hell. Still, AoF is pretty revolutionary for introducing the Power meter, taunting and Super Moves, though pulling the Super Death Blows is very difficult. I'd say Fatal Fury 2/Special is where SNK managed to make a game similar to SFII

You're not missing out on much with AOF1 imo, it has aged pretty poorly.

@@pablocasas5906 The first AOF did have taunting, and it served a useful purpose - draining the proto-power gauge to make the other guy's specials weaker.

@@cqmorrell I did mention taunting, but yeah, it's kind of annoying that in the first AoF you're not allowed to do special moves if your Power Gauge is not almost fully charged, don't know if SNK did it for balancing purposes but it makes it a bit frustrating. Not to mention that the Super Death Blow move has to be obtained by beating a Bonus Round, and even then it not very useful since it hard to pull off in a fight. The other thing I forgot to mention about AoF is that the characters show damage during the fight, but that's merely a cosmetic change and it probably meant the artists had to make a total different set of sprites, something that they repeated in AoF 2 but abandoned it in Path of the Warrior: AoF 3. The only visual change they kept were the clothing damage effects after a Special K.O defeat, in KoF '94, '95, XIII, XIV and XV King and Yuri get their clothes damaged if they're defeated with a Special Move