The King of Fighters 2002 (No Obi)

Relive the golden age of classic arcade fighting action on home console hardware with The King of Fighters 2002 for the Sega Dreamcast! Originally developed by Eolith and published by Playmore on its historic Japanese launch date of June 19, 2003, this definitive fighting masterpiece returns the series to its roots. Moving away from the striker mechanics of previous entries, the game revives the beloved three-on-three team battle system. Players can select from a massive roster of legendary martial artists to experience fine-tuned gameplay, deep tactical mechanics, and execute devastating MAX2 ultimate techniques to achieve absolute tournament victory!

Gamer Fact: This release holds a special place in history as one of the very last official software titles ever published for the Sega Dreamcast in Japan, hitting retail shelves long after the console had been discontinued. Because it was developed directly from the Neo Geo MVS arcade hardware, the Dreamcast port features arcade-perfect visual animations, crisp responsiveness, and even adds exclusive console-only fighters like King and Shingo Yabuki who were entirely missing from the arcade original! 

What’s Included:
Original The King of Fighters 2002 NTSC-J Game Disc
Original Plastic Jewel Case with Artwork Inlay

Compatibility Note: This is an authentic Japanese NTSC-J region software release. It will not boot on a standard, unmodified North American Sega Dreamcast console due to regional lockout restrictions programmed into the system's startup sequence. To load and play this game on a US system, you will need a regional bypass boot disc, a region-free hardware modification, or an updated optical drive emulator system.