US EditionFatal Fury: City of the Wolves doesn't chart on PlayStation's top games but another fighting game did
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We have had a great time for those of us who love fighting games, mainly because of the modern universes crossing as was Street Fighter 6 with Terry Bogard and Mai Shiranui Fatal Fury, something that is now the turn for City of the Wolves to happen back with Chun-Li and Ken Masters. I consider myself a lucky person for having been born in the golden era of the furor of recreation in the 90’s in which many we forge rivalries and friendships, SNK …
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves doesn't chart on PlayStation's top games but another fighting game did
Fatal Fury is back after 26 years with City of the Wolves, and we've been very curious to see how the game would perform now that it's been released. Despite the massive marketing campaign backing the game, however, it doesn't appear that the hungry wolves are setting the world on fire (in the West at least).
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