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Tue, 01 Mar 2005 King of Fighters, PS2, Ignition Retro-gaming is alive and well and in this game brings an old arcade game to PS2. This is the second in Ignition's series and there are more to come. This is a 2D fighter with lots of nice pixels around. The violence is cartoon-like and even humourous so is unlikely to send anyone off on a shooting rampage or whatever. There are seventy-five characters to choose from with some more to unlock as you go along. Biff! Pow! Crunch! [] permanent link