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Tue, 01 Mar 2005 King of Fighters, N-Gage The original license owners of this have been having fun getting this one around. First PS2 and now from a different house, Hudson, we've got another one. The King of Fighters is, as you'd guessed, a fighting game with retro roots. One screen scene has a nicely drawn Chinatown look and the other is more bland. The characters have that Japanese anime look that all arcade players would be familiar with. You can fight by yourself, selecting various teams to go forward, or you can have Bluetooth battles with nearby friends. It's fun, although moving your fingers quickly between the number pad controls sometimes had me foxed. [] permanent link