Fatal Fury Special

Fatal Fury Special
Fatal Fury Special
Developer(s)	SNK System Prisma (X68000); Monolith Corp. (Super NES); Gaibrain, Aspect (Game Gear); Mutech; (PC Engine Arcade CD-ROM²); Funcom, JVC Musical Industries (Sega CD); Japan Home Video; (FM Towns); Mine Loader Software; (Xbox Live Arcade);
Publisher(s)	SNK Magical Company (X68000); Takara (Game Gear/Super NES); Hudson Soft (PC Engine Arcade CD-ROM²); Sega CD JP: Victor Entertainment; NA/EU: JVC Musical Industries; Japan Home Video; (FM Towns); SNK Playmore; (Xbox Live Arcade);
Producer(s)	Eikichi Kawasaki
Designer(s)	Takashi Tsukamoto
Artist(s)	Ayumi Tsuzaki; Higashi Pon
Composer(s)	Toshio Shimizu; Yasumasa Yamada; Yoshihiko Kitamura
Series	Fatal Fury
Platform(s)	Arcade Arcade, Neo Geo AES, Neo Geo CD, FM Towns, Game Gear, PC Engine Arcade CD-ROM², Sega CD, Super NES, X68000;
Release	16 September 1993 Arcade WW: 16 September 1993; Neo Geo AES WW: 22 December 1993; X68000 JP: 28 July 1994; Super NES JP: 29 July 1994; NA: April 1995; EU: 1995; Neo Geo CD JP: 9 September 1994; NA: 1996; Game Gear JP: 25 November 1994; NA: 1994; EU: March 1995; PC Engine Arcade CD-ROM² JP: 2 December 1994; Sega CD JP: 31 March 1995; NA: 1995; EU: July 1995; FM Towns JP: 13 September 1996; ;
Genre(s)	Fighting
Mode(s)	Single-player; Multiplayer;
Arcade system	Neo Geo MVS

Fatal Fury Special, known as Garō Densetsu Special (餓狼伝説SPECIAL, Hungry Wolf Legend Special) in Japan, is a 1993 fighting game developed and published by SNK and originally released for the Neo Geo arcade and home platforms. It is an updated version of 1992's Fatal Fury 2, introducing several changes to the gameplay system while expanding the available character roster.

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