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Adaptation Expansion: The Dreamcast port adds overpowered Iori and Leona from KOF '97 who went mad from the Orochi power.

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This would become a standard in the mainline KOF console ports after it, until KOF XIV that shifts into full 3D.

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2❝: The Dreamcast port, The King of Fighters: Dream Match 1999, is the first time the series goes in this direction, using a Sprite/Polygon Mix with the 2D character sprites over 3D backgrounds.

Team Final Boss: Rugal Bernstein, Leopold Goenitz and Orochi.

Team Mid-Boss: Geese Howard, Wolfgang Krauser and Mr.

Team Ultimate Match: Eiji Kisaragi, Kasumi Todoh and Shingo Yabuki.

Team American Sports: Heavy-D, Lucky Glauber and Brian Battler.

Team Masters: Saisyu Kusanagi, Heidern and Takuma Sakazaki.

Team Yagami: Iori Yagami, Mature and Vice.

Team '97 Specials: Billy Kane, Ryuji Yamazaki and Blue Mary.

Team Orochi: Yashiro Nanakase, Shermie and Chris.

Team Korean Justice: Kim Kaphwan, Chang Koehan and Choi Bounge.

Team Women Fighters: King, Mai Shiranui and Chizuru Kagura.

Team Psycho Soldier: Athena Asamiya, Sie Kensou and Chin Gentsai.

Team Ikari: Leona Heidern, Ralf Jones and Clark Still.

Team Art of Fighting: Ryo Sakazaki, Robert Garcia and Yuri Sakazaki.

Team Fatal Fury: Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard and Joe Higashi.

Team Japan: Kyo Kusanagi, Benimaru Nikaido and Goro Daimon.

That amounts to 38 unique characters in total, and that's not counting the "Extra" moveset clones that give some fighters similar, but different set of moves (like the alternative New Face Team, using the Orochi power like their mid-boss fights in '97). Rugal Bernstein from KOF '94 and '95 serves as a final boss in his Omega form, with his pre-transformation version available as a playable fighter. Even the original USA Team from '94 (Heavy D!, Lucky, and Brian) is back, having learned new moves during their absense. Instead, KOF '98 is meant to be a big celebration of the series up to that point, bringing back (almost) every playable character for one big "dream match" title, whether it be those who canonically died (Mature and Vice in '96 the New Face Team in '97) or ones that have resigned from the tourney during the arc (Takuma, Heidern, and Saisyu, who together form the Master Team). The King of Fighters '98 note Subtitled Dream Match Never Ends in Japan, and The Slugfest for everywhere else is the fifth installment of The King of Fighters series it was released for arcades on July 23rd, 1998 before coming to the Neo Geo two months later.Īs KOF '97 wrapped up the plot threads in the Orochi Saga, this game has no story mode like the prior games.