Fatal Fury
| Relationship | Randy Johnson is the commentator describing the game and judging it against Street Fighter II and its sequel Fatal Fury II. |
|---|---|
| Sentiment | Negative |
| Assessment | Randy's view of the original Fatal Fury on Super Nintendo is clearly negative: he calls it a terrible game and says it 'sucked ass,' even though he speaks more favorably about Fatal Fury II. |
Fatal Fury is the Super Nintendo fighting game Randy Johnson discusses in a retrospective commentary. His relationship to it is that of an opinionated reviewer: he remembers seeing it listed as a possible gift on a talk show, then rejects that idea and says the game is bad.
Why He Criticized It
Randy's main complaint is the roster size. He says Fatal Fury only gives players three fighters, and he contrasts that with Street Fighter II The World Warrior, which he says has eight fighters to choose from. That comparison is the basis for his verdict that the game 'sucked.'
His View Of The Sequel
He separates the original game from Fatal Fury II. In the same commentary, he says the sequel is much better, with 11 fighters and eight selectable characters, and he calls it pretty decent and very good.
Related articles
Source note: The transcript supports the Super Nintendo version specifically, while the title is broader; this record treats the page as the game entry Randy is criticizing.
References
- Randy Johnson, Randy Johnson video YCLBIole4Rg (randy commentary), archived transcript.