Perfect?! Ha. They're just joking of
course. A more proper title would be, "World
Heroes: Average at it's absolute best." World Heroes Perfect is
probably what the last game (or two) should've been... so I guess that's what
they meant by the name.
In closing, the World Heroes series was always riding the coattails of other
fighting games, namely Street Fighter 2... which gave it a bad rap from
the start and ultimately led to its demise. The good news is, a few of the
series' best characters made appearances in other fighting games like Neo Geo
Battle Coliseum... which was pretty cool I must say. ~TFG
Webmaster
STORY:
A year has passed since the dark tournament association's movements... The world
was peaceful and invitations for the third World Heroes' tournament were mailed
by Dr. Brown himself. Heroes who wanted to prove themselves, rivals who wanted
their matches settled, and other fighters began to gather once more for the
decisive tournament. The news of Zeus' participation was also part of the agenda
for those who wanted revenge. The tournament's organization was already
desperate but that was not its only horror!
New selection screen... no
"new" characters though. :/
REVIEW:
The fourth and final installment to the World Heroes
series features every playable character in the series, and marks the return
of Neo Dio and Neo Geegus.
Some cool new
backgrounds... but that's about it.
In this version
of World Heroes, every character has an "ABC Special Move" that can be
activated by pressing the A, B, and C buttons at the same time. The gameplay
seems to run a bit smoother and the graphics have improved here or there;
but once again, the gameplay just doesn't hold up to the other epic 2D
fighters out there... in a nutshell, the gameplay is too simple for it's own
good. The combo system is pretty boring, and the game is still painfully slow
when compared to the top fighting games of 1995 (and soon after).
Wii VC)
A more proper title would be, "World
Heroes: Average at it's absolute best." World Heroes Perfect is
probably what the last game (or two) should've been... so I guess that's what
they meant by the name.
