Read the Fatal Fury City of the Wolves update 1.2.0 patch notes from SNK, which adds a new playable character and more!

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From left, recording artist, Salvatore Ganacci and global soccer icon, Cristiano Ronaldo on the versus screen of Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. (Jesse Illanes) In “EOST,” players choose a character ...

They include Ronaldo (Yes, the soccer player is in a video game not named “EA Sports FC”) and Salvatore Ganacci, the famed DJ.

Salvatore Ganacci, meanwhile, is an entirely different matter. His moveset is a silly infusion of music and martial arts with some goofy poses invoking Duck King from previous Fatal Fury games.

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However, it does impact three specific fighters: Terry Bogard, Marco Rodrigues, and guest character Salvatore Ganacci. The Terry changes are specifically tied to his Fatal Fury 2 DLC costume ...

Fatal Fury finally returns to the fighting game scene with its first mainline title in nearly three decades, and fans are thrilled.

The newest Fatal Fury fighting game will include a curious choice of playable characters, including soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo and Bosnian-Swedish DJ Salvatore Ganacci.

The addition of Salvatore Ganacci, on the other hand, makes me scratch my head, especially when you’ve got a character like Duck King that could’ve been added at launch instead.