Dream Cancel member David Kong has written the following introduction to our wiki: So, you want to learn KoFXIII? Written by David Kong Congratulations! You’ve taken the first step to learning one of the most competitive, dynamic, and well-balanced fighting games in recent history, King of Fighters XIII! Before you throw yourself into the Dreamcancel wiki browsing for detailed information, […]
Read moreThe final part in the Atlus tutorial series by Kane317 and fighting game guru James Chen. Let’s hope Atlus makes a Stage 3 video one day!
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Laban is back with a new tutorial on tick throws and alternate guarding in KOFXIII. Some time back, PhoeniX wrote a text piece covering these topics in exhaustive detail. Both pieces are worth a read for both new and old KOF players.
Read moreLaban, who’s known for his skill in OG KOF’98, which is btw the KOF iteration when it comes learning fundamentals, schools us about up close combat and how to attack effectively.
Read moreYouTube user DandyDLC has uploaded the second part in his series covering running and backdash mechanics.
Read moreHaregoro, known for his infamous Joe, has released a video on how to use this Muay-Thai martial artist. CMD, also has released a HD video on how to use Benimaru and his various setups.
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The King of Details #4: Whiff and late cancelling cancel buffering trick By PhoeniX Today I’ll discuss some special properties of cancels in KOF. Whiff cancelling Unlike in most fighting games, if a move is cancellable, it can be cancelled regardless of whether it hits or not. Therefore it is possible for K’ to do cr.D xx qcf+A with or […]
Read moreBy OmegaRyuji Introduction: Set your phasers to “stun” When an attack makes contact with a character in a KOF game, that character will usually go into one of five states: blockstun (an attack was blocked), hitstun (an attack that does not knock down a grounded opponent), aerial reset (if the character was hit in the air with an attack that […]
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By OmegaRyuji Introduction: What am I getting into? If you have been looking for information on fighting games in the past decade, chances are you have at least come across some mention of “frame data.” However, what that actually means and how to properly use it is something that players are usually left to figure out on their own. Hopefully, […]
Read moreAuthor: PhoeniX The King of Fighters has a couple of buffering tricks that most people are unaware of, but make some parts of execution a lot easier. In the first part I will discuss the intricacies of the ‘hold button buffer’ and the second part will discuss input shortcuts, finally I will discuss some input tricks to make difficult cancels […]
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