The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match

The King of Fighters 2002: Unlimited Match is a remake of The King of Fighters 2002 made by SNK Playmore. It features new teams, a new visual layout, new game balancing, new desperation moves and spliced artwork during super attacks. Several teams have a different theme from their previous appearances, and many teams have brand new compositions written for them. Like The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match, this game also includes a Neo Geo adaption of the original version and a gallery of the older illustrations made by Nona.

The main illustrations for this game were done by Hiroaki. The soundtrack has been completely redone and is composed by Yasufumi Fukuda, Makoto Asai, Teruo Konishi, and a new arranger named Two-Five. The game was released on February 26, 2009 for the PlayStation 2 in Japan and was released as a download for the Xbox Live Arcade network on November 3, 2010

K' Team

 * K'
 * Maxima
 * Whip

Kyo Team

 * Kyo Kusanagi
 * Benimaru Nikaido
 * Goro Daimon

Fatal Fury Team

 * Terry Bogard
 * Andy Bogard
 * Joe Higashi

Art of Fighting Team

 * Ryo Sakazaki
 * Robert Garcia / "Charge" '99 - 2000
 * Yuri Sakazaki

Ikari Warriors Team

 * Leona Heidern / Wild Leona
 * Ralf Jones
 * Clark Still

Psycho Soldiers Team

 * Athena Asamiya
 * Sie Kensou / "Without Psychic Powers" '99
 * Bao

Masters Team

 * Heidern
 * Takuma Sakazaki / "Classic" '99 - 2001
 * Chin Gentsai

Women Fighters Team

 * King
 * Mai Shiranui
 * Kasumi Todoh

Pretty Girl Team

 * Li Xiangfei
 * Hinako Shijou
 * May Lee

Kim Team

 * Kim Kaphwan
 * Chang Koehan
 * Choi Bounge

Jhun Team

 * Jhun Hoon
 * Lin
 * Shingo Yabuki

Yagami Team

 * Iori Yagami
 * Mature
 * Vice

'97 Special Team

 * Blue Mary
 * Billy Kane
 * Ryuji Yamazaki

Orochi Team / Another Orochi Team

 * Yashiro Nanakase / Orochi Yashiro
 * Shermie / Orochi Shermie
 * Chris / Orochi Chris

Agent Team

 * Vanessa
 * Ramon
 * Seth

Mid-Bosses
NESTS Team
 * Kula Diamond
 * Angel
 * Foxy

Clone Team
 * Kusanagi
 * Kyo-1
 * Kyo-2

Single Entry
 * Nameless

Final Bosses

 * Krizalid
 * Zero (Clone)
 * Zero
 * Igniz

Special Boss

 * Omega Rugal

Single Entry Bosses

 * Goenitz
 * Geese Howard / Nightmare Geese

KOF02 UM Team

 * Nameless
 * K'
 * Kyo Kusanagi

Former Art of Fighting Team

 * Ryo Sakazaki
 * Robert Garcia
 * Takuma Sakazaki

Former Psycho Soldiers Team

 * Athena Asamiya
 * Sie Kensou
 * Chin Genstai

Former Women Fighters Team

 * Mai Shiranui
 * Yuri Sakazaki
 * May Lee

Fatal Fury's Women Team

 * Mai Shiranui
 * Blue Mary
 * Li Xiangfei

Art of Fighting's Women Team

 * King
 * Yuri Sakazaki
 * Kasumi Todoh

Justice Team

 * Kim Kaphwan
 * May Lee
 * Athena Asamiya

Kids Team

 * Bao
 * Chris
 * Kula Diamond

Giants Team

 * Chang Koehan
 * Maxima
 * Goro Daimon

Japanese National Sports Team

 * Hinako Shijou
 * Goro Daimon
 * Kasumi Todoh

Older Brothers Team

 * Terry Bogard
 * Ryo Sakazaki
 * Billy Kane

Sunglasses Team

 * Clark Still
 * K'
 * Choi Bounge

Glamorous Team

 * Mai Shiranui
 * Shermie
 * Angel

Mature Ladies Team

 * Mature
 * Vice
 * Vanessa

Fathers Team

 * Kim Kaphwan
 * Takuma Sakazaki
 * Goro Daimon

Hurricane Team

 * Joe Higashi
 * Choi Bounge
 * Goenitz

Fatal Fury Villains Team

 * Billy Kane
 * Ryuji Yamazaki
 * Geese Howard

Orochi Boss Team

 * Goenitz
 * Omega Rugal
 * Geese Howard

NESTS Boss Team

 * Any team consisting only of Krizalid, Clone Zero, Original Zero, or Igniz

Trivia

 * The game's 19,000 units sold out in Japan the same week the title premiered.
 * In his select and win portraits, Krizalid is shown in his first form, but during actual fights he is in his second form. Nonetheless, his first form appears as one of Zero's personal Strikers.