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"The boy who possess flames born from mixed two different flames. He wield his flame to regain his past."

-Intro

The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match (ザ・キング・オブ・ファイターズ 2002ツーサウザンドツー アンリミテッドマッチ) is a remake of the original The King of Fighters 2002 made by SNK Playmore. It features new teams, a new visual layout, new game balancing, new Super Special 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 in 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, only on the PlayStation 2 version. The main illustrations for this game were done by Hiroaki. This is the game with the biggest roster in the entire KoF series, with 66 characters, between normal and alternate versions of characters.

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. The PC version of the game, initially released for the arcades through the NESiCAxLive platform, was released on the Steam platform on February 27, 2015, for Humble Bundle, on January 9, 2016, and for GOG on June 1, 2018. Like the Xbox 360 version, it doesn't include the Neo Geo version.[1][2][3]

Due to balance changes introduced for the 2010 Super Battle Opera tournament (released by the magazine Arcadia), an updated version of the game was released for PlayStation 2 called The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match Tougeki Ver. on June 24, 2010. The hidden boss characters have been disabled (although, with a save modified from the original game, can still be played) and new balance adjustments for several characters have been made. The game is otherwise the same.

On October 1, 2020, the Remastered PC version received rollback netcode, developed by Code Mystics, which aimed to improve online matches. The same process occurred with The King of Fighters '97, Garou: Mark of the Wolves, The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match, The Last Blade 2 and Samurai Shodown V Special (only on PS4). The beta version was available until October 22, 2020, and the official release was on November 11, 2020.[4][5]

The game was digitally released on PlayStation 4 with rollback netcode on February 8, 2021. A physical version of the game was made available on April 15, 2021. On January 18, 2022, the Online Lobbies and the Spectator Mode were made available in this game. The same resources are also present in The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match.

The game also received updates introducing the Brazilian Portuguese and Spanish languages. The first idiom was released on April 20, 2021, and the second, on May 29, 2022. Until then, English was the only language available in the game.

Gameplay

The gameplay in The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match is the same as The King of Fighters 2002: Challenge to Ultimate Battle (the Neo Geo version), except for the fact that there are more changes applied to a number of characters compared to The King of Fighters Neowave (which was essentially a rebalanced version of the base versions of 2002). Adding to this are new moves, radically new stages and a new soundtrack.

Furthermore, a large number of the MAX2/Hidden Super Desperation Moves have been simplified to more standard, yet extended, motions. Unlike in Neowave, which kept the same MAX2/Hidden Super Desperation Moves as in the original versions of 2002, some MAX2/Hidden Super Desperation Moves in 2002 UM specifically have even been completely reworked, or replaced with entirely new ones (with prior ones now being moved to being normal Super Desperation Moves/MAX Supers).

Characters

The roster consists of not only everyone from the original KOF 2002, but also almost every character who was playable at least once in KOF '99, KOF 2000, KOF 2001 and KOF 2002 (the first three being canonical chapters of the NESTS Chronicles Saga, while the original KOF 2002 is a Dream Match title).

The game only features one new (and exclusive) character to the series roster, who is:

Nameless, the 9999th K' clone and the only survivor of "Project Ж". He is known by NESTS by his codename "Ж'" or "Zhe Prime". A constant subject of endurance tests, he lived a miserable life with his only love interest Isolde indirectly providing him emotional relief, and a reason to live on and endure trial after trial. He replaces K9999, a character removed from the series due to an internal disfavor of character design. Unlike the other fighters, he enters alone as a single entry fighter.

Official Team Roster

Note: Some parenthetical citations are sometimes Japanese team names, sometimes shortened team names.

K' Team

K'
Maxima
Whip

Japan Team (A.K.A. Kyo Team)

Kyo Kusanagi
Benimaru Nikaido
Goro Daimon

Fatal Fury Team (A.K.A. Garou Densetsu Team)

Terry Bogard
Andy Bogard
Joe Higashi

Art of Fighting Team (A.K.A. Kyokugenryu Team)

Ryo Sakazaki
Robert Garcia
Yuri Sakazaki

Ikari Warriors Team (A.K.A. Ikari Team)

Leona Heidern
Ralf Jones
Clark Still
Alternate Version
Orochi Leona (Leona's Riot of Blood version appears as a power-up state Desperation Move from "Awakening" or "Dead End Inferno")

Psycho Soldier Team (A.K.A. Athena Team)

Athena Asamiya
Sie Kensou
Bao

Women Fighters Team

King
Mai Shiranui
Kasumi Todoh

Pretty Girls Fighters Team

Li Xiangfei
Hinako Shijo
May Lee Jinju

Korea Justice Team (A.K.A. Kim Team)

Kim Kaphwan
Chang Koehan
Choi Bounge

Asian Triple Alliance Team (A.K.A. Jhun Team)

Jhun Hoon
Lin
Shingo Yabuki

Orochi Team (A.K.A. KOF '97 New Faces Team)

Yashiro Nanakase
Shermie
Chris

Awakened Orochi Team

Orochi Yashiro
Orochi Shermie
Orochi Chris

KOF '97 Special Team (A.K.A. Outlaw Team)

Ryuji Yamazaki
Blue Mary
Billy Kane

Yagami Team

Iori Yagami
Mature
Vice

Agents Team

Vanessa
Seth
Ramón


NESTS Team

Kula Diamond
Foxy
Ángel

Masters Team

Heidern
Takuma Sakazaki
Chin Gentsai

Clones Team

Kusanagi
Kyo-1
Kyo-2

Single Entry Fighter

Nameless

Bosses

Final Bosses
Krizalid
Clone Zero
Zero
Igniz
Special Boss
Omega Rugal
Challenge Mode Bosses (Exclusive for Console/PC versions)
Geese Howard
Nightmare Geese
Goenitz

Mid-Bosses Table

Note: Unlike prior games, there are multiple different Mid-Bosses, with all of them requiring different conditions to fight a certain opponent. Each Mid-Boss is fought as a solo character, lacking a team.
Mid-Boss
Conditions
Kyo-1
Finish 3 fights with a Super Special Move without meeting the requirements to fight Nameless or Kula.
Kyo-2
Finish 3 fights with a Super Special Move without meeting the requirements to fight Nameless or Kula.
Kusanagi
Finish 3 fights with a Super Special Move without meeting the requirements to fight Nameless or Kula.
Foxy
Not meeting the requirements to fight Nameless, Kula or Clone Team characters.
Ángel
Not meeting the requirements to fight Nameless, Kula or Clone Team characters.
Kula Diamond
Finish 3 fights with a MAX Super Special Move without meeting the requirements to fight Nameless.
Nameless
Finish 2 fights with a MAX2.

Bosses Tables

Final Bosses Table

Note: Similarly to the Mid-Bosses, there are multiple different Final Bosses, with all of them requiring different conditions to fight a certain opponent. They can be unlocked after beating them in Team Play, Single Play or Challenge Mode. In the PC and PS4 versions, they are available at the start of the game.
Boss (es)
Game's Final Similarity
Conditions
Krizalid
The King of Fighters '99
Finish Stage 6 normally.
Clone Zero
The King of Fighters 2000
Finish Stage 6 with a Super Special Move.
Zero
The King of Fighters 2001 (Sub-Boss)
Finish Stage 6 with a MAX Super Special Move.
Igniz
The King of Fighters 2001 (Final Boss)
Finish Stage 6 with a MAX2.

Special Boss

Note: Unlike prior KOF games, there is a secret Final Boss, only being able to be fought after satisfying multiple conditions. Much like Nightmare Geese, this Boss is EXTREMELY challenging, and you only have one attempt to do so. Losing the fight, however, still results in the credits playing. In the PC and PS4/PS5 versions, he is available at the start of the game.
Boss
Game's Final Similiarity
Conditions
Omega Rugal
The King of Fighters 2002
Finish any of the NESTS Bosses on your first try, using no continues and losing a total of 3 or fewer rounds counting from the beginning.

Single Entry Bosses

Note: These Bosses are not fought in Arcade Mode, and are only fought in Challenge Mode and Endless Mode. In the PC and PS4 versions, they are available at the start of the game.
Boss
Challenge
Conditions
Geese Howard
16 (Expert Challenge)
Finish him using any combo attacks, with any character, during the seconds multiples of 3. Or in Endless mode, finish him as the 58th character.
Nightmare Geese
20 (Expert Challenge)
Finish him using any character, who has with his infinity special power bar. The defeat unlocks all the game content. He does not appear in Endless mode.
Goenitz
16 (Normal and Expert Challenges)
Finish him along the Awakened Orochi Team (Normal Challenge); Finish him using any combo attacks, with any character, during the seconds multiples of 3 (Expert Challenge). Or in Endless mode, finish him as the 59th character.

EX Characters

Note: These characters are alternate versions of some characters, having either modified moves or a completely different movesets. On the Character Select Screen, hold Select on a certain character.

EX Robert Garcia (Based on his KOF '99 - 2000 Charge Moveset)
EX Sie Kensou (Based on his KOF '99 - 2000 Psychic Powerless Moveset)
EX Takuma Sakazaki (Based on his KOF '99 - 2001 Classic Moveset)

Special Edit Teams

Note: Unlike the other special teams, the Original Ikari Warriors Team has no special illustration.

KOF '02 UM Team

Nameless
K'
Kyo Kusanagi

Former Art of Fighting Team (Original '94/'95 Art of Fighting Team)

Ryo Sakazaki
Robert Garcia
Takuma Sakazaki

Former Psycho Soldier Team (Original Orochi Saga Psycho Soldier Team)

Athena Asamiya
Sie Kensou
Chin Genstai

Former Women Fighters Team (Original KOF 2002 Women Fighters Team)

Mai Shiranui
Yuri Sakazaki
May Lee Jinju

Fatal Fury's Women Team

Mai Shiranui
Blue Mary
Li Xiangfei

Art of Fighting's Women Team

King
Yuri Sakazaki
Kasumi Todoh

Justice Team

Athena Asamiya
Kim Kaphwan
May Lee Jinju

KOF '94/'95 (A.K.A. Classic) Ikari Warriors Team

Heidern
Ralf Jones
Clark Still

Kids Team

Kula Diamond
Bao
Chris

Giants Team

Chang Koehan
Goro Daimon
Maxima

Japanese National Sports Team

Goro Daimon
Kasumi Todoh
Hinako Shijou

Older Brothers Team

Terry Bogard
Ryo Sakazaki
Billy Kane

Sunglasses Team

K'
Clark Still
Choi Bounge

Glamorous Team

Mai Shiranui
Shermie
Ángel

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 (A.K.A South Town Team)

Geese Howard
Billy Kane
Ryuji Yamazaki

Orochi Saga Bosses Team

Goenitz
Omega Rugal
Geese Howard

NESTS Bosses Team

Any team consisting of only Krizalid, Zero, Original Zero and/or Igniz

Stage Cameos/NPCs

KOF '94

KOF '95

KOF '96

KOF '97

  • Yuki - in Japan High School Stage

KOF 2000

  • Baitang - in the Neo Geo World Stage (Pretty Girls Fighters Team Version)
  • Syo Kirishima - in the Neo Geo World Stage (Pretty Girls Fighters Team Version)
  • Kang Bae Dal - in Korea Stage

Psycho Soldier Team Cameo

  • Kaoru Watabe - in the Neo Geo World Stage (Pretty Girls Fighters Team Version)

FF/RBFF Sub-series

  • Sokaku Mochizuki (Fatal Fury 3) - in the Neo Geo World Stage (K' Team Version)
  • Big Bear (Fatal Fury 2) - in the Neo Geo World Stage (K' Team Version)
  • Cheng Sinzan (Fatal Fury 2) - in Neo Geo World Stage
  • Alfred (RBFF 2) - in the Italy Stage
  • Duck King (Fatal Fury: King of Fighters) - in the Italy Stage, until the 2nd round
  • P-chan (Fatal Fury 2) - in the Italy Stage, until the 2nd round
  • Jubei Yamada (Fatal Fury 2) - in the Italy Stage
  • Richard Meyer (Fatal Fury: King of Fighters) - in Cambodia Stage
  • Bob Wilson (Fatal Fury 3) - in Cambodia Stage
  • Hwa Jai (Fatal Fury : King of Fighters) - in Cambodia Stage
  • Jin Chonshu (Fatal Fury 3) - in China Stage
  • Jin Chonrei (Fatal Fury 3) - in China Stage
  • Tung Fu Rue (Fatal Fury: King of Fighters) - in China Stage
  • Hon-Fu (Fatal Fury 3) - in China Stage
  • White (RBFF: Dominated Mind) - in USA Stage
  • Lilly Kane (Fatal Fury: King of Fighters) - in the Neo Geo World Stage (Pretty Girls Fighters Team Version)
  • Franco Bash (Fatal Fury 3) - in the Neo Geo World Stage (Pretty Girls Fighters Team Version)
  • Alice Chrysler (RBFF 1) - in Korea Stage

Wolves Sub-series

Spin-offs

  • Tsugumi Sendo (FF: Wild Ambition) - in the Italy Stage
  • Touji Sakata (FF: Wild Ambition) - in the Italy Stage, from the 3rd round

AOF 1

AOF 2

AOF 3

LB 1

  • Kotetsu Naoe - in Neo Geo World Stage

MS 1

MS 2

Savage Reign

  • Sho Hayate- in the Neo Geo World Stage (Pretty Girls Fighters Team Version)
  • King Leo - in the Neo Geo World Stage
  • Joker - in the Neo Geo World Stage (K' Team Version)
  • Carol Stanzack- in the Neo Geo World Stage (K' Team Version)
  • Max Eagle - in Greece stage (only in PS2)

Kizuna Encounter

SamSho I

  • Nakoruru - in the Neo Geo World Stage (K' Team Version)

WH 1

Aggressors of Dark Kombat

King of The Monsters

  • Cyber Woo- in the Neo Geo World Stage (Both Versions)

Robo Army

  • Rocky () - in the Neo Geo World Stage (K' Team Version)

Burning Fight

=SNK Gals' Fighters

  • Miss X - in Japan High School Stage

Top Hunter

Buriki One

  • Gai Tendo - in the Italy Stage, until the 4th round

PS2

All Versions

  • Neo Poke-Kun - in the Neo Geo World and Cambodia Stages

Human Characters=

  • Kogoro Daimon - appears in Daimon's round start intro; also appears in Daimon's win screen
  • Rock Howard - appears in one of Terry's round win poses
  • Ron - appears in Zero's win pose against Lin
  • Luan, Chat and Sai - appear in Lin's win pose against Zero
  • Eiji Kisaragi - appears in the special intro for Billy vs. Iori, and in Billy's win pose against Iori
  • Diana - appears in one of Kula's round win poses and two of her Desperation Moves
  • Misty - appears in Igniz's win pose against all NESTS enemies
  • Asuka and Maria - appear in one of Athena's intros and in one of her Hidden Super Desperation Moves
  • Other NPCs

    • Isolde - appears in Nameless' Hidden Super Desperation Moves
    • Candy Diamond - appears in one of Kula's round win poses and two of her Desperation Moves
    • Glugan - appears in Zero's intro against all NESTS employees and enemies
    • Antonio - appears in Mary's intro and one of her win poses


    Stages

    Note 1: In this game, the stages are associated with the teams and the bosses, which hasn't happened in a game of the series since KOF '96.
    Note 2: In the PS2 version, the stages are presented in 3D. In the Xbox 360, PC and PS4 versions, they are in 2D.
    Note 3: Geese and Nightmare Geese don't have an associated stage.
    Note 4: In Online Mode (available only in Xbox and PC versions), the stages are chosen at random by the game system.
    Note 5: Beside these, repaginated versions of the stages of NESTS Saga's Bosses and Omega Rugal's stage from the console version of KOF 2002 are available.
    Stage's Name
    Team/Character
    Description
    Note (s)
    Neo Geo World, Osaka, Japan
    K' Team & Pretty Girls Fighters Team
    An SNK Playmore amusement park in Osaka, Japan. Some references to the company can be seen in this stage, beside a castle, a ferris wheel, a roller coaster, a merry go round, statues and a waterfall in the background. The battle takes place next to a fruit stand with the NEO GEO logo, a carousel, SNK Playmore's mascot Neo-Poke-Kun, a zeppelin with the game's logo and an ice cream house. Some people can be seen watching the battle.
    N/A
    Japan High School, Osaka
    Japan Team
    A street fighting event that takes place outside of a Japanese high school. Boards, sakura trees, balloons, spectators cheering, graffiti and a portal with the series and company name can all be seen in the stage. A poster of the Japan Team also can be seen, along with some flags featuring KOF characters throughout the school. Two characters narrate the fight at a table with the franchise's name, and they stand up when one of the fighters wins.
    The characters on the flags are: King and Clark in KOF '97, Ryo and Iori in KOF XI, Mature and Terry in the original KOF 2002, Chang in KOF 2001, Athena in KOF '98 and Robert in KOF '96.
    The Mediterranean Sea, Italy
    Fatal Fury Team & '97 Special Team
    The village of Riomaggiore, in the Cinque Terre, Italy. A sun umbrella and a table with a bowl of fruits and a cocktail can be seen to the left of the stage, along with a boat to the right of the stage. Sunchairs and some typical Italian houses along the cliffsides can be seen in the background, along with two people building a sandcastle, two other people playing volleyball, and various other spectators.
    Some characters can be seen watching the fight, most of them hailing from the Fatal Fury series. Slight alterations to the stage are observed throughout the different rounds.
    Kyokugenryu Dojo, Taiwan
    Art of Fighting Team
    A dojo boat of Kyokugenryu Karate in Taiwan, at sunset, with the National Palace Museum in the background. The battle takes place in the center of the dojo, with some Kyokugenryu students watching the fight, a dragon statue to the left (the same statue found in the Art of Fighting Team in KOF '94), birds flying, a mural with drawings of a dragon and a tiger, along with references to Ryo and Robert and a dragon-shaped boat in the background. On the floor, there is a logo which can also be seen on the ground of the Japanese temple stages from KOF '95 and KOF '98.
    N/A
    Ancient Ruins, Cambodia
    Ikari Warriors Team & Masters Team
    The ruins of Angkor Wat, in Cambodia. The battle takes place in front of the Angkor Thom on a cloudy day. Some characters and people can be observed watching the fight. The surrounding jungle and buildings of the complex can also be seen in the background.
    In the final round, Neo-Poke-Kun, a SNK mascot, appears on the right as a stone statue.
    Chinese Restaurant
    Psycho Soldier Team
    A restaurant in China. In the background of the stage a gong can be seen, along with some characters tasting Chinese delicacies and decorated tables. An audience of spectators can also be seen cheering on the battle.
    N/A
    Front of the Concert Hall, USA
    Women Fighters Team & Agents Team
    The crossing of Seventh Avenue and 57th Street, next to SNK Playmore's headquarters, and in front of Carnegie Hall, in New York, USA. Buildings, highlighting Trump Tower (property of 47th USA President Donald Trump) in the background, traffic lights, plaques, flags in the hall, a hot dog cart and a rock band playing in the background can be seen. The game's logo on a drum and a taxi passing can also be seen.
    N/A
    Dongdaegu Station, Daegu, South Korea
    Korea Justice Team & Asian Triple Alliance Team
    A train station in Daegu, South Korea. The battle takes place in the waiting line, on the outside of the station. Various spectators can be seen cheering in the background, along with a train, the South Korean flag, trees and women with pompoms, beside other people holding a poster with the words KOREA on display. The game's name on a light post can also be seen and in a waiting point, next to Korean letters and the words WELCOME TO KOREA.
    N/A
    Battle Arena, Greece
    New Faces/Orochi Team, Yagami Team & Goenitz
    An amphitheater in Greece. Various characters can be seen, along with people cheering, inscriptions in Greek and a statue of a Grecian female with a crown and scepter in the distant background. The fight occurs on a walkway, over which a small portion of water flows. The game's logo can be spotted on the floor.
    When any character performs a special or strong move, the water in the amphitheater rises
    Clone Laboratory, NESTS Headquarters
    NESTS Team, Clones Team & Nameless
    The NESTS lab's clones of Kyo. Visible are the clones in glass domes, a ladder on the left, a control panel on the right, and an ascending elevator in the background. A power turbine can also be seen near a control panel.
    When the player faces Nameless or a member of the Clones Team in Team Play, or chooses one of them first in Versus Play, a red light blinks, a dome is broken in the background, and the other, on the left, is cracked.

    Music Themes

    Some music themes in this game are rearranged versions of old themes in past SNK games. Below, the list:

    Music Theme
    Team/Character
    Game/Series' Source
    KD-0079+
    K' Team
    The King of Fighters '99 (Hero Team Theme)
    ESAKA!!
    Japan Team
    The King of Fighters '96 (Hero Team Theme)
    ART OF FIGHT ~ Ryuko to Tsubame (Art of Fight ~ Dragon, Tiger, and Swallow)
    Art of Fighting Team
    The King of Fighters '95 (Art of Fighting Team Theme)
    DESERT REQUIEM ~Operation '02UM'
    Ikari Warriors Team
    The King of Fighters '95 (Ikari Warriors Team Theme)
    Psycho Soldier ~Super Chinese Remix~
    Psycho Soldier Team
    Psycho Soldier (Athena's Theme)
    Re:Bloody
    New Faces/Orochi Team
    The King of Fighters '97 (Team New Faces Theme)
    Butterfly Emerges from Chrysalis
    Awakened Orochi Team
    The King of Fighters '97 & The King of Fighters '98 (Orochi Yashiro & Orochi Chris' Themes; Some elements)
    In Spite of One's Age ~Ver.Immortal~
    Masters Team
    The King of Fighters '98 (Masters Team Theme)
    Cutting Edge
    Krizalid
    The King of Fighters '99 (Krizalid's Theme My Dear Fallen Angel; Some elements)
    Geese ni Mustard (Mustard for Geese)
    Geese Howard/Nightmare Geese
    Fatal Fury: King of Fighters (Geese's Theme)

    Gallery

    Game Reception

    The game's 19,000 units sold out in Japan the same week the title premiered. In Issue 114 from Arcadia, the game was featured at ninth in its Top Ten Video Games list. Critical reception to the game was positive due to its large number of playable characters, although mixed opinions were given to its aging graphics. In addition, despite lacking a plot, the large interaction between characters was praised for adding depth to the game.

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