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1. Art of Fighting Anthology

   Reviewer: yetanotherreviewsite.co.uk
   16 March 2008

   Overall 3

   

   Gameplay 2

   

   Graphics 5

   

   Sound 2

   

    

   I really hope it doesn't come out on the WII, if it hasn't already, because I'd imagine the controls would just be diabolical if used with the WII-mote. Read more

2. Art of Fighting Anthology

   Reviewer: Game Seek
   20 February 2008

   Art Of Fighting Anthology brings together all 3 of the popular Art Of Fighting games, for epic one-on-one fighting action. Face off against the world's best martial artists in best two out of three matches. Use punches, kick and Super Attacks to take out colorful and dangerous opponenets. While doing this, you'll also open up the story of crooked cops and bloodthristy killers that sets the stage for the later "Fatal Fury" games. PAL Version. The Format for UK, Europe,... Read more

3. Art of Fighting Anthology

   Reviewer: tiscali.co.uk
   11 February 2008

   Overall 5

   

    

   A huge roundhouse kick to the spirit of nostalgia Read more

4. Art of Fighting Anthology

   Reviewer: Acegamez
   19 October 2007

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 7

   

   Storyline 7

   

    

   When compared to other retro compilations, you could be forgiven for thinking that three games just isn't enough. But the fact is, even the best game company would have to work hard to beat Art of Fighting Anthology and retro collections are usually let down by including inferior games with a few notable gems anyway (yes, Namco, I'm looking at you!) Some history of the games, their creation and their promotion would have been the cherry on top of an already delicious ... Read more

5. Art of Fighting Anthology

   Reviewer: eurogamer.net
   15 October 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Weighing in at little over the price of an XBLA download (about a tenner from the right shops), Art of Fighting Anthology is a rare bargain - especially from new. This alone makes the Anthology highly desirable, and if it provides nothing more than a weekend's worth of revivalist violence then you'll have got your money's worth. Read more