Fighter’s Destiny on N64 yɛ saa weird, underrated fighting games a ɛsɔɔ biribi soronko hwɛe no mu biako. Sɛ́ anka wobɛbɔ wo ne nea ɔne wo reko no akwahosan ho ban no agu zero so kɛkɛ no, wudi nkonim denam nkontaa a wubenya so —ɛbɛtow nnwom a ɛho tew, tow, anaasɛ mpo ring-outs. Mfiase no, ɛte sɛ nea ɛyɛ wo de kakra sɛ woasua abɔnten so ɔkofo anaa Tekken a, nanso sɛ wunya nya nnyigyei no wie a, ɛyɛ ɔkwan a ɛyɛ nwonwa so.

Roster no yɛ bag a wɔadi afra —ahoni no binom te nka sɛ wɔadi wɔn so nkonim (hwɛ wo, Jean-Pierre), bere a afoforo nso gye finesse ankasa de yɛ adwuma. Nneɛma a wɔde di dwuma no yɛ mmerɛw sɛ wobɛfa, nanso sɛ wututu bere ne ntam kwan no mu a, emu dɔ wɔ hɔ. Graphically, ɛyɛ pure late-'90s N64 Jank, nanso ɔko no ankasa kura mu yiye sen sɛnea wobɛhwɛ kwan.

Sɛ woabrɛ wɔ arcade akofo dedaw koro no ara ho a, eyi bo yɛ rounds kakraa bi ma ade foforo no nkutoo nkutoo.