Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Playthrough with Wyler. The Neo Geo CD version of Art of Fighting 3 gives Wyler and Sinclair extra dialogue before their last fight in the single player mode, and they also both have endings. None of these things are in the AES version.
Wyler is a famously overpowered character because of his A button punch, it's really fast and can combo easily. His general game plan is to keep doing foward A, A to knock the opponent upwards, then keep tapping the A button to land several more punches. Most of his other moves aren't that good against the CPU, but if you keep doing his uppercut combo over and over again they'll eventually get hit by it, at which point you can mash the punches out.
The Neo Geo CD version has slightly inferior graphics to the Neo Geo AES version, as everything is zoomed out slightly. It also has a lot of loading times, with loads for the pre-fight cutscenes, and then more loading for the actual fights. By default the game's cutscenes are disabled, you can turn them back on in the options menu. Not that it matters much for Wyler, as his story barely has any cutscenes in it.
Some of the extras in this version are good. There's a color edit mode, a cutscene viewer and some options to change the speed of characters and how much damage their moves do.
If you beat the game without losing a round, you get a bonus picture at the very end.
Playthrough with Wyler. The Neo Geo CD version of Art of Fighting 3 gives Wyler and Sinclair extra dialogue before their last fight in the single player mode, and they also both have endings. None of these things are in the AES version.
Wyler is a famously overpowered character because of his A button punch, it's really fast and can combo easily. His general game plan is to keep doing foward A, A to knock the opponent upwards, then keep tapping the A button to land several more punches. Most of his other moves aren't that good against the CPU, but if you keep doing his uppercut combo over and over again they'll eventually get hit by it, at which point you can mash the punches out.
The Neo Geo CD version has slightly inferior graphics to the Neo Geo AES version, as everything is zoomed out slightly. It also has a lot of loading times, with loads for the pre-fight cutscenes, and then more loading for the actual fights. By default the game's cutscenes are disabled, you can turn them back on in the options menu. Not that it matters much for Wyler, as his story barely has any cutscenes in it.
Some of the extras in this version are good. There's a color edit mode, a cutscene viewer and some options to change the speed of characters and how much damage their moves do.
If you beat the game without losing a round, you get a bonus picture at the very end.
