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  • Play as Ken and Chun Li in Korean MMO fighting game

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    Scott Jon Siegel
    Scott Jon Siegel
    12.03.2007

    A massively-multiplayer online fighting game. Now why didn't we think of that? Korean company NeoWiz is beginning an open beta this month for Perfect KO, an MMO that allows players to customize avatars and pound on each other in typical fighting-game fashion.Insert Credit reports that Street Fighter's Ken and Chun Li will be playable avatars in the game, meaning that NeoWiz has struck some sort of licensing deal with Capcom to give players access to these heavy-hitters. The company is also apparently not averse to inviting other licensed characters into the fray, which could make for some interesting match-ups. We're keeping our fingers crossed for Necrid.Check out some footage of the MMO in action after the break (the video's audio is NSFW due to the grating Linkin Park soundtrack).[Via Massively]

  • Ken and Chun Li coming to Perfect KO MMOG

    by 
    Michael Zenke
    Michael Zenke
    12.03.2007

    The Insert Credit site has the news that the Korean online fighting game Perfect KO (which enters Beta test this month), will feature the Street Fighter characters Ken and Chun Li as playable avatars. The licensing deal for this unique Asian-aimed title surprised commentator Brandon Sheffield: It's interesting for a few reasons - one is that the characters are customizable, so you'll be able to tailor your SF folks a bit. Another is that the company has stated (according to the second linked article) that they're open to more licenses in the future from other fighting games. And in fact, it's quite interesting that they'll be 3D. Who will provide the models, I wonder?The news comes originally from the Japanese gaming site 4gamer (babelfish translation). Perfect KO is in development by the company Neowiz, makers of titles like Silk Road, Shot Online, and SEALS Online. The best example of the game's playstyle I could find is a YouTube trailer for the title. (Sound is NSFW, as there is a Linken Park song dubbed over the footage; video should be fine.)