Introduction
Released in 1999, Garou: Mark of the Wolves is the most recent game in SNK's Fatal Fury series. Considered by many to be SNK's answer to Capcom's Street Fighter 3 series, not entirely because of the game's sudden dramatic change in roster (Only Terry Bogard was carried through from previous titles). Ports of Garou are available for the Sega Dreamcast, Playstation 2, XBOX 360 as well as the Neo-geo AES home console and MVS arcade hardware.
The overall feel of Garou is far more in line with Capcom's fighters than any of SNK's other fighting games. The game is frequently recommended to Capcom fans looking for an SNK game to try. If you've had difficulty adjusting to the King of Fighters series, Garou may be much more to your liking.
Game Versions
Game Versions and why the Dreamcast version stinks.
Notation
Button Notation
- LP - Light Punch
- LK - Light Kick
- HP - Hard Punch
- HK - Hard Kick
Game Mechanics
Game Mechanics of Garou.
Tiers
Tier List of Garou.
Advandced Techniques
(This is still a WIP. Things will be explained a bit more clear with videos and so on. Majority of the credit goes to Yoshimizu)
0 (zero) frame unblockable supers
Here is a list of all the characters that have 0F unblockable supers:
http://www14.ocn.ne.jp/~yosimizu/mowp0frame.htm (It's in Japanese but it shows the supers you need to use)
This videos showcases setups, option selects and escape options:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsprZE755nc
I'll post the video details for each section of the video soon for those that can't make out what is happening.
Throw Reverse Guard Application
http://www14.ocn.ne.jp/~yosimizu/mowmekuri.htm (It's all in Japanese)
I'll be naking a video showcasing how to set this up and ways to counter it soon. I'll also break it down in English incase you can't translate the Japanese page correctly.
The Characters
Note: Names in () are for Japanese version
