This is basically the Xbox 360 version of The King Of Fighters '98, but with more characters, more moves, and other new things!

=Graphics= 9 ()
The game has quite good graphics, some of the animations are really fluid and it looks really cool and some of the character portraits are also cool looking. Great graphics for a game, I tell you!

=Sound= 9 ()
The game has a really enjoyable soundtrack. The voices also sound pretty real(besides Orochi and certain characters, and secret characters  )! And sometimes you might *cough* *cough* I meant ALWAYS find yourself humming the USA Sports Team Theme and others like the Psycho Soldier teams theme.

=Addictiveness= 10 ()
The game is really addictive and I find myself playing it WAY more than Ultra Street Fighter IV! It has an Advanced, Extra, and Ultimate (combines features from Advanced and Extra) that is sort of easier to master than the Ultra Combo system in Street Fighter IV! Much more addictive than Street Fighter IV, I tell you.

=Story= 1 ()
There is no story AT ALL in this game of the series because it is one of the Dream Match games in The King Of Fighters Series. That's probably the only bad thing about the game. :|

=Depth= () 10
The game offers around about 53 characters(alternate forms and Orochi/Omega forms included)! Now that's a lot, isn't it? The game also has a bunch of stages! And even though it only has 7 stages, the difficulty makes it seem quite big! Although it doesn't offer as much secret characters as something like Smash Bros., it still has a lot of things to offer!
=Difficulty= 9 ()
The game is quite hard for a fighting game(at least if the computer level is at default or highest). The game is pretty much only hard if you're not playing as the secret characters. Some AI is highly powerful, some AI is weak(like Orochi). The difficulty makes Arcade Mode HARD(and when I say hard I mean hard)! Well, at least if you haven't mastered the game yet, it's hard.

This game review is more like a short summary than an actual game review.

I like how you are off to a good start with your details and stuff but I think that there should be more depth into this review. You separated each category of this game and described them each which is good.

I remember playing the King of Fighters 95 (I think) for the Gameboy and I liked playing it in general besides losing haha. I don't know if you played that version as well.

There should be more details into this game review but you are in the right direction and have a good start. If you are saying that this version is like the King of Fighters 98, please explain more about that. There are people like who have not played both versions. I think it would be better if you can compare the graphics, gameplay, sounds, and more besides the expansion of more characters in the newer version. Also, maybe you should include some of the characters in this review like the popular ones because they are supposed to be popular in the series or they are notable characters.

This game review shows some potential, is in the right direction, but it could be better if it had more depth and details. Improve on making your future game reviews with more depth and length to it and I think that you can have better quality in your reviews. Don't give up and try again! You got this!

I am looking to say hello to the Mr. Hello next time when there is another game review.

Pretty good review. Sometimes brief is good, although in a game with so many characters you'd have more to mention in the graphics and difficulty (Does anyone look out of place art-wise or badly designed movesets in your eyes?)  I'd mention more about what this game offers to people only vaguely familiar  with the genre. We know its a fighting game, but could mention if its one-on-one matches or a tag-team based fighter? Any usual KOF characters that may not be in this version? Your layout is well done. I love the black and green contrast, and your graphic does not get in the way of the text!