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Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves Hits Switch 2 With Tokyo Revengers Crossover

SNK's fighter arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 at 60fps with amiibo support, as Mikey and Draken join the roster on the same day.

The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves was released on October 22, 2026, according to gamespark.jp. The port was handled by HexaDrive and carries the same roster as the other platforms, running at 60fps with amiibo support.

The same day brought the Tokyo Revengers collaboration, with Manjiro Sano (Mikey) and Ken Ryuguji (Draken) joining the game as playable characters. A pre-order bonus classic costume for Mai Shiranui shipped with the Switch 2 release; SNK said heel-related motion adjustments on the costume had been resolved.

In interviews around the launch, SNK developers discussed the Switch 2 version, the costume adjustments and the design of the collaboration characters. Reina from Tekken 8 was also announced as a collaboration character, joining in December.

Inside SNK's Osaka studio

SNK's Osaka headquarters, where the company relocated in 2023, hosted a media tour that showed its motion capture studio equipped with 44 cameras and its sound studio. Meeting rooms at the office carry the names of SNK characters, including Kyo Kusanagi, Haohmaru, Iori and Geese.

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves launched in 2025 as the first new entry in the series in 26 years. Season 3, titled "DESTINED FOR REVENGE", is ongoing with monthly character releases, and a Street Fighter collaboration has already been realized. Geese previously appeared as a guest character in Tekken 7.

Quick answers

When did Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves come to Switch 2?

The Switch 2 version was released on October 22, 2026, the same day the Tokyo Revengers characters Mikey and Draken joined the game.

Which characters joined in the Tokyo Revengers collaboration?

Manjiro Sano (Mikey) and Ken Ryuguji (Draken) joined the roster on October 22, 2026.

Who developed the Switch 2 port?

HexaDrive handled the Switch 2 version, which runs at 60fps with amiibo support.

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