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Fighting EX Layer Adds Terry Bogard And More To Its Roster
At Evo 2018, Arika released a trailer for the upcoming plans for their PlayStation 4 fighting game Fighting EX Layer. It turns out one of those plans is Terry Bogard, Fatal Fury's wild man himself.
The trailer, which you can see below, starts off with introductions of Pullum Purna and Vulcano Rosso from the Street Fighter EX series. Arika owned the original characters in those games, which both explains why Capcom never reused any of them and why they're freely used in Fighting EX Layer.
In addition, the game will be getting an arcade version at certain places in North America. The trailer warns that the footage of the arcade version is simulated because its inclusion was added at the last minute, which is an odd thing to mention in a trailer!
Pullum Purna and Vulcano Rosso will be available in an update at the end of the summer. Terry has no date or information about whether he will also be part of a free update. This isn't even the only fighting game Terry was announced for this week, as Terry has also joined SNK Heroines Tag Team Battle in a slightly different form.
Fighting EX Layer is available now for the PlayStation 4 with a PC version on the table depending on the PS4 game's sales.
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