The King of Fighters XI - Versionsgeschichte

AtTheGates: /* Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions */

2026-04-09T12:58:46Z

Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions

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	===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===		===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===
	The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>		The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>
	:On PS2, Yuri has several attacks that have different frame data compared to the arcade version (6A advantage, 236A & 236[A] startup, 236C advantage). For details, see [[https://wiki.hardedge.org/index.php?title=Yuri_Sakazaki(KOFXI)#Frame_Data here].<br>		:On PS2, Yuri has several attacks that have different frame data compared to the arcade version (6A advantage, 236A & 236[A] startup, 236C advantage). For details, see [https://wiki.hardedge.org/index.php?title=Yuri_Sakazaki(KOFXI)#Frame_Data here].<br>
	:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>		:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>
	:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.		:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.

AtTheGates: /* Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions */

2026-04-09T12:58:27Z

Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions

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	===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===		===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===
	The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>		The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>
	:On PS2, Yuri's 236A ~~has 23F~~ startup, ~~on arcade 19F~~, ~~making 5C~~/~~D>236A a combo there~~. ~~This is currently the only known instance of different frame data between arcade and PS2~~.<br>		:On PS2, Yuri has several attacks that have different frame data compared to the arcade version (6A advantage, 236A & 236[A] startup, 236C advantage). For details, see [[https://wiki.hardedge.org/index.php?title=Yuri_Sakazaki(KOFXI)#Frame_Data here].<br>
	:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>		:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>
	:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.		:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.

AtTheGates: /* The Super Stock Gauge */

2026-04-07T14:35:46Z

The Super Stock Gauge

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	:Every KOed character in the player's team adds 1 more max super stock, up to a total of '''5'''.		:Every KOed character in the player's team adds 1 more max super stock, up to a total of '''5'''.
	:Additionaly, whenever one of the player's characters is KOed, one super stock is instantly filled up.		:Additionaly, whenever one of the player's characters is KOed, one super stock is instantly filled up.
	:The bar fills when damage is done or received, or when a special move is used (regardless of whether it hits).		:The bar fills to varying degrees when damage is done or received, or when a special move is used (regardless of whether it hits).
	:Attacks blocked by the opponent only give '''25%''' of their meter build value		:Attacks blocked by the opponent only give '''25%''' of their meter build value
	:Attacks that hit the player or that the player blocks give exactly '''1''' unit of Meter per hit. This means that getting hit by multi-hit attacks generally gives way more meter than getting hit by single attacks, which should be kept in mind when constructing combos.		:Attacks that hit the player or that the player blocks give exactly '''1''' unit of Meter per hit. This means that getting hit by multi-hit attacks generally gives way more meter than getting hit by single attacks, which should be kept in mind when constructing combos.

AtTheGates: /* Saving Shift (セービングシフト) */

2026-04-07T14:33:42Z

Saving Shift (セービングシフト)

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	:Immediately tags out the character getting hit (or guarding) and brings in the 2nd or 3rd character		:Immediately tags out the character getting hit (or guarding) and brings in the 2nd or 3rd character
	:The character coming in does an automatic attack with a large, unblockable hitbox		:The character coming in does an automatic attack with a large, unblockable hitbox
	:The attack deals a ~~small amount of damage but cannot kill~~		:The attack deals no damage
			:If the attack hits on counter hit, a followup combo is possible, eg. K' 236236P or Gato jump D > runup > 236236B
	:Despite the good hitbox, saving shifts have a hurtbox and can lose to counters & specific invulnerable moves		:Despite the good hitbox, saving shifts have a hurtbox and can lose to counters & specific invulnerable moves
	~~:If the attack hits on counter hit, a followup combo is possible, eg. K' 236236P or Gato jump D > runup > 236236B~~
	:Saving Shifts only work if the character was getting hit standing, not while getting juggled. It is therefore important to immmediately launch a dizzied opponent if the opponent has access to saving shift.		:Saving Shifts only work if the character was getting hit standing, not while getting juggled. It is therefore important to immmediately launch a dizzied opponent if the opponent has access to saving shift.
	:Additionally, Saving Shifts do not work against certain attacks, eg. after having been hit by a Super.		:Additionally, Saving Shifts do not work against certain attacks, eg. after having been hit by a Super.

AtTheGates: /* Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions */

2026-04-07T14:23:47Z

Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions

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	===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===		===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===
	The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>		The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>
	:On PS2, 5C/D>236A ~~with Yuri is not~~ a combo. ~~The attack~~ is ~~likely around 3F slower than on~~ arcade ~~(needs more research)~~.<br>		:On PS2, Yuri's 236A has 23F startup, on arcade 19F, making 5C/D>236A a combo there. This is currently the only known instance of different frame data between arcade and PS2.<br>
	:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>		:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>
	:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.		:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.

AtTheGates: /* Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions */

2026-02-27T08:02:13Z

Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions

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	===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===		===Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions===
	The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>		The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs), except for the following:<br>
			:On PS2, 5C/D>236A with Yuri is not a combo. The attack is likely around 3F slower than on arcade (needs more research).<br>
	:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>		:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>
	:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.		:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.

AtTheGates: /* Increase / Decrease */

2026-01-29T08:01:49Z

Increase / Decrease

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	:The Stun Gauge slowly increases over time if not getting hit		:The Stun Gauge slowly increases over time if not getting hit
	:The Stun Gauge can increase again even during combos, if there is enough time inbetween hits or if a hit deals 0 stun damage.		:The Stun Gauge can increase again even during combos, if there is enough time inbetween hits or if a hit deals 0 stun damage.
	:''Note: Using shift combos with 2 shifts against standing opponents almost always guarantees a stun combo. Deciding when to use shift stock to attack and when to better save if for a saving shift is ~~therefore~~ a vital aspect of KOFXI's gameplay.''		:''Note: Using shift combos with 2 shifts against standing opponents almost always guarantees a stun combo. Deciding when to use shift stock to attack and when to better save if for a saving shift is a vital aspect of KOFXI's gameplay.''

	===Getting Stunned===		===Getting Stunned===

AtTheGates: /* Version differences between PS2-Versions */

2026-01-05T12:38:15Z

Version differences between PS2-Versions

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	*The first Japanese version has netplay. This was removed for the later revision (the budget version).		*The first Japanese version has netplay. This was removed for the later revision (the budget version).
	*The Japanese version has 4 more win quotes than the US/EU version. They can be triggered by holding R1(E) + square(A),cross(B),triangle(C) or circle(D). The regular 4 win quotes (hold A,B,C or D) & character specific in quotes appear to be mostly intact (needs more research).		*The Japanese version has 4 more win quotes than the US/EU version. They can be triggered by holding R1(E) + square(A),cross(B),triangle(C) or circle(D). The regular 4 win quotes (hold A,B,C or D) & character specific in quotes appear to be mostly intact (needs more research).
	*The character order select works differently. The Japanese ~~version mimics~~ the arcade version, where A-B-C (From top to bottom) was turned into Square-X-Triangle. The US version uses Triangle-Square-X, from top to bottom (the portraits mimic the PS2-pad buttons~~). The EU version uses yet another layout (needs to be added~~).		*The character order select works differently. The Japanese- and EU versions mimic the arcade version, where A-B-C (From top to bottom) was turned into Square-X-Triangle. The US version uses Triangle-Square-X, from top to bottom (the portraits mimic the PS2-pad buttons).
	*The EU version has the character names of Tizoc (Griffon) & Mai Shiranui mixed up.		*The EU version has the character names of Tizoc (Griffon) & Mai Shiranui mixed up.
	*(Unconfirmed) The US & EU versions have some slowdown on the Magaki stage compared to the Japanese version.		*(Unconfirmed) The US & EU versions have some slowdown on the Magaki stage compared to the Japanese version.

AtTheGates: /* Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions */

2026-01-05T12:37:02Z

Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions

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	:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>		:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>
	:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.		:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.
	''Note: according to [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html this Site], backdashing while back-turned does not work on wakeup. This was confirmed to be wrong, ~~but~~ backdashing on wakeup against crossups ~~reportedly~~ sometimes ~~simply doesn't work~~ on arcade (this has been ~~reported by several Japanese players)~~. ~~Needs further research~~.		''Note: according to [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html this Site], backdashing while back-turned does not work on wakeup against meaty crossup attacks. This was confirmed to be wrong. Also, backdashing on wakeup against crossups has been reported by Japanese players to sometimes not working on arcade - this has been debunked using savestates and arcade / ps2 emulators. Backdash always works and is consistent between arcade and PS2, but sometimes needs a 6-4 or 4-6 input in this specific situation.''

	===Version differences between PS2-Versions===		===Version differences between PS2-Versions===

AtTheGates: /* Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions */

2025-12-31T08:21:06Z

Version differences between Arcade- and PS2-versions

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	:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>		:On PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they go K.O. on 0 health).<br>
	:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.		:On arcade, the game has noticeable slowdown when dream cancelling Gato's supers into his LDM, this is not the case on PS2.
	''Note: according to [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html this Site], backdashing while back-turned does not work on wakeup. This was confirmed to be wrong ~~on the Console version (it works)~~, but ~~needs confirmation~~ on ~~the~~ arcade ~~version still - as of 2023, japanese~~ players ~~confirmed it behaves differently on the arcade version~~.''		''Note: according to [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html this Site], backdashing while back-turned does not work on wakeup. This was confirmed to be wrong, but backdashing on wakeup against crossups reportedly sometimes simply doesn't work on arcade (this has been reported by several Japanese players). Needs further research.

	===Version differences between PS2-Versions===		===Version differences between PS2-Versions===