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SNK releasing Neo Geo Portable pre-loaded with 20 games
If there’s one thing to be sure of in the gaming world, it’s that the Neo Geo won’t back down. True, SNK’s consoles and handhelds never achieved the same level of fame as the Nintendo, Sega or Sony devices, but that didn’t stop the company from trying. Even the Neo Geo Pocket Color experienced a more »
Review: The King of Fighters 95 for PS3
King of Fighters is a fighting series staple now, but that wasn’t always so. The series only first began back in 1994, and the early games set precedents for the series’ future, as well inspiration for other fighting games that would offer 3 on 3 team battles. When The King of Fighters ’95 was released back in 1995 in arcades and on the Neo Geo, it was considered an average but admirable endeavor. Fans will be happy to know that the game has aged rather well, and it’s NeoGeo Station PS3 release does a good job of recreating the experience of playing the game back in the day in your local arcade or on your Neo Geo.
SNK Playmore USA releases 8 NEO-GEO games via the Playstation Store
NEO-GEO was a force to be reckoned with when it came out back in the ’80s. OK, so maybe that’s not entirely true but it still had some awesome games that are making a comeback to your PSP and PS3 starting.
Starting July 19, 2011, SNK Playmore USA has re-released eight NEO-GEO titles to the Playstation store in North America for your downloading pleasure. The titles will be released as Playstation Minis and will be featured in both the “New Releases” category and the “SNK NEOGEO” Featured Publishers page.
NeoGeo station will be on PSN before Christmas
The PlayStation Store is going to be getting some classics this holiday season. SNK Playmore is creating the PlayStation Network NeoGeo Station. As you can guess, it means updated versions of NeoGeo games will be released for both platforms.
There will be a total of 10 games available when the NeoGeo Station launches on December 21, 2010…
Neo Geo games coming to the Wii Virtual Console
SNK Playmore, the company that brought us the Neo Geo, brings us Neo Geo games on the Wii Virtual Console. Standing alongside Nintendo’s home consoles and Hudson’s TurboGrafx-16, the Neo Geo will open up a whole new roster of classics to gobble up our Wii points.
Actually, we already knew the Neo Geo was coming to Virtual Console in Japan. In fact, three titles were supposed to be online overseas yesterday, September 11, 2007, but haven’t actually been released yet. Those titles were World Heroes, Magician Lord, and Fatal Fury…
