SVC Chaos
We can reveal today that every game that is currently slated to be on the showfloor at this year's E3 from legendary hardcore gaming outfit SNK will be playable.
The following information comes direct from SNK Playmore Japan:
King of Fighters: Maximum Impact - PlayStation 2
King of Fighters: 2002 & 2003 Double Pack - PlayStation 2
Samurai Shodown 5 - PlayStation 2 (Version unknown)
Metal Slug 4 & 5 Double Pack - PlayStation 2
Metal Slug 3 - Xbox
SNK Vs Capcom: SVC Chaos - Xbox (Live support)
Metal Slug Advance: Game Boy Advance
Our source also stated that other games may be shown in various states, depending on development progress - an intriguing prospect indeed.
We'll keep you fully updated on all things SNK in the run up to next month's show.
The following information comes direct from SNK Playmore Japan:
King of Fighters: Maximum Impact - PlayStation 2
King of Fighters: 2002 & 2003 Double Pack - PlayStation 2
Samurai Shodown 5 - PlayStation 2 (Version unknown)
Metal Slug 4 & 5 Double Pack - PlayStation 2
Metal Slug 3 - Xbox
SNK Vs Capcom: SVC Chaos - Xbox (Live support)
Metal Slug Advance: Game Boy Advance
Our source also stated that other games may be shown in various states, depending on development progress - an intriguing prospect indeed.
We'll keep you fully updated on all things SNK in the run up to next month's show.
Companies:
SNK Playmore
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Joji 22 Apr 2004 12:24
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Cool line up. Good too see GBA Metal Slug there. It's nice to see SNK becoming a little more noticed, cause they are a talented bunch, and have been for years, but only to the hardcore and the japanese.
Capcom have similar ideas. I know they have Megaman Anniversary Collection (with 8-10 previous Megaman games), and Hyper SF Collection which is a good start.
I still however want some other collections, the shoot em up collection (Area 88, SideArms, Forgotten Worlds and Mercs),or the beat em up collection (Captain Commando, Red Earth, Cyberbots and Dungeons and Dragons). Just a thought that makes sense, lot's of folk still play these via emulators like Final Burn anyway, so Capcom could still take some money for them.
I guess Xbox owners will be gutted if they get MS 3, but not 4 or 5. Fingers crossed..sorry fingers x'd, xbox owners.
Capcom have similar ideas. I know they have Megaman Anniversary Collection (with 8-10 previous Megaman games), and Hyper SF Collection which is a good start.
I still however want some other collections, the shoot em up collection (Area 88, SideArms, Forgotten Worlds and Mercs),or the beat em up collection (Captain Commando, Red Earth, Cyberbots and Dungeons and Dragons). Just a thought that makes sense, lot's of folk still play these via emulators like Final Burn anyway, so Capcom could still take some money for them.
I guess Xbox owners will be gutted if they get MS 3, but not 4 or 5. Fingers crossed..sorry fingers x'd, xbox owners.