[ad_1] We’re in for a bit of a treat this week, friends. SNK’s NEOGEO system is probably best known for its fighting games and the Metal...
[ad_1] Golden Week is behind us now in Japan, and that means Hamster is back to its quest of putting seemingly every NEOGEO game SNK owns...
[ad_1] The chances are good that if you associate SNK or the NEOGEO hardware with any genre, it’s fighting games. Or maybe Metal Slug. But let’s...
[ad_1] I’m starting to think my hunch was correct about the pattern of Hamster and SNK’s ACA NEOGEO releases. Having covered most of the big hits...
[ad_1] With a lot of big games checked off the list already, it feels like Hamster is circling back around and filling out the ACA NEOGEO...
[ad_1] When it comes to the NEOGEO, a few genres come to mind. Fighting games. Side-scrolling action games. Maybe shooters and beat-em-ups. The usual array of...
[ad_1] Those who follow Hamster’s Arcade Archives releases on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 will know that the developer pretty clearly appreciates the shoot-em-up genre....
[ad_1] When SNK and Hamster started bringing the Arcade Archives line of NEOGEO ports to mobile platforms, it wasn’t particularly surprising to see the Samurai Shodown...
[ad_1] It’s somewhat surprising how clearly one can draw a line between SNK before NEOGEO’s launch and after. The likes of Psycho Soldier and Ikari were...
[ad_1] If you’ve been keeping up with Square Enix’s mobile releases, you probably have SaGa opinions by now. The series, which had always had a spotty...
[ad_1] The NEOGEO is generally characterized by, with only a few notable exceptions, fighting games and Metal Slug. Within a couple of years of its launch,...