SNK 40th Anniversary Collection Announced for Switch
A ton of games announced in a new trailer for SNK 40th Anniversary Collection on Nintendo Switch.
The era of arcade games were ruled by many classic titles from SNK and recently they brought back Art of Fighting Anthology, Samurai Shodown V Special, The King of Fighters '97 Global Match and The King of Fighters '98 once again.
It's been 40 years for the Japanese game developer company, which was founded back in 1978 and a definitive collection of their games are releasing this year. Titled SNK 40th Anniversary Collection, the compilation is announced Nintendo Switch.
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Let's take a look at all the amazing titles already announced for the collection in an announcement trailer.
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SNK 40th Anniversary Collection is promised to bring some of the classic titles from SNK will be debuting to Nintendo's next gen console on November 13. Currently, a fraction of the actual list of games has been revealed and more will join soon.
To tell you the truth, these aren't any titles that you were very excited about. Most of these titles are from before Neo Geo entered the scene for arcade and NES days. However, we still have to wait for the rest of the list and what we found for now are mentioned below.
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Porting old games to console has one big perk over everything and it is that nostalgia factor that drives players to it. Now that it is heading towards Switch, gamers can take it anywhere they want and enjoy it in high-resolution.
Courtesy of NIS America, a special edition containing an official hardcover art book and a music collection from game soundtracks comes in a collector’s box for only $64.99. If you want one of those, you might as well as pre-order it right now to reserve your copy.
RELATED: The King of Fighters '98 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
The era of arcade games were ruled by many classic titles from SNK and recently they brought back Art of Fighting Anthology, Samurai Shodown V Special, The King of Fighters '97 Global Match and The King of Fighters '98 once again.
It's been 40 years for the Japanese game developer company, which was founded back in 1978 and a definitive collection of their games are releasing this year. Titled SNK 40th Anniversary Collection, the compilation is announced Nintendo Switch.
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| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection Announced for Switch |
RELATED: Metal Slug XX Comes to PlayStation 4
Let's take a look at all the amazing titles already announced for the collection in an announcement trailer.
SNK 40th Anniversary Collection is promised to bring some of the classic titles from SNK will be debuting to Nintendo's next gen console on November 13. Currently, a fraction of the actual list of games has been revealed and more will join soon.
To tell you the truth, these aren't any titles that you were very excited about. Most of these titles are from before Neo Geo entered the scene for arcade and NES days. However, we still have to wait for the rest of the list and what we found for now are mentioned below.
- Alpha Mission
- Athena
- Crystalis
- Ikari Warriors
- Victory Road
- Ikari 2: The Rescue
- Guerrilla War
- P.O.W
- Prehistoric Isle
- Psycho Soldier
- Street Smart
- TNK 3
- Vanguard
RELATED: The King of Fighters XIV DLC Character Blue Mary
Porting old games to console has one big perk over everything and it is that nostalgia factor that drives players to it. Now that it is heading towards Switch, gamers can take it anywhere they want and enjoy it in high-resolution.
Courtesy of NIS America, a special edition containing an official hardcover art book and a music collection from game soundtracks comes in a collector’s box for only $64.99. If you want one of those, you might as well as pre-order it right now to reserve your copy.
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| SNK 40th Anniversary Collection Special Edition |
RELATED: The King of Fighters '98 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
The
list may be a major let-down for fans of Metal Slug, The Last Blade or Samurai Showdown series but according official website, they will announce more games in
forthcoming days. If not those big-name games, then at least Garou: Mark of the
Wolves should make it to the list then.
Otherwise,
it would seem that in the name of an anniversary collection, they are simply
trying to rip-off players with some of their old-school games that many don't
even care about and make a quick buck with SNK 40th Anniversary Collection.
