The new Super Pocket Data East and Neo Geo Edition handhelds come with a new range of built-in games, but still boast ...

SNK made a bunch of Card Fighters Clash games, plus a fighter for the Neo Geo Pocket, and the disappointing SNK Vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos, but it’s Capcom’s two games which are considered the best ...

Finally, the Neo Geo Arcade 1 Collection contains six classic SNK games, including iconic side-scrolling shooter Metal Slug. It also features the superb King of Fighters 2000, as well as Shock ...

Evercade’s unique selling point is that all of its devices have a slot for Evercade’s range of cartridges, each of which contains a themed selection of retro and indie games. There are currently more ...

As wonky as SVC is, SNK actually made the most crossover games out of their deal with Capcom. It’s just that the bulk of them were on the Neo Geo Pocket Color, an underrated handheld machine ...

It actually kicked off on SNK’s side with SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash, which is a card game that launched exclusively on the NEO GEO Pocket Color (with a Nintendo Switch re-release a ...

SNK vs Capcom SVC Chaos first released in 2003 for PS2, Xbox, and Neo Geo. It did not have the best reception critically, averaging a score of 56 on Metacritic.

SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos was originally released for the Neo Geo arcade but was later ported to the PlayStation 2 and Xbox platforms.

The Neo Geo Pocket, and it’s more colourful brethren the Neo Geo Pocket Color, released in 1999, and despite have a mere two-year lifespan it still enjoyed a number of high-quality titles.

The genius of Neo•Geo Pocket came from the fact that SNK didn't attempt to create the most stunning handheld experience ever. The system didn't even begin to compare to the Nomad in terms of raw ...

SNK's second Neo Geo Pocket Color compilation for Switch and PC - which the publisher is sensibly calling Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection V2 - will be making its way to Steam and Nintendo's eShop ...

However, the first game born from that crossover agreement—1999's SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium—wasn't an arcade title; it appeared on the Neo Geo Pocket Color, a portable gaming ...