SNK Announces The Neo Geo Mini With KOF and Samurai Shodown Games

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Just Like Sega and Nintendeo before it, SNK is jumping on the mini console bandwagon to attract nostalgic fans of their exciting franchises. Officially announced today, the Neo Geo Mini is a tiny arcade cabinet with 3.5 in screen (which you can also hook up to your TV via HDMI) that comes bundled with 40 games.

The Neo Geo Mini is part of SNK’s 40th anniversary celebration. The Japanese version of the console, designed in black, white, and red, faithfully reproduces the original NEOGEO arcade cabinet that was introduced in Japan in 1990. The overseas version will be a simple and design in black, white and blue.

This will not be a great collection if does not come with most KOF games, or Samurai shodown titles. Luckily it does and you can check the full list of games below:

• Blue’s Journey
• Shock Troopers
• Robo Army
• Crossed Swords
• Mutation Nation
• 3 Count Bout
• Last Resort
• Ghost Pilots
• Football Frenzy
• Art of Fighting
• Fatal Fury Special
• Real Bout Fatal Fury
• Garou: Mark of the Wolves
• Samurai Shodown II
• Samurai Shodwon IV
• Samurai Shodown V Special
• The Last Blade 2
• World Heroes Perfect
• Kizuna Encounter
• Metal Slug
• Metal Slug 2
• Metal Slug 3
• King of the Monsters 2
• Shock Troopers 2nd Squad
• Sengouku3
• Ninja Masters
• Top Player’s Golf
• The King of Fighters ’95
• The King of Fighters ’97
• The King of Fighters ’98
• The King of Fighters 2000
• The King of Fighters 2002
• Super Sidekicks
• Blazing Star
• Puzzled
• Metal Slug X
• Metal Slug 4
• Metal Slug 5
• Magician Lord
• King of the Monsters

There no details on the release date or price of the Neo Geo Mini. But we will make sure to let you know once you have more information.
Are you excited for the Neo Geo Mini? Will you be getting one? Let us know in the comments below:

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Nabil, AKA Strugler, is an old time fan of the fighting games genre. Born in the early 80's Strugler got to experience the rise (and fall) of the Arcade scene, and learned the hard way to never mash buttons in order to win the last third round of a Street Fighter II match.

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