is a series of emulated

arcade game An arcade game or coin-op game is a coin-operated entertainment machine typically installed in public businesses such as restaurants, bars and amusement arcades. Most arcade games are presented as primarily games of skill and include arcade vi ...

s from the late 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s for

PlayStation 4 The PlayStation 4 (PS4) is a home video game console developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Announced as the successor to the PlayStation 3 in February 2013, it was launched on November 15, 2013, in North America, November 29, 2013 i ...

Xbox One The Xbox One is a home video game console developed by Microsoft. Announced in May 2013, it is the successor to Xbox 360 and the third base console in the Xbox series of video game consoles. It was first released in North America, parts of ...

Microsoft Windows Windows is a group of several proprietary graphical operating system families developed and marketed by Microsoft. Each family caters to a certain sector of the computing industry. For example, Windows NT for consumers, Windows Server for ...

, and

Nintendo Switch The is a hybrid video game console developed by Nintendo and released worldwide in most regions on March 3, 2017. The console itself is a tablet that can either be docked for use as a home console or used as a portable device, making it a ...

, published by

Hamster Corporation is a Japanese video game publisher, with office located in Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan. The game division of Toshiba-EMI Limited spun off Hamster Corporation in November 1999. On the Japanese PlayStation Store, more than 200 titles are distri ...

. A sub-series called is focused on rereleasing

Neo Geo Neo Geo is a family of video game hardware developed by SNK. On the market from 1990 to 2004, the brand originated with the release of an arcade system, the Neo Geo MVS and its home console counterpart, the Neo Geo AES. The Neo Geo MVS was ...

titles in their original arcade format, unlike many services with attempts to emulate the console versions. ''Arcade Archives'' was first released for the PlayStation 4 in May 2014. It also supports various system specific features, in which players can share screenshots and videos, and compete with others scores for online ranking. The Xbox One version of the service was launched in February 2017 for the

Xbox Games Store Xbox Games Store (formerly Xbox Live Marketplace) is a digital distribution platform used by Microsoft's Xbox Series X, S, Xbox One and Xbox 360 video game consoles. The service allows users to download or purchase video games (including both ...

, and only includes Neo Geo games. The Nintendo Switch version of the service was also launched on the

Nintendo eShop The Nintendo eShop is a digital distribution service powered by the Nintendo Network for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS, and by a dedicated online infrastructure for the Nintendo Switch. Launched in June 2011 on the Nintendo 3DS, the eShop was e ...

in March 2017, initially focusing on Neo Geo games before the addition of other arcade games, including Nintendo's own games. The Windows 10 version of the service was launched in December 2017 for the

Microsoft Store Microsoft Store (formerly known as Windows Store) is a digital distribution platform operated by Microsoft. It started as an app store for Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 as the primary means of distributing Universal Windows Platform app ...

, and like the Xbox One version, this version only includes Neo Geo games. ''ACA Neo Geo'' games arrived on iOS (through

App Store An App Store (or app marketplace) is a type of digital distribution platform for computer software called applications, often in a mobile context. Apps provide a specific set of functions which, by definition, do not include the running of the c ...

) and Android (through

Google Play Google Play, also known as the Google Play Store and formerly the Android Market, is a digital distribution service operated and developed by Google. It serves as the official app store for certified devices running on the Android operating sy ...

) starting from November 30, 2021.

Games

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10-Yard Fight is an American football sports video game that was developed and published in Japan by Irem for arcades in 1983. It was published overseas by Taito in the Americas, by Electrocoin in Europe, and by ADP Automaten GmbH in West Germany. Gamepl ...

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Irem is a Japanese video game console developer and publisher, and formerly a developer and manufacturer of arcade games as well. The company has its headquarters in Chiyoda, Tokyo. The full name of the company that uses the brand is Irem Softw ...

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Jaleco was a corporate brand name that was used by two previously connected video game developers and publishers based in Japan. The original Jaleco company was founded in 1974 as Japan Leisure Company, founded by Yoshiaki Kanazawa, before being renam ...

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Konami , is a Japanese multinational video game and entertainment company headquartered in Chūō, Tokyo, it also produces and distributes trading cards, anime, tokusatsu, pachinko machines, slot machines, and arcade cabinets. Konami has ca ...

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Alpine Ski ''Alpine Ski'' (アルパイン・スキ一) is an Alpine skiing arcade game, released by Taito in 1981. The player controls a skier, who can move left, right, or increase forward speed. The aim is to maneuver a skier through a downhill ski course ...

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Taito is a Japanese company that specializes in video games, toys, arcade cabinets and game centers, based in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The company was founded by Michael Kogan in 1953 as the importing vodka, vending machines and jukeboxes into Japan. I ...

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Arabian The Arabian Peninsula, (; ar, شِبْهُ الْجَزِيرَةِ الْعَرَبِيَّة, , "Arabian Peninsula" or , , "Island of the Arabs") or Arabia, is a peninsula of Western Asia, situated northeast of Africa on the Arabian Plat ...

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Sunsoft , stylized as SUNSOFT, is a Japanese video game developer and publisher. Sunsoft is the video games division of Japanese electronics manufacturer Sun Corporation. Its U.S. subsidiary operated under the name Sun Corporation of America, though, a ...

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Assault An assault is the act of committing physical harm or unwanted physical contact upon a person or, in some specific legal definitions, a threat or attempt to commit such an action. It is both a crime and a tort and, therefore, may result in cr ...

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Namco was a Japanese multinational video game and entertainment company, headquartered in Ōta, Tokyo. It held several international branches, including Namco America in Santa Clara, California, Namco Europe in London, Namco Taiwan in Kaohsiun ...

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Athena Athena or Athene, often given the epithet Pallas, is an ancient Greek goddess associated with wisdom, warfare, and handicraft who was later syncretized with the Roman goddess Minerva. Athena was regarded as the patron and protectress of v ...

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Baraduke also known as ''Alien Sector'', is a run-and-gun shooter arcade game originally released by Namco in 1985. Gameplay The player takes control of a spacewoman in a biohazard suit. Player 1 is Kissy and Player 2 is Takky. They must clear eight wor ...

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Bio-ship Paladin ''Bio-ship Paladin'', known in Japan as , is a 1990 horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game. It was later ported to the Sega Mega Drive. While the game is essentially a standard horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up, it has an innovation t ...

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Bomb Jack ''Bomb Jack'' is a platform video game developed and published by Tehkan for arcades in and later ported to various home systems. The game was a commercial success for arcades and home computers. It was followed by several sequels: the console a ...

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Tecmo , was a Japanese video game corporation founded in 1967. It had its headquarters in Kudankita, Chiyoda, Tokyo. Its subsidiary, Tecmo Inc, was located in Torrance, California. Tecmo was formerly known as Tehkan. Tecmo is known for the ''Captain ...

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Bubble Bobble is a 1986 platform arcade game developed and published by Taito. It was distributed in the United States by Romstar, and in Europe by Electrocoin. Players control Bub and Bob, two dragons that set out to save their girlfriends from a world know ...

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BurgerTime originally released as in Japan, is a 1982 arcade game developed by Data East initially for its DECO Cassette System. The player is chef Peter Pepper, who must walk over hamburger ingredients located across a maze of platforms while avoiding ...

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Data East , also abbreviated as DECO, was a Japanese video game, pinball and electronic engineering company. The company was in operation from 1976 to 2003, and released 150 video game titles. Its main headquarters were located in Suginami, Tokyo. The A ...

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Chack'n Pop is an platform arcade game developed and released by Taito in 1984. In the game, the player controls a small yellow creature, Chack'n, with the objective being to retrieve hearts from a cave, all while avoiding the enemies contained within them. C ...

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Circus Charlie is an action game originally published in arcades by Konami in 1984. The player controls a circus clown named Charlie in six different circus-themed minigames. It was released for MSX in the same year, followed by ports to the Famicom in 1986 b ...

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City Connection is a 1985 platform game developed by NMK_(company), NMK and published in arcade video game, arcades by Jaleco. It was released in North America by Kitkorp as ''Cruisin. The player controls Clarice in her Honda City (AA), Honda City hatchback an ...

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Clu Clu Land is a puzzle video game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It was released in 1984 in Japan for the Famicom and was later released in North America in 1985 as a Nintendo Entertainment System launch title, ...

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Nintendo is a Japanese multinational video game company headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. It develops video games and video game consoles. Nintendo was founded in 1889 as by craftsman Fusajiro Yamauchi and originally produced handmade playing cards ...

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Contra Contra may refer to: Places * Contra, Virginia * Contra Costa Canal, an aqueduct in the U.S. state of California * Contra Costa County, California * Tenero-Contra, a municipality in the district of Locarno in the canton of Ticino in Switzerland ...

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Crazy Climber is a vertical scrolling arcade climbing game produced by Nichibutsu ( Nihon Bussan Co. Ltd.) and released in 1980 worldwide. In North America, the game was also released by Taito America. It was later released by UA Ltd. in 1982 for the Emerson ...

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Crime Fighters is a 1989 side-scrolling beat-em-up released by Konami for the arcades. The players takes control of a duo (or squad) of undercover police officers who are assigned to rescue a group of kidnapped damsels from a crime boss and his army of punks ...

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(''Vendetta'') , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Jul 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 21, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Cybattler'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Feb 18, 2021 , , {{dts, Feb 18, 2021 , , {{dts, Feb 18, 2021 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Dangerous Seed'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Feb 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 17, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Darius'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Aug 26, 2016 ^PS4
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Darwin 4078 is an arcade game released by Data East in 1986. The game is a vertical scrolling shoot 'em up like ''Xevious'', but as the title indicates, Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is incorporated into the gameplay. Setting and design The game t ...

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Detana!! TwinBee , released in Europe and North America as ''Bells & Whistles'', is a 1991 vertically scrolling shooter arcade video game developed and released by Konami. It is the fifth entry in the '' TwinBee'' series and the second to be released for arcades ...

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Donkey Kong is a video game franchise created by Shigeru Miyamoto and owned by Nintendo. It follows the adventures of a gorilla named Donkey Kong (character), Donkey Kong and his clan of other Ape, apes and monkeys. The franchise primarily consists of plat ...

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Donkey Kong Jr. is a 1982 arcade platform game that was released by Nintendo. It is the sequel to ''Donkey Kong'', but with the roles reversed compared to its predecessor: Mario (previously named "Jumpman") is now the villain and Donkey Kong Jr. is trying t ...

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Donkey Kong 3 is a platform shooter video game developed and published by Nintendo. It is the third installment in the ''Donkey Kong'' series and it was released for arcades worldwide in 1983 and the Family Computer in 1984, then later released in North Am ...

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Technos Japan Technos may refer to: * Technos (watches), a watch brand established 1900 in Switzerland * Technōs Japan, a defunct Japanese video game developer, 1981–1996 * Techno Twins The Techno Twins (later known simply as The Technos) were a British e ...

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Dragon Buster is a platform, action role-playing dungeon crawl game developed by Namco and released in 1984. It runs on Namco Pac-Land hardware, modified to support vertical scrolling. In Japan, the game was ported to the Family Computer (Famicom), ...

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Dragon Saber is a 1990 shoot'em up, vertical-scrolling shooter arcade game developed and published by Namco. It is a sequel to ''Dragon Spirit'', released in 1987. Gameplay As in the original ''Dragon Spirit'', players must take control of a prince transform ...

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Earth Defense Force ''Earth Defense Force'', known in Japan as , is a series of third-person shooter video games. The series is published by the Japanese company D3 Publisher as part of the ''Simple'' series. Story In 2013, radio waves from deep space are picked up ...

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Elevator Action is a platform shooter game released in arcades by Taito in 1983. The player assumes the role of Agent 17, a spy infiltrating a 30-story building filled with elevators and enemy agents who emerge from closed doors. The goal is to collect secret ...

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Seibu Kaihatsu was a Japanese manufacturer of arcade games. The company was founded in 1982 at Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan as , but changed to its current name sometime in 1984. It is currently owned by Hitoshi Hamada. One of their earliest arcade hits was th ...

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{{dts, Jan 9, 2020 ^NS , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, Fairyland Story, ''

The Fairyland Story is a platform arcade video game developed and published by Taito in 1985. In the game, the player controls the witch Ptolemy, with the objective being to clear the screen of all enemies. Ptolemy can use her wand to turn the enemies into large cake ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Dec 3, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 3, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 3, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 3, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Fighting Hawk'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, May 6, 2022 , , {{dts, May 6, 2022 , , {{dts, May 6, 2022 , , {{dts, May 6, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Flak Attack''
(''MX5000'') , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Mar 25, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 9, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 26, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 9, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 26, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 9, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Mar 25, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Flipull'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, May 26, 2022 , , {{dts, May 26, 2022 , , {{dts, May 26, 2022 , , {{dts, May 26, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Formation Z'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Mar 19, 2020 , , {{dts, Mar 19, 2020 , , {{dts, Mar 19, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Frisky Tom ''Frisky Tom'' is a 1981 arcade video game developed by Jorudan and published by Nichibutsu. In this game, the player assumes the role of a plumber, named Tom, who is tasked with protecting and maintaining a network of plumbing pipes that route wa ...

'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Apr 15, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 15, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 15, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 15, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Frogger is a 1981 arcade action game developed by Konami and manufactured by Sega. In North America, it was released by Sega/Gremlin. The object of the game is to direct a series of frogs to their homes by crossing a busy road and a hazardous rive ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Dec 12, 2019 , , {{dts, Dec 12, 2019 , , {{dts, Dec 12, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 19, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Dec 12, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Front Line A front line (alternatively front-line or frontline) in military terminology is the position(s) closest to the area of conflict of an armed force's personnel and equipment, usually referring to land forces. When a front (an intentional or unin ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Dec 26, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 14, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jan 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 14, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jan 17, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 14, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jan 9, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Galaga is a 1981 fixed shooter arcade video game developed and published by Namco. In North America, it was released by Midway Manufacturing. It is the sequel to '' Galaxian'' (1979), Namco's first major video game hit in arcades. Controlling a star ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Jan 5, 2023 , , {{dts, Jan 5, 2023 , , {{dts, Jan 5, 2023 , , {{dts, Jan 5, 2023 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Galaxian is a 1979 fixed shooter arcade video game developed and published by Namco. The player assumes control of the Galaxip starfighter in its mission to protect Earth from waves of aliens. Gameplay involves destroying each formation of aliens, wh ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1979 , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Gaplus is a 1984 fixed shooter arcade game developed and released by Namco. It is the third game in the ''Galaxian'' series, serving as a direct sequel to ''Galaga'' (1981). In North America, a modification kit was later released to change the name to ' ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Apr 21, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 21, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 21, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 21, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Gemini Wing'' , , {{, Tecmo, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Sep 10, 2020 , , {{dts, Sep 10, 2020 , , {{dts, Sep 10, 2020 , , {{dts, Sep 10, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Genpei Tōma Den''
(''The Genji and the Heike Clans'') , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Oct 7, 2021 , , {{dts, Oct 7, 2021 , , {{dts, Oct 7, 2021 , , {{dts, Oct 7, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Golf Golf is a club-and-ball sport in which players use various clubs to hit balls into a series of holes on a course in as few strokes as possible. Golf, unlike most ball games, cannot and does not use a standardized playing area, and coping wi ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Oct 25, 2019 , , {{dts, Oct 25, 2019 , , {{dts, Oct 25, 2019 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''

Gradius is a series of shooter video games, introduced in 1985, developed and published by Konami for a variety of portable, console and arcade platforms. In many games in the series, the player controls a ship known as the Vic Viper. Games *''Scra ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Jan 29, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 9, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 9, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 9, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 23, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 9, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, May 21, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Gradius II''
(''Vulcan Venture'') , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Apr 22, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 12, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 15, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 12, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Aug 23, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 12, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Apr 22, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Gradius III'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Dec 24, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 24, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 24, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 24, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Guerrilla War Guerrilla warfare is a form of irregular warfare in which small groups of combatants, such as paramilitary personnel, armed civilians, or irregulars, use military tactics including ambushes, sabotage, raids, petty warfare, hit-and-run tactics ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Feb 25, 2021 , , {{dts, Feb 25, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 27, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Feb 25, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Feb 25, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Gun Frontier is a 1972 manga by Leiji Matsumoto.In Matsumoto's works, there have been planets with towns modelled somewhat after the Wild West. In ''Galaxy Express 999'', one of them is called Gun Frontier. Another such planet appears in ''Cosmo Warrior ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Aug 12, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 12, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 12, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 12, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''GunNail'' , , {{, NMK, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Jan 13, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 13, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 13, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 13, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Guzzler ''Guzzler'' is a maze video game developed and manufactured by Tehkan and licensed to Centuri for US distribution in 1983. It was released as an arcade conversion kit, including a new marquee and control panel, then ported to the SG-1000 console ...

'' , , {{, Tecmo, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, May 13, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, May 14, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, May 13, 2021 , , {{dts, May 13, 2021 , , {{dts, May 14, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Hacha Mecha Fighter'' , , {{, NMK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Jun 3, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 3, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 3, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 3, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Halley's Comet Halley's Comet or Comet Halley, officially designated 1P/Halley, is a short-period comet visible from Earth every 75–79 years. Halley is the only known short-period comet that is regularly visible to the naked eye from Earth, and thus the on ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jan 28, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 28, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 28, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 28, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Haunted Castle'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Dec 1, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 1, 2021 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 14, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 1, 2021 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 14, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 1, 2021 ^NS , , {{dts, Dec 1, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' High Way Race'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Feb 24, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 24, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 24, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 24, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Hopping Mappy'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jan 20, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 20, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 20, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 20, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Hyper Sports ''Hyper Sports'', known in Japan as is an Olympic-themed sports video game released by Konami for arcades in 1984. It is the sequel to 1983's ''Track & Field'' and features seven new Olympic events. Like its predecessor, ''Hyper Sports'' has ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Nov 28, 2019 , , {{dts, Nov 28, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 5, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 28, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 12, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 28, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Ice Climber is a platform game developed and published by Nintendo for the arcade Nintendo VS. System, VS. System in 1984, and for the Famicom and Nintendo Entertainment System consoles in 1985. The characters Popo and Nana (Pepe and Nana in the German lan ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2019 , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2019 , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2019 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''

Ikari Warriors ''Ikari Warriors'', known as in Japan, is a vertically-scrolling, run-and-gun shooter arcade video game released by SNK in 1986. It was published in North America by Tradewest. The game was released at the time when there were many ''Commando' ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Mar 7, 2019 , , {{dts, Mar 7, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Mar 12, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Mar 7, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 11, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Mar 7, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Ikari III: The Rescue'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Mar 26, 2020 , , {{dts, Mar 26, 2020 , , {{dts, Mar 26, 2020 , , {{dts, Mar 26, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Ikki Ikki may refer to: *''Ikki'', revolts against samurai rule in 15th and 16th century Japan **Ikkō-ikki, ''ikki'' revolts organized by Jōdo Shinshū Buddhists ***Kaga ikki, an ''Ikkō-ikki'' break-away warrior and peasant confederacy based in Kaga ...

'' , , {{, Sunsoft, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, May 22, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, May 24, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Nov 3, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, May 24, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Apr 12, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, May 24, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Aug 12, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Image Fight (also ''IMAGEFIGHT'') is a 1988 vertically scrolling shooter arcade game developed and published by Irem. It was ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System, PC Engine (Japan-only), Sharp X68000 (Japan-only), and FM Towns (Japan-only) in 1990. P ...

'' , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, May 23, 2019 , , {{dts, May 23, 2019 , , {{dts, May 23, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Mar 19, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, May 23, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

In the Hunt ''In the Hunt'' is a 1993 scrolling shooter arcade game developed and published by Irem. Versions for the PlayStation, Sega Saturn and PC were also released. The player assumes control of the Granvia, a submarine tasked with overthrowing the D ...

'' , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Nov 21, 2019 , , {{dts, Nov 21, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Nov 25, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 21, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Nov 25, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 21, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Itazura Tenshi'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Nov 4, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 4, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 4, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 4, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Kangaroo Kangaroos are four marsupials from the family Macropodidae (macropods, meaning "large foot"). In common use the term is used to describe the largest species from this family, the red kangaroo, as well as the antilopine kangaroo, eastern ...

'' , , {{, Sunsoft, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Jul 16, 2020 , , {{dts, Jul 16, 2020 , , {{dts, Jul 16, 2020 , , {{dts, Jul 16, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Karate Champ ''Karate Champ'', known in Japan as , is a 1984 arcade fighting game developed by Technōs Japan (which would later developing 1995 Neo Geo titles ''Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer'' with SNK) and released by Data East. A variety of moves can be per ...

'' , , {{, Data East, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Oct 9, 2014 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 3, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 29, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 3, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 28, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 3, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 2, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Kid Niki: Radical Ninja'' , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jan 25, 2018 , , {{dts, Jan 25, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 25, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jan 25, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Jan 25, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Kid's Horehore Daisakusen'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Feb 12, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 9, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Apr 26, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 9, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 9, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Feb 12, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' KiKi KaiKai'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jul 15, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 12, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 14, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 12, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Mar 12, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 15, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Koutetsu Yousai Strahl'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Jul 22, 2020 , , {{dts, Jul 22, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 22, 2020 , , {{dts, Jul 22, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Kuri Kinton Kuri may refer to: People * Aren Kuri (born 1991), a Japanese baseball player * Daniel Ludlow Kuri (born 1961), a Mexican politician * Emile Kuri (1907–2000), Mexican-American film set decorator * Ippei Kuri (born 1940), a Japanese manga artist ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Aug 13, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 13, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 13, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 13, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, Legend of Kage, '' The Legend of Kage'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Oct 2, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 10, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Dec 1, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 10, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Feb 16, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 10, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Apr 8, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Legend of Makai'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Mar 4, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 4, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 4, 2021 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Libble Rabble'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Nov 11, 2021 , , {{dts, Nov 11, 2021 , , {{dts, Nov 11, 2021 , , {{dts, Nov 11, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Liquid Kids'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Dec 2, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 2, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 2, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 2, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

MagMax is an arcade game which was developed by Nihon Bussan and released in 1985 under its brand Nichibutsu. A horizontal scrolling shooter, players control the title hover ship in an attempt to completely construct the ship into a giant robot and to ...

'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Apr 2, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, May 7, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 21, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, May 7, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Dec 2, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, May 7, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 5, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Mappy is an arcade game by Namco, introduced in 1983 and distributed in the United States by Bally Midway. A side-scrolling platform game featuring a mouse protagonist and cat antagonists, it runs on Namco Super Pac-Man hardware modified to suppor ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Oct 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Oct 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Oct 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Oct 21, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Mario Bros. is a 1983 arcade game developed and published for arcades by Nintendo. It was designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and Gunpei Yokoi, Nintendo's chief engineer. Italian twin brother plumbers Mario and Luigi exterminate creatures emerging from the ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Sep 27, 2017 , , {{dts, Sep 27, 2017 , , {{dts, Sep 27, 2017 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''Markham'' , , {{, Sunsoft, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Dec 10, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 17, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Dec 10, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 17, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Dec 10, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 17, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Dec 17, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Marvel Land is a platform game released by Namco in arcades in 1990. It runs on the Namco System 2 hardware. The game was published for the Mega Drive in 1991, with the European version renamed ''Talmit's Adventure''. The game shares its name with the fict ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Dec 15, 2022 , , {{unreleased , , {{unreleased , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Mat Mania Exciting Hour'' , , {{, Technos Japan, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Jun 12, 2014 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 19, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Mar 24, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 19, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Aug 24, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{dts, May 21, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Metal Black ''Metal Black'' is the eleventh studio album by heavy metal band Venom. It was released in 2006 through Castle/Sanctuary. It is the last to feature Mykvs on guitar. The name of the album is a play on their 1982 album ''Black Metal Black m ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Nov 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Nov 17, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Metal Hawk'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Dec 22, 2022 , , {{dts, Dec 22, 2022 , , {{dts, Dec 22, 2022 , , {{dts, Dec 22, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Metro-Cross is a platform game released in arcades by Namco in 1985. It was ported to the Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Family Computer, and ZX Spectrum. ''Metro-Cross'' runs on Namco Pac-Land hardware, but with a video system modified to support a ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Aug 18, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 18, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 18, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 18, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Mirai Ninja'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Dec 16, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 16, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 16, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 16, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Moon Cresta'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1980 , , {{dts, Aug 26, 2014 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 31, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, May 29, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 31, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 29, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 31, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 12, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Moon Patrol is a 1982 arcade video game developed and released by Irem. It was licensed to Williams for distribution in North America. The player controls a moon buggy which can jump over and shoot obstacles on a horizontally scrolling landscape as well as ...

'' , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Mar 22, 2018 , , {{dts, Mar 22, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 12, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Mar 22, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 22, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Mar 22, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Motos is an arcade game that was released by Namco on September 20, 1985. It runs on Namco Super Pac-Man hardware but with a video system like that used in ''Mappy'', ''The Tower of Druaga'', '' Grobda'' (without the DAC) and '' Dig Dug II''. Game ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Jun 9, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 9, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 9, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 9, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Mr. Goemon'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Dec 25, 2014 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 31, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 22, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 31, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 31, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, May 28, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Mutant Night'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Feb 16, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 30, 2021 ^NS , , {{dts, Dec 30, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 30, 2021 , , {{dts, Feb 20, 2017 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Naughty Boy'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Jun 4, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 18, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jun 4, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 18, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jun 4, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 18, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' New Rally-X'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Feb 3, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 3, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 3, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 3, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Ninja Gaiden is a series of action video games by Tecmo featuring the ninja Ryu Hayabusa as its protagonist. The series was originally known as in Japan. The word "gaiden" in the North American ''Ninja Gaiden'' title means "side story" in Japanese. The o ...

'' , , {{, Tecmo, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, May 9, 2019 , , {{dts, May 9, 2019 , , {{dts, May 9, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, May 9, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Ninja Kazan'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Feb 4, 2021 , , {{dts, Feb 4, 2021 , , {{dts, Feb 4, 2021 ^NS , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Ninja-Kid'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, May 15, 2014 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, May 26, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 7, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, May 14, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Ninja-Kid II'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Jun 5, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Jan 26, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 22, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 3, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Ninja Spirit ''Ninja Spirit'', known in Japan as , is a 1988 platform game developed and released in arcades by Irem. Although praised by gamers for detailed graphics, serious themes, solid controls and game plays the game also gained notoriety for harsh di ...

'' , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Jul 4, 2019 , , {{dts, Jul 4, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Jul 8, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jul 4, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 4, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, Ninja Warriors, ''

The Ninja Warriors is a side-scrolling beat 'em up video game developed and released by Taito in 1987. The original arcade game situated one display in between projected images of two other displays, creating the appearance of a triple-wide screen. Ports were rel ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Sep 7, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 18, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 7, 2017 ^PS4
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Omega Fighter is a vertical scrolling shooter developed for the arcades by UPL and released in 1989. While similar to most other scrolling shooters, ''Omega Fighter'' was unique in its gameplay, level and enemy focus: rather than flying over multiple levels, ...

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{{dts, Apr 4, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Ordyne'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' P-47: The Phantom Fighter'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Jul 2, 2020 , , {{dts, Jul 2, 2020 , , {{dts, Jul 2, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' P.O.W.: Prisoners of War'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Mar 5, 2020 , , {{dts, Mar 5, 2020 ^NS
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Pac & Pal is a 1983 maze chase arcade game developed and published by Namco. It is part of the company's ''Pac-Man'' series, is the third to have been produced in-house. Players control Pac-Man as he must eat the items in an enclosed maze while avoiding f ...

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Pac-Land is a 1984 side-scrolling arcade platform game developed and released by Namco. It was distributed in North America by Bally Midway, and in Europe by Atari Games. Controlling Pac-Man (character), Pac-Man, the player must make it to the end of eac ...

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Pac-Man originally called ''Puck Man'' in Japan, is a 1980 maze action video game developed and released by Namco for arcades. In North America, the game was released by Midway Manufacturing as part of its licensing agreement with Namco America. Th ...

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Pac-Mania is a cavalier perspective maze game that was developed and released by Namco for arcades in 1987. In the game, the player controls Pac-Man as he must eat all of the dots while avoiding the colored ghosts that chase him in the maze. Eating l ...

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Penguin Wars is an arcade game released in 1985 by UPL. It was ported to the original Game Boy (1990), MSX and Famicom by ASCII under the title ''Penguin Wars''. The Game Boy version of the game is known as ''King of the Zoo'' in Europe and ''Penguin-Kun W ...

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{{dts, Jan 9, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jan 9, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Pettan Pyuu'' , , {{, Sunsoft, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Nov 5, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 5, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 5, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 5, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Phozon'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Nov 25, 2021 , , {{dts, Nov 25, 2021 , , {{dts, Nov 25, 2021 , , {{dts, Nov 25, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Pinball Pinball games are a family of games in which a ball is propelled into a specially designed table where it bounces off various obstacles, scoring points either en route or when it comes to rest. Historically the board was studded with nails call ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2019 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , '' Pirate Pete'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Jun 10, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 10, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 10, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 10, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Pistol Daimyo no Bōken'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Jan 27, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 27, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 27, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 27, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Plus Alpha'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Apr 16, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 30, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Apr 16, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, May 15, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Apr 16, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, May 24, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Pooyan'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Jun 13, 2019 , , {{dts, Jun 13, 2019 , , {{dts, Jun 13, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Jul 30, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jun 13, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Pop Flamer'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Sep 9, 2021 , , {{dts, Sep 9, 2021 , , {{dts, Sep 9, 2021 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Pro Tennis: World Court'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, May 12, 2022 , , {{dts, May 12, 2022 , , {{dts, May 12, 2022 , , {{dts, May 12, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Psycho Soldier is a platform game developed by Japanese software company SNK. It was released in 1987. It is a distant sequel to ''Athena'', released a year earlier, featuring a late descendant of that game's main character. Ocean Software on their Imagine l ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Apr 25, 2019 , , {{dts, Apr 25, 2019 , , {{dts, Apr 25, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Apr 25, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Punch-Out!!'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Mar 30, 2018 , , {{dts, Mar 30, 2018 , , {{dts, Mar 30, 2018 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''

Qix is a 1981 puzzle video game developed by husband and wife team Randy and Sandy Pfeiffer and published in arcades by Taito America. ''Qix'' is one of a handful of games made by Taito's American division. At the start of each level, the playing f ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Mar 10, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 10, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 10, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 10, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Quarth , known as ''Block Hole'' outside Japan, is a hybrid puzzle/shoot 'em up game developed by Konami which was released in 1989 as an arcade game. Besides the arcade version, there were also ports of the game to the MSX2 (with a built-in SCC chip), ...

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(''Block Hole'') , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Jan 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 21, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 21, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Rabio Lepus'' , , {{, Video System, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Jul 7, 2022 , , {{dts, Jul 7, 2022 , , {{dts, Jul 7, 2022 , , {{dts, Jul 7, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Radical Radial'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, May 14, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, May 28, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, May 14, 2020 ^NS
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{{dts, May 28, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, May 28, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Raiden'' , , {{, Seibu Kaihatsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Jul 1, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 1, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 1, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 1, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Raiders5'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Dec 18, 2014 ^PS4
{{dts, May 21, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 23, 2015 ^PS4
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Raimais is a maze chase arcade game released in April 1988 in Japan by Taito. The object of the game is to drive your vehicle around a maze in order to clear the maze of dots while avoiding enemies. The game consists of 32 mazes total plus boss fights ( ...

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Rally-X is a maze chase arcade video game developed Namco and released in 1980. Players drive a blue Formula One race car through a multidirectional scrolling maze to collect yellow flags. Boulders block some paths and must be avoided. Red enemy cars ...

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Renegade Renegade or The Renegade may refer to: Aircraft *Lake Renegade, an American amphibious aircraft design *Murphy Renegade, a Canadian ultralight biplane design *Southern Aeronautical Renegade, an American racing aircraft design Games *''Command ...

''{{efn, The Japanese version of the game, {{nihongo, ''Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun'', 熱血硬派くにおくん was released in Japan on Jul 24, 2014 and in Asia on May 28, 2015. The Western version, ''Renegade'' was released in North America on Jun 2, 2015, Europe on Jun 30, 2015, and Japan on Dec 22, 2015. , , {{, Technos Japan, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jul 24, 2014 ^PS4
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The Return of Ishtar is an action role-playing arcade video game released by Namco in 1986. It runs on Namco System 86 hardware and is the sequel to '' The Tower of Druaga'', which was released two years earlier. The game's story directly starts after the first game ...

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Road Fighter is a racing arcade video game developed by Konami and released in 1984. It was the first racing game from Konami. The goal is to reach the finish line within the stages without running out of time, hitting other cars or running out of fuel ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Jul 25, 2019 , , {{dts, Jul 25, 2019 , , {{dts, Jul 25, 2019 , , {{dts, Jul 25, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Rod Land'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Jan 7, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 7, 2021 , , {{dts, Jan 7, 2021 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Roller Jammer'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Jul 28, 2022 , , {{dts, Jul 28, 2022 , , {{dts, Jul 28, 2022 , , {{dts, Jul 28, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Rolling Thunder'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Mar 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 17, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 17, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Rompers'' , , {, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Sep 15, 2022 , , {{dts, Sep 15, 2022 , , {{dts, Sep 15, 2022 , , {{dts, Sep 15, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Route-16'' , , {{, Sunsoft, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jul 16, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Rush 'n Attack'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Nov 26, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 26, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 26, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 26, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Rygar ''Rygar'' is a video game created by Tecmo in 1986 and originally released for arcades in Japan as . It is a side-scrolling platform game where the player assumes the role as the "Legendary Warrior", battling through a hostile landscape. The m ...

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{{dts, Sep 13, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 13, 2018 ^NS , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Saboten Bombers'' , , {{, NMK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Apr 8, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 8, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 8, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 8, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Saint Dragon is a horizontally scrolling shooter released as a coin-op by Jaleco in 1989. Ports to several home computer systems were published by Storm Entertainment in 1990. On February 6, 2020, ''Saint Dragon'' was released as part of Hamster's ''Arcade A ...

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Salamander Salamanders are a group of amphibians typically characterized by their lizard-like appearance, with slender bodies, blunt snouts, short limbs projecting at right angles to the body, and the presence of a tail in both larvae and adults. All t ...

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(''Life Force'') , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Nov 27, 2015 ^PS4
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{{dts, Feb 27, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Feb 23, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Sasuke vs. Commander'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1980 , , {{dts, Feb 13, 2020 , , {{dts, Feb 13, 2020 , , {{dts, Feb 13, 2020 , , {{dts, Feb 13, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Scramble Scramble, Scrambled, or Scrambling may refer to: Arts, entertainment, and media Games * ''Scramble'' (video game), a 1981 arcade game Music Albums * ''Scramble'' (album), an album by Atlanta-based band the Coathangers * ''Scrambles'' (album) ...

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{{dts, Sep 26, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jul 9, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Sea Fighter Poseidon'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Jul 8, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 8, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 8, 2021 , , {{dts, Jul 8, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Seicross ''Seicross'', known as in Japan, is a shooter arcade game developed and released by Nichibutsu in Japan and North America. Despite the original arcade game being titled ''Sector Zone'', Nichibutsu later ported it to the Famicom as . This port ...

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{{dts, Dec 31, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 31, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 2, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 31, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 10, 2015 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Shusse Ozumo'' , , {{, Technos Japan, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Jan 22, 2015 ^PS4
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Sky Kid is a horizontally scrolling shooter arcade video game released by Namco in 1985. It runs on Namco Pac-Land hardware but with a video system like that used in '' Dragon Buster''. It is also the first game from Namco to allow two players to play ...

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Sky Skipper is a 1981 arcade game by Nintendo. In the game, the player pilots a biplane and must save animals and a royal family from gorillas holding them captured. This is done by dropping bombs on the gorillas to knock them out and unlock the cages, the ...

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Soccer Association football, more commonly known as football or soccer, is a team sport played between two teams of 11 players who primarily use their feet to propel the ball around a rectangular field called a pitch. The objective of the game is ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Oct 23, 2020 , , {{dts, Oct 23, 2020 , , {{dts, Oct 23, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''Soldam'' , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Sep 16, 2021 , , {{dts, Sep 16, 2021 , , {{dts, Sep 16, 2021 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Soldier Girl Amazon'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Mar 11, 2016 ^PS4
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{{dts, Jun 23, 2022 ^NS , , {{dts, Mar 11, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Solomon's Key is a puzzle game developed by Tecmo in 1986 for an arcade release on custom hardware based on the Z80 chipset. It was ported to multiple systems including the Nintendo Entertainment System and Commodore 64. The PC Engine version was known a ...

'' , , {{, Tecmo, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Sep 4, 2014 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 6, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Sep 15, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 6, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 6, 2019 ^NS , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Space Cruiser'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Aug 26, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 26, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 26, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 26, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Space Seeker'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Jun 16, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 16, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 16, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 16, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Star Force also released in arcades outside of Japan as ''Mega Force'', is a vertical-scrolling shooter computer game released in 1984 by Tehkan. Gameplay In the game, the player pilots a starship called the ''Final Star'', while shooting various enemie ...

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Sunset Riders is a side-scrolling run and gun video game developed and released by Konami as an arcade video game in 1991. It is set in the American Old West, where the player takes control of a bounty hunter who is seeking the rewards offered for various ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Jun 11, 2020 , , {{dts, Jun 11, 2020 , , {{dts, Jun 11, 2020 , , {{dts, Jun 11, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Super Cobra'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1981 , , {{dts, Oct 15, 2020 , , {{dts, Oct 15, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 22, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Oct 15, 2020 ^NS
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Super Dodge Ball ''Super Dodge Ball'' is a dodgeball-based sports game produced by Technos Japan Corp. originally released as an arcade game in 1987 in video gaming, 1987. In Japan, it was the second game starring Technos Japan's video game character Kunio-kun, ...

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{{dts, Aug 27, 2020 ^NS , , {{dts, Mar 18, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Super Pac-Man'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Jan 6, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 6, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 6, 2022 , , {{dts, Jan 6, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Super Punch-Out!! is a boxing video game developed and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It was released on September 14, 1994 in North America and again in the same region in 1996. It was released in Europe on January ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Aug 14, 2020 , , {{dts, Aug 14, 2020 , , {{dts, Aug 14, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''Super Volleyball'' , , {{, Video System, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Aug 25, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 25, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 25, 2022 , , {{dts, Aug 25, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Swimmer Swimming is an individual or team racing sport that requires the use of one's entire body to move through water. The sport takes place in pools or open water (e.g., in a sea or lake). Competitive swimming is one of the most popular Olympic ...

'' , , {{, Tecmo, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Mar 25, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 25, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 25, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 25, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Takeda Shingen''
(''Shingen Samurai-Fighter'') , , {{, Jaleco, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Jun 24, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 24, 2021 , , {{dts, Jun 24, 2021 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Task Force Harrier'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, May 20, 2021 , , {{dts, May 20, 2021 , , {{dts, May 20, 2021 , , {{dts, May 20, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Tecmo Bowl is an American football video game developed and released by Tecmo. Originally released as an arcade game in 1987, the game features a large dual screen cabinet with up to four players between two fictitious teams. A port for the Nintendo Entert ...

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Terra Cresta is a vertically scrolling shooter arcade video game released by Nichibutsu in 1985. The player controls a flying craft to destroy the Mandler army before they destroy all of humanity. Gameplay involves shooting enemies and collecting different ...

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{{dts, May 2, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, May 2, 2019 ^NS{{efn, This game was mistakenly listed on the North American Nintendo eShop and on Nintendo.com from Apr 4, 2019, and was removed the next day. , , {{dts, May 2, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Nov 17, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Tetris: The Grand Master'' , , {{,

Arika is a Japanese video game developer and publisher. It was formed in 1995 by former Capcom employees, originally as ARMtech K.K, later named Arika. The name of the company is the reverse of the name of the company's founder, Akira Nishitani, who ...

, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, Dec 1, 2022 , , {{dts, Dec 1, 2022 , , {{dts, Dec 1, 2022 , , {{dts, Dec 1, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Thunder Ceptor'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jun 30, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 30, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 30, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 30, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Thunder Cross'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 11, 2021 ^NS , , {{dts, Feb 11, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 25, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Feb 11, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 26, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Thunder Cross II'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2021 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Thunder Dragon'' , , {{, NMK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Mar 11, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 11, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 11, 2021 , , {{dts, Mar 11, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Thunder Dragon 2'' , , {{, NMK, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Feb 10, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 10, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 10, 2022 , , {{dts, Feb 10, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Time Pilot is a multidirectional shooter arcade game designed by Yoshiki Okamoto and released by Konami in 1982. It was distributed in the United States by Centuri, and by Atari Ireland in Europe and the Middle East. While engaging in aerial combat, the ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Apr 11, 2019 , , {{dts, Apr 11, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 12, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Apr 11, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Sep 26, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Apr 12, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Time Pilot '84 ''Time Pilot '84: Further Into Unknown World'' is a scrolling multidirectional shooter released in arcades in 1984 by Konami. The different time periods of 1982's ''Time Pilot'' are replaced by a top-down view of a science fiction landscape th ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, May 27, 2021 , , {{dts, May 27, 2021 , , {{dts, May 27, 2021 , , {{dts, May 27, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Time Tunnel'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Sep 19, 2019 , , {{dts, Sep 19, 2019 , , {{dts, Sep 19, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 15, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Sep 19, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, Tin Star, ''The Tin Star'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Apr 2, 2020 , , {{dts, Apr 2, 2020 , , {{dts, Apr 2, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 8, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Apr 2, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' TNK III'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Nov 7, 2019 , , {{dts, Nov 7, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Nov 25, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 7, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Nov 11, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 7, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes'' , , {{, Tecmo, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Oct 20, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 20, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 20, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 20, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, Tower of Druaga, '' The Tower of Druaga'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Jun 2, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 2, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 2, 2022 , , {{dts, Jun 2, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Toy Pop is a multidirectional shooter arcade game that was released by Namco in 1986. The game was later rereleased as part of ''Namco Museum#Namco Museum Volume 1, Namco Museum Vol. 1'' for the original Sony PlayStation in 1995. Gameplay ''Toy Pop'' ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Oct 13, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 13, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 13, 2022 , , {{dts, Oct 13, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Track & Field Track and field is a sport that includes athletic contests based on running, jumping, and throwing skills. The name is derived from where the sport takes place, a running track and a grass field for the throwing and some of the jumping eve ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Sep 12, 2019 , , {{dts, Sep 12, 2019 , , {{dts, Sep 12, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 3, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Sep 12, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Trigon''
(''Lightning Fighters'') , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Aug 20, 2020 , , {{dts, Aug 20, 2020 , , {{dts, Aug 20, 2020 , , {{dts, Aug 20, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Trio The Punch – Never Forget Me...'' , , {{, Data East, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, May 19, 2022 , , {{dts, May 19, 2022 , , {{dts, May 19, 2022 , , {{dts, May 19, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Tube Panic'' , , {{, Nichibutsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Apr 23, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, May 7, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Apr 23, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 6, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Apr 23, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 6, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jul 1, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

TwinBee is a vertically scrolling shooter released by Konami as an arcade video game in 1985 in Japan. Along with Sega's '' Fantasy Zone'', released a year later, ''TwinBee'' is credited as an early archetype of the "cute 'em up" type in its genre. It ...

'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Dec 25, 2015 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 5, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Feb 26, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 5, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, May 10, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 5, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, May 10, 2016 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Typhoon Gal'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Sep 30, 2021 , , {{dts, Sep 30, 2021 , , {{dts, Sep 30, 2021 , , {{dts, Sep 30, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Urban Champion is a fighting video game developed and published by Nintendo in 1984. It was first released for the Famicom and Nintendo VS. System for arcades in 1984, and later released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in North America and Europe in 19 ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Nov 9, 2018 , , {{dts, Nov 9, 2018 , , {{dts, Nov 9, 2018 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , '' USAAF Mustang'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Sept 2, 2021 , , {{dts, Sept 2, 2021 , , {{dts, Sept 2, 2021 , , {{dts, Sept 2, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Valkyrie no Densetsu ''Valkyrie no Densetsu'' is a 1989 action-adventure role-playing arcade game developed and published in Japan by Namco. It is a follow-up to the Family Computer game '' Valkyrie no Bōken'' (1986). Players control the warrior maiden Valkyrie an ...

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(''The Legend of Valkyrie'') , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Apr 14, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 14, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 14, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 14, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Vandyke'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Aug 19, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 19, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 19, 2021 , , {{dts, Aug 19, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Victory Road'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Aug 1, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 1, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 2, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Aug 1, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 1, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Vigilante Vigilantism () is the act of preventing, investigating and punishing perceived offenses and crimes without legal authority. A vigilante (from Spanish, Italian and Portuguese “vigilante”, which means "sentinel" or "watcher") is a person who ...

'' , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1988 , , {{dts, Sep 5, 2019 , , {{dts, Sep 5, 2019 , , {{dts, Sep 5, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 10, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Sep 5, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' VS. Balloon Fight'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Dec 27, 2019 , , {{dts, Dec 27, 2019 , , {{dts, Dec 27, 2019 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , '' VS. Baseball'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Jun 19, 2020 , , {{dts, Jun 19, 2020 , , {{dts, Jun 19, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , '' VS. Castlevania'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Oct 17, 2019 , , {{dts, Oct 17, 2019 , , {{dts, Oct 17, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 21, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Oct 17, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' VS. Gradius'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Aug 15, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 15, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 15, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 30, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Aug 15, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''VS. Mahjong'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Feb 21, 2020 , , {{dts, Feb 21, 2020 , , {{dts, Feb 21, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''

VS. Super Mario Bros. is a platform game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The successor to the 1983 arcade game '' Mario Bros.'' and the first game in the ''Super Mario'' series, it was first released in 1985 for t ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Dec 22, 2017 , , {{dts, Dec 22, 2017 , , {{dts, Dec 22, 2017 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''

VS. Tennis is a sports video game developed by Nintendo in 1983, and released for the Family Computer (Famicom) in 1984. The arcade game version ''Vs. Tennis'' was also released for the Nintendo VS. System in 1984, becoming a hit at Japanese and America ...

'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, Dec 18, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 18, 2020 , , {{dts, Dec 18, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , '' VS. Wrecking Crew'' , , {{, Nintendo, , {{Date table sorting, 1984 , , {{dts, May 1, 2020 , , {{dts, May 1, 2020 , , {{dts, May 1, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{na , - , ''Water Ski'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Aug 22, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 22, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 22, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Sep 10, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Aug 22, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Wild Western'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Jun 20, 2019 , , {{dts, Jun 20, 2019 , , {{dts, Jun 20, 2019 ^NS , , {{dts, Jun 20, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Wiz'' , , {{, Seibu Kaihatsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Jun 25, 2020 , , {{dts, Jun 25, 2020 , , {{dts, Jun 25, 2020 , , {{unreleased , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Wonder Boy The series, also known as the series, is a franchise of video games published by Sega and developed by Westone Bit Entertainment (formerly Escape). Beginning with the original '' Wonder Boy'' arcade game released in April 21, 1986, the game has ...

'' , , {{, Westone, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jul 10, 2014 , , {{unreleased , , {{unreleased , , {{unreleased , , {{na , , {{ya , - , ''

Wonder Momo is a 1987 beat 'em up arcade game that was developed and published by Namco exclusively in Japan. It was ported to the PC-Engine in 1989, with both versions of the game later ported to the Wii Virtual Console. The game was also included in '' N ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Mar 31, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 31, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 31, 2022 , , {{dts, Mar 31, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' X Multiply'' , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1989 , , {{dts, Aug 8, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 8, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 9, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Aug 8, 2019 , , {{dts, Aug 8, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Xevious is a vertically scrolling shooter video game developed and published by Namco for arcades in 1982. It was released in Japan and Europe by Namco and in North America by Atari, Inc. Controlling the Solvalou starship, the player attacks Xevious f ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1982 , , {{dts, Sep 24, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 7, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Sep 23, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 7, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Sep 24, 2021 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 7, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Oct 7, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Xexex , released as ''Orius'' in North America, is a 1991 side-scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game by Konami. It draws on Irem's ''R-Type'' and Konami's other shoot 'em up ''Gradius'', while adding the tentacle mechanics of Irem's other shoot 'em up ''XM ...

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(''Orius'') , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Dec 23, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 23, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 23, 2021 , , {{dts, Dec 23, 2021 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''XX Mission'' , , {{, UPL, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Jan 23, 2020 , , {{dts, Jan 23, 2020 , , {{dts, Jan 23, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 24, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Jan 23, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Yie Ar Kung-Fu'' , , {{, Konami, , {{Date table sorting, 1985 , , {{dts, Nov 14, 2019 , , {{dts, Nov 14, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Nov 19, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 14, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Nov 22, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 14, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Yokai Dochuki is a 1987 platform game, platform arcade game developed and released by Namco in Japan and other parts of Asia. The player controls a young boy named Tarosuke as he must make his way through Jigoku, the Japanese concept of Hell, to reach Gautama ...

'' , , {{, Namco, , {{Date table sorting, 1987 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2022 , , {{dts, Apr 28, 2022 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Youjyuden''
(''Heroic Episode'') , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1986 , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 26, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 ^NS , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''Zero Team'' , , {{, Seibu Kaihatsu, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Nov 19, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 19, 2020 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 8, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 19, 2020 , , {{dts, Nov 19, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Zippy Race''
(''Traverse USA'') , , {{, Irem, , {{Date table sorting, 1983 , , {{dts, Nov 30, 2017 , , {{dts, Nov 30, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 7, 2017 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 30, 2017 , , {{dts, Nov 30, 2017 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya

''ACA Neo Geo''

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release ! colspan="4", ''ACA'' Release date ! colspan="6", ''ACA'' Platforms , - ! {{abbr, JP, Japan ! {{abbr, NA, North America ! {{abbr, PAL, PAL regions, which include Europe and Australasia ! {{abbr, Asia, Other Asian regions ! NS ! PS4 ! XBO ! PC ! IOS !

AND or AND may refer to: Logic, grammar, and computing * Conjunction (grammar), connecting two words, phrases, or clauses * Logical conjunction in mathematical logic, notated as "∧", "⋅", "&", or simple juxtaposition * Bitwise AND, a boolea ...

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3 Count Bout ''3 Count Bout'' is a wrestling arcade game released by SNK in 1993. Gameplay Players can play as one of 10 fictional professional wrestlers to fight for the SWF championship title. Along with the standard wrestling match, fights locations inc ...

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{{dts, Oct 16, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 2, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 11, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 16, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 12, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 11, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 16, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 2, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 11, 2018 ^{NS / PS4}
{{dts, Oct 16, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 2, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Aero Fighters 2 ''Aero Fighters 2'' is a vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game released in 1994 by Video System. It is developed by SNK and released in Japan, North America and Europe. It is the second part of the '' Aero Fighters'' series followed by the ...

'' , , {{, Video System, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Aug 3, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 12, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 3, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 11, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 3, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 12, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 3, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 12, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Aero Fighters 3'' , , {{, Video System, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Mar 15, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 22, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 15, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 28, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 15, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 24, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 22, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 15, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 22, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Aggressors of Dark Kombat ''Aggressors of Dark Kombat'', known in Japan as or ''GanGan'', is a 1994 fighting arcade game developed by Alpha Denshi Corp. (ADK) and published by SNK. It was also released on SNK's Neo Geo AES and Neo Geo CD home consoles, and in later d ...

'' , , {{, ADK, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Sep 13, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 13, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 30, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 13, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 13, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Alpha Mission II ''Alpha Mission II'' is a vertically scrolling full screen shoot 'em up released by SNK in 1991 for the Neo Geo arcade and home systems. It is the sequel to the 1985 arcade game ''Alpha Mission''. It was later released for the Neo Geo CD in 1994 a ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Dec 26, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jan 10, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jan 18, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 26, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Art of Fighting is a fighting video game trilogy that were released for the Neo Geo platform in the early 1990s. It was the second fighting game franchise created by SNK, following the ''Fatal Fury'' series and is set in the same fictional universe as a pr ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 28, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 28, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 28, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Art of Fighting 2 is a fighting video game trilogy that were released for the Neo Geo platform in the early 1990s. It was the second fighting game franchise created by SNK, following the ''Fatal Fury'' series and is set in the same fictional universe as a pre ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 8, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 11, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 11, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 8, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 8, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 17, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 23, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, May 17, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 12, 2020 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 22, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, May 17, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 3, 2020 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 23, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 17, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 23, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Baseball Stars Professional'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, May 17, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 15, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 17, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 14, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 15, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 17, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 15, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 17, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 15, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Baseball Stars 2'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Mar 21, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 22, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 21, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 22, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 21, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 21, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 22, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Big Tournament Golf''{{efn, Marketed as ''Neo Turf Masters'' in English territory until Aug 2019. , , {{,

Nazca Nazca (; sometimes spelled Nasca; qu, Naska) is a city and system of valleys on the southern coast of Peru. It is also the name of the largest existing town in the Nazca Province. The name is derived from the Nazca culture, which flourished in ...

, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Feb 23, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 3, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 23, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 2, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 23, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 3, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 23, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 3, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Blazing Star ''Blazing Star'' is a shoot 'em up video game developed by Yumekobo and published by SNK in 1998 for the Neo Geo arcade and home systems. It is a follow-up to '' Pulstar'' (1995) and features side-scrolling action similar to its predecessor an ...

'' , , {{, Yumekobo, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 22, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile, Previously released outside of the ''ACA Neo Geo'' moniker. , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , ''

Blue's Journey ''Blue's Journey'' is a side-scrolling platform game released by Alpha Denshi in 1990 on SNK's Neo Geo MVS arcade system and their AES home system. It was ported to the Neo Geo CD in 1994. It was rereleased on the Wii's Virtual Console in Europe ...

'' , , {{, Alpha Denshi, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Sep 7, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 26, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 7, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 25, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 7, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 12, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 26, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 7, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, May 26, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Burning Fight is a beat 'em up arcade game released by SNK in 1991 for the Neo Geo MVS system. Introduced to capture a share in the then-popular beat 'em ups market, it was meant to compete with Technōs' ''Double Dragon'', the leader of the genre at the tim ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Sep 28, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 16, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 28, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 11, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 15, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 28, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 10, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 16, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 28, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 16, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Crossed Swords'' , , {{, Alpha Denshi, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Aug 23, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 14, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 23, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 29, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 14, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 23, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 14, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 23, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 14, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Cyber-Lip is a side-scrolling run-and-gun shooter (platform shoot 'em up) arcade game released by SNK in 1990 for the Neo Geo MVS. It was then released for the Neo Geo AES home console in 1991. Gameplay Gameplay consists of battling through large nu ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Sep 20, 2018 ^{NS / PS4}
{{dts, Dec 4, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 19, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 20, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 4, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 3, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 19, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 20, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 4, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 19, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 20, 2018 ^{NS / PS4}
{{dts, Dec 4, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 19, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Fatal Fury: King of Fighters'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Dec 15, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 10, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jan 12, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 9, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jan 4, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 10, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 15, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 23, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 10, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Fatal Fury 2'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^{NS / PS4}
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 6, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 22, 2017 ^{NS / PS4}
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Fatal Fury Special'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Jul 13, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 13, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 13, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 13, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , '' Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Aug 31, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 31, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 31, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 31, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Football Frenzy is an American football arcade video game developed and originally published by SNK on January 31, 1992. It was the second football game created by SNK after 1987's ''Touch Down Fever'', as well as the only football game released for the Neo Geo ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 21, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 7, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 21, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 21, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 30, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 21, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Galaxy Fight: Universal Warriors'' , , {{, Sunsoft, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 18, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, May 18, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, May 17, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, May 18, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 6, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 18, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Garou: Mark of the Wolves'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1999 , , {{dts, May 11, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 16, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 7, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 11, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 16, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 28, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 7, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 11, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 16, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 7, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 11, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 16, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 7, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , '' Ghost Pilots'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Apr 26, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 26, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 26, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 26, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Gururin'' , , {{, Face, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Apr 12, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 12, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 12, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 12, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Karnov's Revenge'' , , {{, Data East, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Nov 16, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 16, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 7, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 16, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 4, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 16, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , {{sort, King of Fighters '94, ''

The King of Fighters '94 ''The King of Fighters '94'' (''KOF 94'') is a fighting game released by SNK for the Neo Geo (system), Neo Geo-based arcade game, arcade system in 1994, as the first in ''The King of Fighters'' series. The game was also released for the Neo Geo ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 10, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 9, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 10, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 27, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 10, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, King of Fighters '95, ''

The King of Fighters '95 ''(KOF '95)'' is a fighting game produced by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade and home consoles in 1995. It is the sequel to '' The King of Fighters '94'' and the second game in '' The King of Fighters'' series. It is also the first game in the ser ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Mar 30, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 2, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 30, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, May 11, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 1, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 30, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, May 16, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 2, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 30, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 2, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, King of Fighters '96, ''

The King of Fighters '96 ''(KOF '96)'' is a fighting game released by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade and home consoles in 1996. It is the third game in ''The King of Fighters'' series, following ''The King of Fighters '95''. Like its predecessor, the game was ported to the N ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 6, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 11, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 28, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, King of Fighters '97, ''

The King of Fighters '97 ''(KOF '97)'' is a fighting game produced by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade and home console in 1997. It is the fourth game in ''The King of Fighters'' series. It was ported to the Neo-Geo CD, as well as the PlayStation and the Sega Saturn in Japan ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1997 , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Nov 21, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 26, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , {{sort, King of Fighters '98, '' The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Feb 26, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 11, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , {{sort, King of Fighters '99, '' The King of Fighters '99: Millennium Battle'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1999 , , {{dts, May 25, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 18, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 25, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 18, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 25, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 20, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 18, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 25, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 18, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, King of Fighters 2000, ''

The King of Fighters 2000 ''(KOF 2000, or KOF '00)'' is a fighting video game that was produced by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade and home consoles in 2000. It is the seventh installment in ''The King of Fighters'' series for the Neo Geo and the final game in the series SNK ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 2000 , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 8, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 1, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 7, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 22, 2020 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 8, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 10, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 8, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, King of Fighters 2001, ''

The King of Fighters 2001 ''(KOF 2001, or KOF '01)'' is a fighting game produced by Eolith (company), Eolith for the Neo Geo (console), Neo Geo. It is the eighth game in ''The King of Fighters'' series, the third and final part of the "NESTS Chronicles" story arc, and the ...

'' , , {{, Playmore, , {{Date table sorting, 2001 , , {{dts, Sep 27, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 12, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 13, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 27, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 14, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Jul 12, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 12, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 27, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 12, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 5, 2021 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 13, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Sep 27, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 12, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 13, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, King of Fighters 2002, '' The King of Fighters 2002: Challenge to Ultimate Battle'' , , {{, Playmore, , {{Date table sorting, 2002 , , {{dts, Dec 27, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 27, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 27, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 26, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 27, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 27, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, King of Fighters 2003, '' The King of Fighters 2003'' , , {{, SNK Playmore, , {{Date table sorting, 2003 , , {{dts, Feb 21, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 21, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 8, 2020 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 16, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 21, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 21, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 29, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' King of the Monsters'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 20, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 4, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 17, 2022 ^{IOS /AND} , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 20, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 4, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 16, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 20, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 4, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 20, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 4, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' King of the Monsters 2: The Next Thing'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 27, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 30, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 27, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 27, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 10, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 27, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Kizuna Encounter: Super Tag Battle'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 11, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 11, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 11, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 11, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , {{sort, Last Blade, ''

The Last Blade ''The Last Blade'' is a fighting game developed and released by SNK for the Neo Geo (console), Neo Geo system in 1997. It was also ported to several home systems. A sequel, ''The Last Blade 2'', was released in 1998. The game takes place during t ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1997 , , {{dts, May 18, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 18, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 20, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 18, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, May 25, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 18, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , {{sort, Last Blade 2, ''

The Last Blade 2 ''The Last Blade 2'' is a video game developed and released by SNK in 1998. Like its predecessor, ''The Last Blade'', it is a weapons-based versus fighting game originally released to arcades via the Neo Geo MVS arcade system, although it has si ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 20, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 19, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 20, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 20, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Feb 15, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 21, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 20, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Last Resort'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 3, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 2, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 3, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, May 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 3, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' League Bowling'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Jul 19, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 10, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 19, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 10, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 19, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 10, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 19, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 10, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Magical Drop II'' , , {{, Data East, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 20, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 16, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Magical Drop III'' , , {{, Data East, , {{Date table sorting, 1997 , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 6, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 22, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Magician Lord'' , , {{, Alpha Denshi, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Aug 17, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 9, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 17, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 8, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 17, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 9, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 17, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 9, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Metal Slug is a Japanese run and gun video game series originally created by Nazca Corporation before merging with SNK in 1996 after the completion of the first game in the series. Spin-off games include a third-person shooter to commemorate the 10th ...

'' , , {{, Nazca, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 30, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 28, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^XBO
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{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^XBO
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{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 24, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Mar 30, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , ''

Metal Slug 2 is a Platform game#Run and gun platformers, run and gun video game developed by SNK. It was originally released in 1998 for the Neo Geo (system), Neo-Geo MVS arcade platform as the sequel to the 1996 game ''Metal Slug (1996 video game), Metal Sl ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 1, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Feb 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , '' Metal Slug X'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1999 , , {{dts, Oct 5, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 5, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 11, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 5, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 10, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 5, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , ''

Metal Slug 3 is a run and gun video game developed by SNK. It was originally released in 2000 for the Neo-Geo MVS arcade platform as the sequel to '' Metal Slug 2''/'' Metal Slug X''. The music of the game was developed by Noise Factory. The game was port ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 2000 , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Feb 26, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jan 5, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , , {{Yes-No, {{efn, name=mobile , - , ''

Metal Slug 4 is a run and gun video game for the Neo-Geo console/arcade platform created by Mega Enterprise along with Noise Factory. It was released in 2002 for the Neo-Geo MVS arcade platform, and is the fourth game in the ''Metal Slug'' series. Two y ...

'' , , {{, Playmore, , {{Date table sorting, 2002 , , {{dts, Aug 9, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 31, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 4, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 9, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, May 31, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 3, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 9, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 31, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 18, 2020 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 4, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 9, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 31, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 4, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Metal Slug 5 is a run and gun video game for the Neo-Geo created by SNK Playmore. It was released in 2003 for the MVS arcade platform and is the fifth game in the ''Metal Slug'' series. The game was developed by Noise Factory/SNK Playmore, after Korean co ...

'' , , {{, SNK Playmore, , {{Date table sorting, 2003 , , {{dts, Dec 13, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 8, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 13, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 8, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 12, 2020 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 13, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 8, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 12, 2020 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 13, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 8, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Money Puzzle Exchanger ''Money Puzzle Exchanger'' is a puzzle game created on January 17, 1997 by Japanese video game developer Face for the Neo Geo MVS arcade system. Athena Co. Ltd. ported it to the Game Boy on August 29, 1997, and the PlayStation on November 5, 1998 ...

'' , , {{, Face, , {{Date table sorting, 1997 , , {{dts, Jun 28, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 28, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 12, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 28, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 28, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 5, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Mutation Nation is a beat 'em up arcade game that was developed and released by SNK for the Neo Geo Japanese arcade and home systems in 1992 while the English versions were released in 1992. Gameplay One or two players (Player 1 as Ricky and Player 2 as John ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Oct 26, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 14, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 26, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 27, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 13, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 26, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 21, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 14, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 26, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 14, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

NAM-1975 is a war shooting gallery arcade video game developed and originally published by SNK on April 26, 1990. It was one of the launch titles for both the Neo Geo MVS (arcade) and Neo Geo AES (home) platforms, in addition to being the only title in ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 23, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 22, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 23, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 2, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 9, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 23, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Neo Geo Cup '98: The Road to the Victory''{{efn, These ''ACA Neo Geo'' games were quietly removed from all digital stores at the end of Aug 2020 due to issues regarding the

Republic of China Taiwan, officially the Republic of China (ROC), is a country in East Asia, at the junction of the East and South China Seas in the northwestern Pacific Ocean, with the People's Republic of China (PRC) to the northwest, Japan to the northeas ...

., name=game-removed , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 4, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 4, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 4, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 29, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 4, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Ninja Combat'' , , {{, Alpha Denshi, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, May 31, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 31, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 31, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 31, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Ninja Commando is a vertically scrolling run and gun video game developed by Alpha Denshi and published by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade and home systems in 1992. It was released for the Neo Geo CD in 1994. Gameplay The overall gameplay is similar to this ...

'' , , {{, Alpha Denshi, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Sep 6, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 28, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 6, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 28, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 28, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 6, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 28, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 6, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 28, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Ninja Master's: Haō Ninpō Chō'' , , {{, ADK, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Jan 17, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 17, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 17, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 17, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 1, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Over Top'' , , {{, ADK, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, May 16, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 16, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, May 8, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 20, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 27, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 17, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Pleasure Goal: 5 on 5 Mini Soccer'' , , {{, Saurus, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Nov 1, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 23, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 1, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 23, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 23, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 1, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 23, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 1, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 23, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Power Spikes II is a volleyball Arcade game, arcade video game developed by Video System and originally published by Taito on October 19, 1994 in video gaming, 1994. A follow-up to ''Hyper V-Ball'' on Super Nintendo Entertainment System, it was first launched fo ...

'' , , {{, Video System, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Jan 18, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 25, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jan 18, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 24, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jan 18, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 25, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jan 18, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Aug 25, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Prehistoric Isle 2'' , , {{, Yumekobo, , {{Date table sorting, 1999 , , {{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 24, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 26, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, May 24, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 24, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 24, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Pulstar'' , , {{, Aicom, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 1, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jul 10, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 1, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 6, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2017 ^NS
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{{dts, Dec 1, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Puzzle Bobble internationally known as ''Bust-a-Move'', is a 1994 Tile-matching video game, tile-matching puzzle arcade game developed and published by Taito. It is based on the 1986 arcade game ''Bubble Bobble'', featuring characters and themes from that gam ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Dec 20, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 25, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Dec 20, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jan 3, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 25, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Dec 20, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 25, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Feb 27, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Dec 20, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 25, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Puzzle Bobble 2 ''Puzzle Bobble 2'' is a tile-matching video game by Taito. The first sequel to ''Puzzle Bobble'', it is also known in Europe and North America as ''Bust-A-Move Again'' for arcades and ''Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition'' for home consoles. Releas ...

'' , , {{, Taito, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Feb 7, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 14, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 22, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 7, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 22, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 7, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 22, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 16, 2020 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Feb 7, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 14, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 22, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Puzzled'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Aug 24, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 24, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 24, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 23, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 24, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 1, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 24, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Aug 24, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jan 24, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Ragnagard ''Ragnagard'' is 2D arcade game, arcade fighting game developed by Saurus and System Vision, and published by SNK and Saurus for the Neo Geo (system), Neo Geo arcade, Neo Geo CD and Sega Saturn. The game's characters are all based on Shinto deitie ...

'' , , {{, Saurus, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Jan 3, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 30, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 3, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 30, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 3, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^XBO
{{dts, Aug 30, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jan 3, 2019 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 10, 2019 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 30, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Real Bout Fatal Fury ''Real Bout Fatal Fury'' is a 1995 fighting game released by SNK for the Neo-Geo arcade and home platforms. It is the fifth installment in the ''Fatal Fury'' series, following '' Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory''. Ports of ''Real Bout'' ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 8, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 29, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Oct 13, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 8, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 28, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 8, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 29, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 12, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Oct 18, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 8, 2018 ^NS
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Real Bout Fatal Fury Special ''Real Bout Fatal Fury Special'' is a 1997 in video gaming, 1997 fighting game released by SNK for the Neo Geo (system), Neo Geo platform. It is the sixth installment in the ''Fatal Fury'' series and the second game in the ''Real Bout'' sub-seri ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1997 , , {{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jan 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^XBO
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{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Dec 14, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
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{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, Mar 8, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
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{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 8, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
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{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Riding Hero'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Jun 7, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 8, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 7, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
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{{dts, Mar 8, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 7, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 8, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 7, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
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Robo Army is a beat 'em up video game developed and published by SNK that was released for Neo Geo arcades and home consoles in 1991 and the Neo Geo CD in 1995. Gameplay There is no character selection in '' Robo Army '': Player 1 controls Maxima an ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Oct 19, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 30, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 19, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 29, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 19, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 2, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 2, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jun 30, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Oct 19, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
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Samurai Shodown ''Samurai Shodown'', known in Japan as is a fighting game series by SNK. The series began in 1993 and is known for being one of the earliest in the genre with a primary focus on weapon-based combat. Plot The stories in the series take place ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Dec 8, 2016 ^PS4
{{dts, May 2, 2017 ^XBO
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{{dts, Jul 20, 2017 ^NS
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{{dts, Mar 23, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 8, 2016 ^PS4
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{{dts, May 2, 2017 ^XBO
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Samurai Shodown II ''Samurai Shodown II'', known in Japan as is a 1994 fighting game released as the second entry in SNK's ''Samurai Shodown'' series. Like the original ''Samurai Shodown'', the sequel was initially released for the Neo Geo arcade and home system. ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
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{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Oct 11, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Feb 1, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^XBO
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{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 21, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
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Samurai Shodown III ''Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood'' is an arcade game developed by SNK and released on November 15, 1995. It is the third game in SNK's ''Samurai Shodown'' series of fighting games. While it is the third game in the main series, it is the fi ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Feb 1, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 1, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 1, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Feb 1, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 5, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Samurai Shodown IV: Amakusa's Revenge'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^XBO
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{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 30, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Samurai Shodown V ''Samurai Shodown V'' is the eighth game in SNK Playmore, SNK's Samurai Shodown (series), Samurai Shodown/Samurai Spirits series of versus fighting game, fighting games. It was one of the last games to be released on the Neo Geo (console), Neo G ...

'' , , {{, SNK Playmore, , {{Date table sorting, 2003 , , {{dts, Jul 5, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 26, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 15, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 5, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Mar 12, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Apr 26, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 14, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 5, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 26, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Sep 15, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 5, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 26, 2019 ^PC
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Samurai Shodown V Special ''Samurai Shodown V Special'' is the ninth entry in SNK's '' Samurai Shodown/Samurai Spirits'' series of fighting games. It is an upgraded version of the game '' Samurai Shodown V'' and is the last official game for the Neo Geo platform. A furthe ...

'' , , {{, SNK Playmore, , {{Date table sorting, 2004 , , {{dts, Apr 18, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 18, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 19, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 26, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 18, 2019 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Apr 18, 2019 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 20, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Savage Reign ''Savage Reign'' is 1995 weapon-based versus fighting game released by SNK for their Neo Geo (console), Neo Geo arcade and home platform. It was ported to the Neo Geo CD, as well as for the PlayStation 2 along with its sequel ''Kizuna Encounter'' ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Oct 25, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 9, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 25, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 16, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 9, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 25, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 9, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 25, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 9, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Sengoku'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 31, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 30, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 31, 2022^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 16, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Dec 15, 2017 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 31, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Sengoku 2'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Mar 1, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 15, 2017 ^PS4
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{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^XBO
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{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Apr 13, 2017 ^XBO
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{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Sengoku 3'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 2001 , , {{dts, Mar 29, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 29, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
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{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 29, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 13, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Mar 29, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
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Shock Troopers is a run and gun (video game), run and gun arcade game developed by Saurus and published by SNK in 1997 for the Neo Geo, Neo-Geo arcade and home platform. Gameplay involves taking command of one or three soldiers in an eight-way shooter. A secon ...

'' , , {{, Saurus, , {{Date table sorting, 1997 , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 25, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
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{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 15, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 25, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 16, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Mar 3, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Jan 25, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Oct 26, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 16, 2021 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Shock Troopers: 2nd Squad'' , , {{, Saurus, , {{Date table sorting, 1998 , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Mar 1, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 14, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Mar 1, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Jun 6, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 13, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Mar 1, 2018 ^XBO
{{dts, Apr 19, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 14, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 8, 2017 ^NS
{{dts, Mar 1, 2018 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Nov 30, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 14, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , ''

Soccer Brawl is a futuristic soccer game first released in arcades on February 14, 1992. It was available on the Neo Geo on March 13 the same year and later for the Neo Geo CD on March 31, 1995. Gameplay It is a futuristic soccer game that uses either bi ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 28, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 7, 2017 ^PS4
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{{dts, Jul 27, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 1, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Jul 28, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Nov 22, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
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Spinmaster ''Spinmaster'' is an arcade game developed and released by Data East in December, 1993 in North America, in Europe the same year and on February 18, 1994 in Japan. It is the first game Data East developed and released for the SNK Neo Geo (system) ...

'' , , {{, Data East, , {{Date table sorting, 1993 , , {{dts, Sep 14, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 14, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 14, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 15, 2017 ^PS4
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Sep 14, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 29, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Stakes Winner ''Stakes Winner'' is a horse racing arcade video game developed by Saurus, with additional support from AM Factory, and originally published by SNK on September 27, 1995. In the game, players compete with either AI-controlled opponents or against ...

'' , , {{, Saurus, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, May 2, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, May 2, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, May 2, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 22, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, May 2, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Dec 21, 2018 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Stakes Winner 2'' , , {{, Saurus, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Nov 15, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 15, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 21, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 15, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 15, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 13, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Street Hoop'' , , {{, Data East, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Nov 9, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{dts, Nov 9, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 9, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 9, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 31, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^PS4 , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Strikers 1945 Plus'' , , {{,

Psikyo Psikyo was a Japanese video game developer and publisher known for its shoot 'em ups and undressing mahjong games. It was founded in 1992 by former Video System staff who worked on the ''Aero Fighters'' series. Psikyo was mainly an arcade game de ...

, , {{Date table sorting, 1999 , , {{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 16, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
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{{dts, Aug 16, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^XBO
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{{dts, Aug 16, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Oct 18, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
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Super Baseball 2020 ''Super Baseball 2020'' is a futuristic baseball video game. It was first released in Japan for the Neo Geo in 1991, and then it was later released in North America for the Sega Genesis (ported by NuFX and released by Electronic Arts) and Super N ...

'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 22, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 22, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jun 29, 2017 ^{PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 8, 2018 ^NS
{{dts, Apr 27, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Dec 22, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Super Sidekicks'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1992 , , {{dts, Jul 27, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 27, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 28, 2017 ^PS4
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{{dts, Apr 20, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 27, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Aug 2, 2017 ^PS4
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{{dts, Apr 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Jul 27, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 25, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Apr 21, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Super Sidekicks 2: The World Championship''{{efn, name=game-removed , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, May 10, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jan 25, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 10, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 25, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 10, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jun 22, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Jan 25, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 10, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Jan 25, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Super Sidekicks 3: The Next Glory''{{efn, name=game-removed , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1995 , , {{dts, Jun 14, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 3, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 14, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 3, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 14, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, May 3, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jun 14, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, May 3, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , {{sort, Super Spy, '' The Super Spy'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, Jul 12, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 12, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 12, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 12, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 12, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 12, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Jul 12, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Apr 12, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , ''

Thrash Rally is a top-down perspective rally racing video game developed by ADK and released by SNK Corporation for the Neo Geo system. It was released by SNK on December 20, 1991 and would be followed by an spiritual successor in 1996, '' Over Top''. Gamep ...

'' , , {{, Alpha Denshi, , {{Date table sorting, 1991 , , {{dts, Nov 8, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 6, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 8, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jul 25, 2019 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 6, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 8, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 6, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, Nov 8, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 6, 2019 ^PC , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{na , , {{na , - , '' Top Hunter: Roddy & Cathy'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1994 , , {{dts, Dec 7, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 25, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 7, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jan 8, 2018 ^PS4
{{dts, Sep 28, 2018 ^PC
{{dts, Nov 24, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 7, 2017 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Jan 5, 2018 ^PS4
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{{dts, Nov 25, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{dts, Dec 7, 2017 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
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{{dts, Nov 25, 2022 ^{IOS / AND} , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , , {{ya , - , '' Top Player's Golf'' , , {{, SNK, , {{Date table sorting, 1990 , , {{dts, May 24, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 15, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 24, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 15, 2019 ^PC
{{dts, Mar 5, 2019 ^PS4 , , {{dts, May 24, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
{{dts, Feb 15, 2019 ^PC , , {{dts, May 24, 2018 ^{NS / PS4 / XBO}
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Twinkle Star Sprites is a 1996 competitive scrolling shooter arcade game originally created by ADK. It was ADK's last production for the Neo Geo platform. The gameplay, which can be characterized as a combination of a fixed shooter and a versus puzzle game, uses c ...

'' , , {{, ADK, , {{Date table sorting, 1996 , , {{dts, Dec 6, 2018 ^{NS / XBO}
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{{dts, Dec 11, 2018 ^PS4
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ZuPaPa! is a platform arcade video game developed by Face and originally published by SNK on September 1, 2001. Starring the eponymous creature, players are tasked with travelling through nine stages, throwing small creatures called Zooks, jumping on an ...

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