Neo Geo games
The Neo Geo, the arcade machine that came home: fighters, shooters and sports games.
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- Puzzle Bobble (Arcade, 1994, Taito): Aim and fire colored bubbles to clear the board before it drops. Bub and Bob's puzzle classic.
- The King of Fighters '98 (Arcade, 1998, SNK): SNK's dream match: a huge roster from across the series in 3-on-3 team battles.
- Metal Slug X (Arcade, 1999, SNK): Run, gun and drive tanks through hand-drawn war zones in this remix of Metal Slug 2.
- Windjammers (Arcade, 1994, Data East): Fast flying-disc battles: throw, curve and slam the disc past your opponent's goal.
- The King of Fighters 2002 (Arcade, 2002, Playmore): A dream-match roster in 3-on-3 team battles, with max mode cancels for wild combos.
- Garou: Mark of the Wolves (Arcade, 1999, SNK): Terry Bogard returns in SNK's gorgeous swan song, built around just-defends and tactical offense.
- The King of Fighters '97 (Arcade, 1997, SNK): The Orochi saga reaches its peak in a classic of fast, rushdown team fighting.
- Samurai Shodown II (Arcade, 1994, SNK): Heavy-hitting sword duels where one clean slash can turn a whole round.
- The Last Blade 2 (Arcade, 1998, SNK): Elegant sword fighting in late-Edo Japan, with Power and Speed styles to master.
- Real Bout Fatal Fury Special (Arcade, 1996, SNK): Terry, Andy and the gang trade blows across ring-out stages in the Real Bout system.
- The King of Fighters 2000 (Arcade, 2000, SNK): Team battles with striker assists, closing out the NESTS story arc in style.
- The King of Fighters 2001 (Arcade, 2001, Eolith): Choose how many strikers to bring in this flexible, combo-heavy team fighter.
- The King of Fighters 2003 (Arcade, 2003, SNK Playmore): Switch fighters mid-combo with the tag system, as Ash Crimson's story begins.
- The King of Fighters '99 (Arcade, 1999, SNK): K' leads a new generation in 4-on-4 teams with strikers and counter modes.
- The King of Fighters '96 (Arcade, 1996, SNK): A faster, overhauled KOF that introduced the Orochi saga and the roll.
- The King of Fighters '95 (Arcade, 1995, SNK): Build your own team for the first time as Iori Yagami makes his debut.
- Samurai Shodown (Arcade, 1993, SNK): The original weapon-based fighter: patient footsies and devastating sword slashes.
- Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood (Arcade, 1995, SNK): Choose Slash or Bust for every warrior in this darker, faster Samurai Shodown.
- Samurai Shodown IV: Amakusa's Revenge (Arcade, 1996, SNK): Swordplay with combo slashes and fatal finishes as the old cast faces Amakusa again.
- Samurai Shodown V Special (Arcade, 2004, SNK Playmore): The final Neo Geo Samurai Shodown, with a huge roster and brutal finishing moves.
- The Last Blade (Arcade, 1997, SNK): A moody sword fighter set in 1860s Japan, with repel counters and stylish combos.
- Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers (Arcade, 1998, SNK): Two-plane fighting with fast combos as Rick Strowd and Li Xiangfei join the cast.
- Fatal Fury Special (Arcade, 1993, SNK): The definitive early Fatal Fury, with every fighter playable and a surprise guest.
- Breakers Revenge (Arcade, 1998, Visco): A cult-favorite fighter with fast, accessible combos and a colorful cast.
- Waku Waku 7 (Arcade, 1996, Sunsoft): Seven anime-style heroes battle for magic balls in this goofy, explosive fighter.
- Matrimelee (Arcade, 2003, Playmore): Power Instinct's fighters crash the Neo Geo for a prize that includes a wedding.
- Rage of the Dragons (Arcade, 2002, Playmore): Tag-team fighting from the spirit of Double Dragon, with Billy and Jimmy Lewis.
- SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos (Arcade, 2003, SNK Playmore): SNK and Capcom icons go one on one, from Ryu and Terry to Mr. Karate and Red Arremer.
- Metal Slug (Arcade, 1996, SNK): The original Metal Slug: hand-drawn chaos, rescued prisoners and the SV-001 tank.
- Metal Slug 2 (Arcade, 1998, SNK): Mummies, aliens and new vehicles join the fight as Eri and Fio enlist.
- Metal Slug 3 (Arcade, 2000, SNK): The series at its biggest: branching paths, zombies, giant crabs and a trip to space.
- Metal Slug 4 (Arcade, 2002, Playmore): A new squad fights a cyber-terrorist group, with a combo meter for big scores.
- Metal Slug 5 (Arcade, 2003, SNK Playmore): Slide, shoot and pilot new Slugs against a mysterious cult in the last Neo Geo Metal Slug.
- Shock Troopers (Arcade, 1997, SNK): Pick a commando or a squad and blast through jungles and bases in top-down action.
- Shock Troopers: 2nd Squad (Arcade, 1998, SNK): More top-down mayhem, with vehicles to hijack and a new squad on the mission.
- Aero Fighters 2 (Arcade, 1994, Video System): A team of quirky pilots flies to defend the world from a mysterious invasion.
- Aero Fighters 3 (Arcade, 1995, Video System): More planes, more pilots and branching routes in the third Aero Fighters.
- Blazing Star (Arcade, 1998, SNK): A slick side-scrolling shooter with charge shots and a different ship for every style.
- Pulstar (Arcade, 1995, SNK): A gorgeous side-scrolling shooter in the style of R-Type, with charge beams.
- Neo Turf Masters (Arcade, 1996, SNK): Arcade golf at its best: easy to pick up, with courses around the world.
- Super Sidekicks 2: The World Championship (Arcade, 1994, SNK): Fast arcade soccer with national teams and spectacular special shots.
- Super Sidekicks 3: The Next Glory (Arcade, 1995, SNK): More teams and flashier play as SNK's soccer series hits its stride.
- The Ultimate 11: The SNK Football Championship (Arcade, 1996, SNK): The last Super Sidekicks, with legendary players and dramatic camera work.
- Neo-Geo Cup '98: The Road to the Victory (Arcade, 1998, SNK): Fast, friendly arcade soccer with dozens of national teams, built for head-to-head matches.
- Baseball Stars 2 (Arcade, 1992, SNK): Big-swinging arcade baseball with over-the-top plays.
- Panic Bomber (Arcade, 1994, Hudson Soft): Bomberman's falling-block puzzler: line up colors, then set off bombs to blast garbage onto your rival.
- Puzzle Bobble 2 (Arcade, 1999, Taito): Bub and Bob return with new stages and branching routes in the bubble-popping sequel.
- Magical Drop III (Arcade, 1997, Data East): Grab and throw balloons to make matches in this frantic, chain-reaction puzzler.
- Neo Bomberman (Arcade, 1997, Hudson Soft): Drop bombs, trap your rivals and blow up the maze in Bomberman's arcade outing.
- Twinkle Star Sprites (Arcade, 1996, SNK): A head-to-head shooter where every chain you make sends attacks to your rival's side.
- Neo Drift Out: New Technology (Arcade, 1996, Visco): Rally racing on gravel, snow and mud with a top-down chase camera.