CCG writes - "SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium was a Neo Geo Pocket Color (NGPC) 2D one-on-one fighting game that was released way back in 1999. Now, if you were like me and didn't realize what a Neo Geo Pocket Color was, you might have thought that it was just a smaller Neo Geo. But that is most certainly not the case! A Neo Geo Pocket Color was SNK's more or less direct competitor to Nintendo's Game Boy Color (GBC). Unlike the Game Boy, the Neo Geo Pocket included more powerful hardware - a 16-bit CPU being the main improvement. But in other ways, it was fairly similar, with a small and low resolution screen, two face buttons, and a rather basic sound chip (while I'm not certain, based on what I'm hearing, the NGPC's sound chip might even be worse than the GBC). Given that SNK's main expertise has been fighting games, seeing how they treat the merger of their own and Capcom's properties has been interesting."
These fighting game series have been sitting out for too long. It's time for them to get a sequel.
to be fair, there were three capcom vs snk titles. 1, Pro & 2 but only one SvC Chaos. If there is a capcom/SNK crossover that needs a new entry it is that one.
CCG writes - "Like many of my generation, Street Fighter II was one of my very first fighting games, and one which holds some of my fondest gaming memories. I probably played the most of Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting on the SNES, but I've played plenty more over the years. While I didn't play quite as many SNK fighters, I did put plenty of time into Samurai Shodown, which I enjoyed immensely. Interestingly, while SNK and Capcom did release several crossover fighters over the years, what is surprising is that this title, on the Neo Geo Pocket, was the very first combination fighter for these companies - previous to that was a card game, but this is the first in the style both are famous for."
SNK vs Capcom: The Match of the Millennium was originally released more than 20 years ago on the Neo Geo Pocket Color, and again earlier this year on the Nintendo Switch. Now this fun retro throwback comes to PC players via Steam and offers more great fun.
