This is all the collection has offer when it comes to extras: polygonal recreations of the original boxes. The Joy-Con’s analog sticks, while not the best Nintendo has created, do a good job translating these commands. The system was known for its excellent clicky stick, which made playing fighting games pretty comfortable on-the-go. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium, featuring a jaw-dropping twenty-six fighters (a huge number for portable standards), a wide assortment of modes, and an “easy-to-learn, hard-to-master” control scheme. The crown jewel of the collection is SNK vs. They all feature the same adorable chibi art style, masterfully adapting their edgy fighting characters into super deformed anime kids, no matter which title you decide to boot up. Let’s begin with the fighting games, as they are the best titles available not only in this collection, but possibly on the Neo Geo Pocket Color as a whole. Hey, they’re all good fighting games, so I’m okay with that! But before you make the most predictable joke of all, no, not all games included in here are arcade fighters… just 60% of them. They are one of the best in the business.ĭeveloped by Code Mystics, the same people behind the magnificent PS4 remaster of The King of Fighters 2002: Unlimited Match, Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Vol.1 features ten of the most acclaimed titles released for SNK’s ill-fated portable system.

Sure, there are tons of fighting games in this collection, but this is SNK we’re talking about.

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