Limited Run Announces Two Double Dragon Physical Releases For Switch
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Physical distributor Limited Run Games has announced not one but two Double Dragon releases for the Nintendo Switch.
First up is the 2017 release
Double Dragon IV and joining it is the 2020 Switch game,
Double Dragon Neon. Both titles will receive a standard physical release (including just the game) for $29.99 USD and a special classic edition. IV s classic edition will be priced at $69.99 and Neon s classic edition will set you back $84.99.
There ll be a four-week pre-order period for all of these games starting next week on 28th May.
The Double Dragon IV Classic Edition for Switch features Billy and Jimmy keychains, the original soundtrack on a mini-CD in a retro cartridge case, and more! Standard and Classic Editions are available in a four-week pre-order starting May 28 at 10 AM ET.
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NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol. 1 launches on Switch today with 10 games, including Metal Slug
Neo indeed
SNK Corporation has announced with a trailer that
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol. 1 launches today on Nintendo Switch. It includes 10 NeoGeo games in total, four of which were not previously available on Switch. The four new titles are
Metal Slug: 1st Mission (single-player only),
Metal Slug: 2nd Mission (single-player only), overhead action game
The Last Blade: Beyond the Destiny,
Prepare to pay up though, as
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol. 1 retails for $39.99. That may be a bit much for those who had already bought some or all of the original six games individually, though
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20 years later, Neo Geo Pocket Color titles see new life by: Rob - posted: 12/28/2020 12:17:00 PM
The Nee Geo Pocket Color was released in 1999. It was one of the last real gaming endeavors
SNK would commit to, as the console would only last about a year and the corporation itself would be sold while in financial trouble only months after release. The new owners of the IP just didn t commit to gaming the way SNK had, even though the New Geo systems always were on the cutting edge of the tech at the time. Perhaps a little too cutting edge forcing introductory price points that prohibited many North American consumers from taking the plunge into the ecosystems. I ll always remember Neo Geo consoles as the ones that played those awesome looking games I could never afford.