King of Fighters XV Meitenkun Reveal Sleepy Young Fighter s Details, Features, and More!
Photo : Screenshot from SNK OFFICIAL S Official YouTube Channel King of Fighters XV has been slated for its official release this 2021, and informations about the game is slowly gearing up on to the video gaming community as well as the fans of the established franchise and series of games, including the arrival of Meitenkun.
Meitenkun could be considered as one of the newest characters who debuted in the world-renowned game franchise, who only made his way to the game just last 2016, with the game prior to the upcoming edition, which is the King of Fighters XIV.
The Artists Behind Streets Of Rage 4 Show Off What Garou: Mark Of The Wolves 2 Could Look Like
Lizardcube – the French studio which worked on both the
really sing in HD, and two of its artists, Ben Fiquet and Julian Nguyen-You, have spent a little time imagining what a sequel to SNK s classic
The time-lapse above shows the pair at work, from researching existing official art all the way up to pulling together their own take on the game, as well as the detail background artwork. It shows just how much work goes into creating concept work, and also makes us really,
A quick glance over some screenshots reveals a strong similarity to SNK s fantastic
Neo Geo Pocket Collection of fighters as both share a preference for clean lines, big pixels, and cartoonish graphics over a vague stab at crunchy arcade Neo Geo stylings. But these Game Boy titles by-and-large predate SNK s own portable efforts by several
years and officially include one major feature their Neo Geo Pocket neighbours lacked until modern-day emulation stepped in: single-cartridge multiplayer support.
You need a Super Game Boy to access it but if you ve got one at home, Takara s games not only display pretty borders and colourised character portraits, they also allow a friend to play against you using nothing more complicated than a second SNES pad.
Select Neo Geo Games On The Switch eShop Are Currently 50% Off
If you re a fan of the Hamster s Arcade Archive games - in particular, the Neo Geo ones, there s currently a 50% off sale taking place on Nintendo s Switch eShop.
This sale is live in both North America and Europe, and will run until 13th January. The regular price of these games is $7.99 / £6.29. Here s the full round-up (thanks, Nintendo Everything):
ACA NeoGeo Aero Fighters 2 – $3.99 / £3.14
ACA NeoGeo Fatal Fury 3 – $3.99 / £3.14
ACA NeoGeo Last Resort – $3.99 / £3.14
ACA NeoGeo Metal Slug X – $3.99 / £3.14
ACA NeoGeo Robo Army – $3.99 / £3.14
Arcade Archives Crazy Climber – $3.99
Arcade Archives Moon Cresta – $3.99 / £3.14
Arcade Archives Ninja-Kid – $3.99 / £3.14