Most of the games ran just fine, beyond some sound oddities in the early 80s titles that dragged it down some. I can only personally speak for Data East Arcade Classics (I hate fighters), but I felt like that was a decent effort. The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match for PS2ĭata East Arcade Classics for Wii (Plus several standalone games as PSP Mini's) I believe G1M2 has developed the following classic compilations.įatal Fury Battle Archives Volume 1 for PS2įatal Fury Battle Archives Volume 2 for PS2 I guess their Wii version of Volume 1 was better done, but I believe all their SNK compilations that they developed have been poorly recieved.

But I do know from first hand experience that SNK Arcade Classics Volume 1 and Metal Slug Anthology on the PS2 were developed by Terminal Reality (As I believe the PSP versions were). I can't speak for any past PSP efforts since I don't own any of them. I'd of loved to finally have gotten a proper arcade port of that at long last. I just wish there hadn't been licensing issues with Vanguard. Nice to finally see some attention given to the real gems of SNK's library of classics. Super Championship Baseball (overseas version) (1989) Ikari III: The Rescue (overseas version) (1989) Here is the case insert, a trailer, and the game list. It's developed by G1M2, known for some of the better recieved SNK compilations of years gone by. But with the import friendly nature of both the PSP itself and the included content, it shouldn't be much of a problem for anyone that is interested. Given the state the PSP is in at this time in North America and the long gestation period for this title, this looks to be something everyone can count on not coming stateside.

It was rated by the ESRB in late 2009, but SNK hasn't said if it was coming stateside since. With what looks to be one of the final PSP releases that will be of much interest to anyone, SNK has this slated for a Japanese release for the PSP on April 21st.

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