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The city is crawling with Zombies, it's your job to find out what happened and put a stop to it.
A mix between a beat 'em up and a fighting game from SNK.
P.O.W. (Prisoners of War) started off as an arcade beat-em-up. The game became popular enough to receive an NES port.
A baseball game for the NES, featuring a battery backup system that allows players to save progress of their custom league while allowing them to create and manage their own baseball team.
The third and final entry of the Champion Baseball series. It was the only one to have no involvement from Sega.
A Famicom RPG based on a famous Japanese novel series of the same name. It was developed by Alpha Denshi and published by SNK.
Ikari III: The Rescue is the third installment of the Ikari Warriors series, which were popular commando style top-down view shooters from the 1980s.
A golfing video game for the NES and Arcade, it is also endorsed by the US National Video Game Team.
Pilot a helicopter in this vertically scrolling shooter from SNK.
SNK developed and published Fighitng Soccer as an arcade release in 1988.
A Shogi game for the NES. Like most Shogi games, it was never released outside of Japan.
A vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up from SNK in which the player controls a tank. It is reminiscent of games like Ikari Warriors (also by SNK) and Commando. Known as "Great Tank" in Japan.
Themed after the Olympic Games, Gold Medalist is a multi-sport game from SNK in which up to four players participate in nine events to win medals.
Paddle Mania is an overhead tennis simulator from SNK.
A SNK arcade shooter based on the Cuban Revolution.
The very first version of this hit arcades sometime in 1987. It was then released in Japan under the name American Football: Touchdown Fever on November 11th 1988 and in the US in February 1992 for the NES.
SNK produced this vertically scrolling shooter in 1987.
Time Soldiers is a vertical scrolling run-and-gun game in which the player travels through different times to rescue his lost comrades. Originally a dual joystick shooter designed for the arcade it has been ported to several home consoles.
The sequel to SNK's Breakout-meets-mahjong game adds a multiplayer mode, as well as offensive-based power-ups and other additions.
Block-breaking games meet the traditional tile game of mahjong in this arcade (and later Famicom) game by SNK.
Psycho Soldier is a sidescrolling arcade game originally released in Japan in 1986. The game is credited as being the first video game with a vocal in-game soundtrack, sung by Japanese idol Kaori Shimizu.
An old Arcade title Published by SNK, which was later ported to NES, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC.
Meijin-sen was an arcade shōgi game from ADK and SNK.
The Ikari Warriors, Paul and Vince, are back in their second installment. Originally an arcade release, the game was later ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System and other platforms.
A top-down shooter where one or two bandana-wearing commandos fight enemy forces in a jungle. It is notable for allowing the player to pilot various vehicles including a tank and a helicopter.
A vertical space shoot 'em up game originally on Arcade machines which then moved to the NES. It was SNK's first game for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Arcade vertical shooter from 1985.
Mad Crasher is a futuristic driving game developed by SNK.
This 1984 sequel to Vanguard has more in common with Xevious and Bosconian than SNK's 1981 classic.
Battle it out sumo-style in this 1984 arcade release from Technos
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