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There, SNK NeoGeo USA Corporation announced its intention to restart MVS distribution in the United States.
That meant that arcade operators could purchase King of Fighters 2002 as well as the upcoming SVC Chaos: SNK vs. Capcom, Metal Slug 5, and Samurai Shodown 5. As for SNK NeoGeo USA Consumer Corporation (man, that's a lengthy name)--company president Ben Herman was proud to announce the impending release of the King of Fighters 2000/2001 double pack for the PlayStation 2, as well as the intention to release home versions of Metal Slug 3 and SVC Chaos later on. The King of Fighters 2000/2001 pack is out now, but Metal Slug 3 has met with resistance from Sony Computer Entertainment America's concept approval department. SCEA has a long history of denying licenses on 2D-based games. Goemon, Dodonpachi, and Soul Hackers are but a few of the many games denied a US release by the company's approval department, despite the
fact that these and the majority of other rejected titles were released in Japan without incident. SVC Chaos for the MVS. Counterfeit. As of February 2004, SNK hadn't yet manufactured an MVS version of the game. With SNK back on the scene in North America, Playmore's legal counsel also set its sights on counterfeiters.
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