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SNK sold only a dozen or so copies of the AES version of Kizuna Encounter in Europe and North America before shutting down production. As a result, the game is a sought-after collectible for NeoGeo fans. One copy sold on eBay for a whopping $900 back in 1998, and in 2002, bids for the game on a private message board escalated to more than $5,000. Joining Metal Slug and Kizuna Encounter in limited release during 1996 was the final installment of SNK's popular soccer series, Super Sidekicks 4: Ultimate 11. There are no official numbers to verify the total production run for Ultimate 11, but anecdotal evidence suggests that there may be even fewer copies of it floating
around than there are of Kizuna Encounter. Kizuna Encounter is the Honus Wagner card of NeoGeo home console games. Today, the game is worth roughly $5,000 and is a target for many counterfeiters. (Photo courtesy of the NeoStore. ) In addition to SNK's ultra-rarities, many third-party releases, such as ADK's Twinkle Star Sprites and Sunsoft's Waku Waku 7, became impossible to find barely days after they were released and tend to incur significant bids on Internet
auction sites. For 1997 and beyond, SNK embarked on two new ventures, achieving mixed success in the process. The first of these was the Neo Print photo sticker machine, which you can still find in a number of malls and arcades to this day.
