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73, Ranked #982 |
Aired Fall 2002 | Produced by Zexcs Love works in the funniest of ways. Mei is an awkward, antisocial girl with not a single friend in sight, while Yamato is a popular, easy-going guy with more companions than he can count. These two couldn't be more different, but they still end up in each other's arms, proving that opposites do attract.
Kimi ni Todoke (From Me to You) MAL Rated 8. 22, Ranked #276 | Aired Fall 2009 | Produced by
Production I. G Opposites attract once again in Kimi ni Todoke.
Atomiswave is Sammy's modular arcade hardware. The relationship between SNK Playmore and Sammy goes back to September 2003, when the two companies signed an agreement to produce a new King of Fighters game for Sammy's Atomiswave arcade platform. The Atomiswave is a modular arcade hardware that uses interchangeable cartridges, similar to the outdated MVS. Since the platform is relatively new, Sammy is actively seeking third parties to produce games for it. Currently, the most noteworthy games playable on the Atomiswave are a cadre of Sammy's fighting games: Guilty Gear X 1. 5, a remake of Guilty Gear X; Guilty Gear Isuka, a four-player version of Guilty Gear X; and Rumble Fish, a new fighting game developed by Dimps, a studio that consists of
former Capcom and SNK fighting game developers. King of Fighters for the Atomiswave is still in development. 2004 and Beyond Watch for these games from SNK Playmore in 2004 and beyond. February 2004: Metal Slug 5 (NeoGeo)
March 2004: King of Fighters 2002 (PS2, Japan)
March 2004: King of Fighters 2003 (NeoGeo)
April 2004:
Samurai Shodown 5 Special (Arcade)
May 2004: Metal Slug 3 (Xbox)
August 2004: Metal Slug: Cyber Mission (GBA)
Fall 2004: SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos Live (Xbox)
Q4 2004: Samurai Shodown 5 (PS2, Japan)
2005: Samurai Shodown 5 (Xbox) Even if SNK Playmore plans to withdraw from arcades, the company is still very much committed to developing and marketing software for the lucrative home console market--a market that achieved $16 billion in sales during 2002 alone. SNK vs.
