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List of SNK games

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Japanese video game company SNK (formerly Shin Nihon Kikaku and SNK Playmore) began developing and publishing video games in 1978. SNK's first video games were released on dedicated arcade boards throughout the 1980s. In the 1990s and early 2000s, most of their games were released on their proprietary hardware, including the Neo Geo and Neo Geo Pocket Color. Since the mid-2000s, SNK has released games on other company platforms.

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Arcade platforms

=Dedicated boards=

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style="width:20%; text-align:left;"|Title

!style="width:10%; text-align:left;"|Developer

!style="width:10%; text-align:left;"|Publisher

!style="width:10%; text-align:left;"|Release date

!style="width:40%; text-align:left;"|System(s)

Alpha MissionSNKSNK{{dts|1985}}Arcade, NES
AthenaSNKSNK{{dts|July 1986}}Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, NES, ZX Spectrum
Atom Smasher

|SNK

|SNK

|1980

|Arcade

Beast BustersSNKSNK{{dts|November 1989}}Arcade, Amiga, Atari ST
Bermuda TriangleSNKSNK{{dts|February 1987}}Arcade
Canvas Croquis

|SNK

|SNK

|1985

|Arcade

Chopper ISNKSNK{{dts|June 1988}}Arcade
Country Club

|SNK

|SNK

|1988

|Arcade

FantasySNKSNK{{dts|October 1981}}Arcade
Fighting SoccerSNKSNK{{dts|May 1988}}Arcade
Gang WarsAlpha DenshiSNK{{dts|July 1989}}Arcade
Gladiator 1984SNKSNK{{dts|1984}}Arcade
Gold MedalistSNKSNK{{dts|1988}}Arcade
Guerrilla WarSNKSNK{{dts|March 1987}}Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Apple II, Commodore 64, NES, ZX Spectrum
HAL 21SNKSNK{{dts|March 1985}}Arcade
Ikari III: The RescueSNKSNK{{dts|January 1989}}Arcade, Commodore 64, DOS, NES
Ikari WarriorsSNKSNK{{dts|February 1986}}Arcade, Apple II, Amiga, Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Atari ST, Acorn Electron, Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro, Commodore 64, DOS, NES, MSX2, ZX Spectrum
Jongbou

|SNK

|SNK

|1987

|Arcade

Jongbou II

|SNK

|SNK

|1987

|Arcade

Joyful RoadSNKSNK{{dts|January 1983}}Arcade
Jumping CrossSNKSNK{{dts|1984}}Arcade
LassoSNKSNK{{dts|August 1982}}Arcade
Lee Trevino's Fighting GolfSNKSNK{{dts|May 1988}}Arcade, NES
Mad CrasherSNKSNK{{dts|December 1984}}Arcade
Mahjong Classroom

|SNK

|SNK

|1983

|Arcade

Main EventSNKSNK{{dts|November 1984}}Arcade
Marvin's MazeSNKSNK{{dts|December 1983}}Arcade
Mechanized AttackSNKSNK{{dts|March 1989}}Arcade, NES
Mejinsen

|SNK

|SNK

|1986

|Arcade

Micon KitSNKSNK{{dts|1978}}Arcade
{{sort|Next Space|The Next Space}}SNKSNK{{dts|October 1989}}Arcade
Ozma WarsLogitec CorpSNK{{dts|December 1979}}Arcade
P.O.W.: Prisoners of WarSNKSNK{{dts|August 1988}}Arcade, NES
Paddle ManiaSNKSNK{{dts|January 1988}}Arcade
Pioneer BalloonSNKSNK{{dts|March 1982}}Arcade
Prehistoric Isle in 1930SNKSNK{{dts|June 1989}}Arcade
Psycho SoldierSNKSNK{{dts|March 1987}}Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum
Safari RallySNKSNK{{dts|December 1979}}Arcade
SAR: Search and RescueSNKSNK{{dts|December 1989}}Arcade
Sasuke vs. CommanderSNKSNK{{dts|October 1980}}Arcade
Sky AdventureAlpha DenshiSNK{{dts|November 1989}}{{cite magazine|title=JAMMA '89 Tokyo |url=https://archive.org/details/game-machine-magazine-19891101p/page/n14 |magazine=Games Machine Magazine |date=November 1989 |page=30}}Arcade
Sky SoldiersAlpha DenshiSNK{{dts|July 1988}}Arcade
Street SmartSNKSNK{{dts|August 1989}}Arcade, Sega Genesis
Super Champion Baseball

|SNK

|SNK

|1989

|Arcade

The Monkey and Monkey Fiend

|SNK

|SNK

|1980

|Arcade

Time SoldiersAlpha DenshiSNK{{dts|September 1987}}Arcade, Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Master System
TNK IIISNKSNK{{dts|September 1985}}Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum
Touch Down FeverSNKSNK{{dts|January 1987}}Arcade, NES
Touchdown Fever 2SNKSNK{{dts|1988}}Arcade
VanguardTOSESNK{{dts|July 1981}}Arcade
Vanguard IISNKSNK{{dts|March 1984}}Arcade
Victory Road (Ikari Warriors II)SNKSNK{{dts|October 1986}}Arcade, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Apple II, Commodore 64, DOS, NES, ZX Spectrum
World WarsSNKSNK{{dts|May 1987}}Arcade
YosakuSNKSNK{{dts|1979}}Arcade
ZarzonSNKSNK{{dts|March 1981}}Arcade

=Neo Geo, Neo Geo CD & Hyper Neo Geo 64=

=Atomiswave=

=Taito Type X<sup>2</sup>=

=Taito Type X=

=Taito Type X<sup>3</sup>=

SNK

=Neo Geo Pocket & Neo Geo Pocket Color=

Sony

=PlayStation=

=PlayStation 2=

=PlayStation Portable=

=PlayStation 3=

=PlayStation 4=

=PlayStation 5=

Nintendo

=Game Boy=

=Game Boy Advance=

=Nintendo DS=

=Famicom / NES=

=Super NES=

=Wii=

=Nintendo Switch=

Sega

=Sega CD=

=Sega Dreamcast=

=Sega Game Gear=

=Sega Genesis=

=Sega Saturn=

Panasonic, Sanyo & Goldstar

=3DO=

NEC

=TurboGrafx 16 / Turbo Duo=

Microsoft

=Xbox=

=Xbox 360=

=Xbox One=

=Xbox Series X/S=

PC

=Windows=

=Microsoft Store=

=Steam=

=Humble Bundle=

=Epic Games Store=

Mobile phones

References

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External links

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