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PS2 rereleases of classic titles to use MultiMatching Broadband service.
SNK Playmore today announced a slate of online titles, all set to release before the spring of next year, that will play over the MultiMatching Broadband Service, a third-party online solution for the PS2 that launched in September 2003. The service was developed through a partnership between broadband provider KDDI and Capcom. The first game to use the service, King of Fighters \'94 Re-Bout, will release this December. Five other games will follow in 2005.
The news came as a surprise because SNK Playmore, only two days before the opening of the show, had announced that the publisher\'s \"future\" game lineup, after the release of Re-Bout, would be programmed specifically for online play. By \"future,\" many industry followers assumed SNK meant new titles, not a slate of classic ports.
The announcement that went out today noted SNK\'s aims in supporting the MultiMatching service. Rather than the in-depth, time-expensive massively multiplayer role-playing games that dominate the online gaming scene in Japan, SNK hopes to provide an online experience that can entertain even with light, sporadic use.
A complete list of the titles that will use the MultiMatching Broadband Service follows; all are ports from the company\'s NeoGeo hardware.
King of Fighters \'94 Re-Bout
King of Fighters \'95-\'97 3 in 1
King of Fighters \'98-\'00 3 in 1
Garou Mark of the Wolves
Bakumatsu Roman Gekka no Kenshi 2 in 1 (Last Blade)
Twinkle Star Sprites (tentative title)
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looks good. (ps. ik ben nogsteeds opzoek naar een tss voor de dc) anyone?