"SNK has released a fairly steady supply of their classic arcade catalog over Xbox Live Arcade in the past few years, and The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match easily stands out as the best yet from their fighting catalog"

CDeFire via xbox.gamezone.com »

The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match is SNK's latest brawler for the Xbox Live Arcade service, bringing 60+ fighters into classic fighting action. How does the game fare? Find out in our review!

TheDCD via www.gameplaybook.com »

SNK has announced that it is bringing King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match to Xbox Live Arcade on November 3rd, for roughly the price of 800 Microsoft points. The game features 66 playable characters and a slew of modes.

TheDCD via www.gameplaybook.com »

"Last year, (2009) was referred to by many as the year of the fighting game. The ridiculously anticipated Street Fighter 4 blew gamers away and more or less revived the genre. Marvel vs Capcom 2 returned to modern consoles, a move applauded by both new and hardcore fans. Tekken [6] landed on a non-Sony console for the first time ever, earning mostly positive feedback and reviews. Not to mention Guilty Gear developer Arc System Works made the beautiful BlazBlue. Overall it was a fantastic year ..."

AcFreeze via www.gofanboy.com »

"SNK is fueling Xbox Live Arcade with actual arcade games. Next year, NeoGeo Battle Coliseum, The King of Fighters 2002: Ultimate Match, KOF Sky Stage, and Metal Slug XX will be available as downloads.

OK, Metal Slug XX isn’t an “arcade” game. It’s a port of Metal Slug 7, which hits PSPs in Japan this December and Xbox Live Arcade next spring. Online enabled versions of KOF Sky Stage and a graphically enhanced version of NeoGeo Battle Coliseum are targeted for spring 2010 as well.

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McClubbin via www.siliconera.com »