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This is a list of all 46 arcade games developed or published by SNK which predate the Neo Geo, as well as ports.
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This is a list of all 46 arcade games developed or published by SNK which predate the Neo Geo, as well as ports.
| Title | Developer | Publisher | Release date | System(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Mission | SNK | SNK | 1985 | Arcade, NES |
| Athena | SNK | SNK | July 1986 | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, NES, ZX Spectrum |
| Beast Busters | SNK | SNK | November 1989 | Arcade, Amiga, Atari ST |
| Bermuda Triangle | SNK | SNK | February 1987 | Arcade |
| Chopper I | SNK | SNK | June 1988 | Arcade |
| Fantasy | SNK | SNK | October 1981 | Arcade |
| Fighting Soccer | SNK | SNK | May 1988 | Arcade |
| Gang Wars | Alpha Denshi | SNK | July 1989 | Arcade |
| Gladiator 1984 | SNK | SNK | 1984 | Arcade |
| Gold Medalist | SNK | SNK | 1988 | Arcade |
| Guerrilla War | SNK | SNK | March 1987 | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Apple II, Commodore 64, NES, ZX Spectrum |
| HAL 21 | SNK | SNK | March 1985 | Arcade |
| Ikari III: The Rescue | SNK | SNK | January 1989 | Arcade, Commodore 64, DOS, NES |
| Ikari Warriors | SNK | SNK | 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 |
| Jumping Cross | SNK | SNK | 1984 | Arcade |
| Lasso | SNK | SNK | August 1982 | Arcade |
| Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf | SNK | SNK | May 1988 | Arcade, NES |
| Mad Crasher | SNK | SNK | December 1984 | Arcade |
| Main Event | SNK | SNK | November 1984 | Arcade |
| Marvin's Maze | SNK | SNK | December 1983 | Arcade |
| Mechanized Attack | SNK | SNK | March 1989 | Arcade, NES |
| Micon Kit | SNK | SNK | 1978 | Arcade |
| Joyful Road | SNK | SNK | January 1983 | Arcade |
| Ozma Wars | Logitec Corp | SNK | December 1979 | Arcade |
| P.O.W.: Prisoners of War | SNK | SNK | August 1988 | Arcade, NES |
| Paddle Mania | SNK | SNK | January 1988 | Arcade |
| Pioneer Balloon | SNK | SNK | March 1982 | Arcade |
| Prehistoric Isle in 1930 | SNK | SNK | June 1989 | Arcade |
| Psycho Soldier | SNK | SNK | March 1987 | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum |
| Safari Rally | SNK | SNK | December 1979 | Arcade |
| SAR: Search and Rescue | SNK | SNK | December 1989 | Arcade |
| Sasuke vs. Commander | SNK | SNK | October 1980 | Arcade |
| Sky Adventure | Alpha Denshi | SNK | November 1989 [1] | Arcade |
| Sky Soldiers | Alpha Denshi | SNK | July 1988 | Arcade |
| Street Smart | SNK | SNK | August 1989 | Arcade, Sega Genesis |
| TNK III | SNK | SNK | September 1985 | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum |
| The Next Space | SNK | SNK | October 1989 | Arcade |
| Time Soldiers | Alpha Denshi | SNK | September 1987 | Arcade, Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Master System |
| Touch Down Fever | SNK | SNK | January 1987 | Arcade, NES |
| Touchdown Fever 2 | SNK | SNK | 1988 | Arcade |
| Vanguard | TOSE | SNK | July 1981 | Arcade |
| Vanguard II | SNK | SNK | March 1984 | Arcade |
| Victory Road | SNK | SNK | October 1986 | Arcade, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Apple II, Commodore 64, DOS, NES, ZX Spectrum |
| World Wars | SNK | SNK | May 1987 | Arcade |
| Yosaku | SNK | SNK | 1979 | Arcade |
| Zarzon | SNK | SNK | March 1981 | Arcade |
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