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NEOGEO Station was a brand by M2 for downloadable Neo Geo games that were previously available to be purchased from the PlayStation Store for Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3), PlayStation Portable (PSP) and PlayStation Vita (PSV) video game consoles in all regions. All games in this series have been de-listed from the PlayStation Store. [1] This list does not include PlayStation games ported from Neo Geo that were released as PS One Classics.

TitleDeveloperFirst releasedRelease date
North AmericaEuropeJapan
Art of Fighting SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
Alpha Mission II SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
Baseball Stars 2 SNK 2011-07-14JPJuly 19, 2011August 24, 2011July 14, 2011
Baseball Stars Professional SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
Fatal Fury: King of Fighters SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
League Bowling SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
Magician Lord Alpha Denshi 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
Metal Slug Nazca Corporation 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
Metal Slug 2 SNK 2011-09-29JPOctober 11, 2011March 28, 2012September 29, 2011
Samurai Shodown SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
Shock Troopers Saurus2011-08-25JPAugust 30, 2011March 28, 2012August 25, 2011
Super Sidekicks SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
The King of Fighters '94 SNK 2010-12-21NADecember 21, 2010December 22, 2010December 22, 2010
The King of Fighters '95 SNK 2011-07-14JPJuly 19, 2011August 3, 2011July 14, 2011
The King of Fighters '96 SNK 2011-09-29JPOctober 11, 2011March 28, 2012September 29, 2011
World Heroes Alpha Denshi 2011-08-25JPAugust 30, 2011December 21, 2011August 25, 2011

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References

  1. "NEOGEO's 20th Anniversary Commemorative Project 'NEOGEO Station' Announced For PlayStation Network – PlayStation.Blog.Europe". Blog.eu.playstation.com. 2010-12-08. Retrieved 2013-10-14.