Steam News · May 17, 2021
Samurai Shodown hits Steam 14th June with a new DLC character, SNK has announced. The fighting game arrives on Steam a year after it launched on PC via the Epic Games Store. On the same day, new DLC character Shiro Tokisada Amakusa comes out. Read more
Steam News · Jan 8, 2021
SNK has revealed the debut trailer for King of Fighters 15. The trailer, below, confirms Mai, Kyo, Leona, K', Benimaru and Shun'ei all return. King of Fighters 15 is due out at some point in 2021. Platforms are yet to be announced. SNK said it will reveal more with a new trailer on 10th January. Producer Yasuyuki Oda and creative director Eisuke Ogura offered some comments on King of Fighters 15 i...
Steam News · Nov 27, 2020
The crown prince of Saudi Arabia's flagship charity has bought a third of Japanese game company SNK - and it's shooting for more. The 813m riyals (£162m) investment from a subsidiary of the Mohammed bin Salman Charitable Foundation "Misk" charity amounts to 33.3 per cent of SNK's shares, and values the company at around £490m. In a note to press, Misk said the deal stipulates it will buy another 1...
Steam News · Aug 5, 2019
Now this is a surprise! Over 20 years after both series made their debut, we're finally getting a Soulcalibur / Samurai Shodown crossover. The crossover comes in the form of a guest character for Soulcalibur 6. Haohmaru, the titular protagonist character of Samurai Shodown, is one of Soulcalibur 6's upcoming DLC characters. This means we're going to get a samurai showdown between Soulcalibur poste...
Steam News · Aug 5, 2019
SNK used the Evo fighting game tournament to announce a raft of DLC characters for Samurai Shodown - and confirm The King of Fighters 15 is in development. All we have on The King of Fighters 15 is a logo. There's no release window or platforms for now, but we expect the game to come out at some point in 2020. As for Samurai Shodown, a new DLC character will come out each month for the rest of 201...
Steam News · Jun 24, 2019
Was there any cooler presence in the arcades of the 90s than SNK? There's always been something about the games from the Osaka outfit, matching impeccable style with deep tech and a serious amount of swagger. It's no wonder the likes of Garou: Mark of the Wolves and The Last Blade are still spoken about with a hushed reverence. So it's also no wonder that when, after years of tumultuous corporate ...
