It also marks the first official release of Samurai Showdown 6 in North America. Anthology packs a true arcade port of all seven games onto one UMD, and throws in wireless 2-player, with a ton of unlockables if you’re flying solo. While the PSP isn’t exactly regarded as the friendliest platform for 2D fighters, it’s hard for an SNK fanboy to shrug off the idea of having every game in the Samurai Showdown series in his pocket.

Samurai Showdown Anthology (March 10th, 2009) It’s also got a buttload of unlockables, to keep you playing long after the songs have driven you mad with their catchiness.Ĥ. A mix of the original DJMax Portable and DJMax 2, Fever retains the frantic button pressing madness and breathtaking visuals of its predecessors, and won’t cost me the extra cash associated with importing it from Korea. The arcade-only Technika notwithstanding, this is the first official release of a DJMax game in North America. In fact, there are several games that some of us are very much looking forward to this year, and you’ll find them compiled after the jump. The PSP may or may not be skating on thin ice, but either way, it’s not about to go down without a fight. Sony’s handheld is a rumor mill favorite lately, and if you listen, you’ll hear whispers about anything from a new model in the pipeline, to speculation about the platform being dropped entirely. When you’re through laughing at the idea, we’ll get right to it.

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