SVC Chaos: SNK vs. Capcom

Video Game
2003
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A crossover game featuring characters from SNK's and Capcom's various fighting games.A crossover game featuring characters from SNK's and Capcom's various fighting games.A crossover game featuring characters from SNK's and Capcom's various fighting games.

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7.1/10

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Masahiro Nonaka

Kyô Kusanagi
(voice)
(as Nonaka Masahiro)

Toshiyuki Morikawa

Ryu
(voice)
(as Morikawa Toshiyuki)

Kunihiko Yasui

Iori Yagami
(voice)
(as Yasui Kunihiko)
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Monster Maetsuka

Choi Bounge
(voice)
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Masaki Usui

Ryo Sakazaki
(voice)
(as Usui Masaki)
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Mari Jitsukawa

Chun-Li
(voice)
(as Jitukawa Mari)

Satoshi Hashimoto

Terry Bogard
(voice)
(as Hashimoto Satoshi)
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Takenosuke Nishikawa

Guile
(voice)
(as Nishikawa Takenosuke)

Akoya Sogi

Mai Shiranui
(voice)
(as Sogi Akoya)

Eiji Yano

Dhalsim
(voice)
(as Yano Eiji)

Masae Yumi

Kasumi Todo
(voice)
(as Yumi Masae)
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Eiji Tsuda

Mr. Karate
(voice)
(as Tsuda Eiji)
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Sounosuke Nagashiro

Balrog (M. Bison in Japan)
(voice)
(as Nagashiro Sounosuke)

Kiyotomi Narikinya

Vega (Balrog in Japan)
(voice)
(as Narikinya Kiyotomi)
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Kong Kuwata

Genjûrô Kibagami
(voice)
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Kouji Suitsu

Sagat
(voice)
(as Suizu Kouji)

Kaori Minami

Shiki
(voice)
(as Minami Kaori)

Norio Wakamoto

M. Bison (Vega in Japan)
(voice)
(as Wakamoto Norio)

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Trivia
According to Falcoon, an artist who worked for SNK Playmore during the development of this game, the Devil May Cry protagonist Dante was intended to be a hidden character during the very early planning stages, but then became rejected from the roster in favor of Demitri Maximoff, because the designers felt that he would be a more-fitting rival to Leopold Goenitz.

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Featured in Icons: SNK (2004)

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A missed opportunity.

Capcoms fighting games may have always had the upper hand over SNK in terms of popularity and user friendliness, but when it game to presentation, SNK were always superior.

The graphics they used for their games were always so much more detailed better looking than capcoms cartoonish sprites.

So the fact that SNK vs capcom (a beat em up where characters from the two companies games battle each other)would be presented in SNKs style of graphics and animation is a good thing indeed! However thats perhaps the only good thing in this game.

The amount of characters you get to fight with is pretty minuscule compared to the tons of fighters playable in capcom vs snk 2. And the selection of characters themselves isn't really the line up i was hoping for.Also the music is awful and the backdrops are uninspired.

Great looking, but undeniably a missed opportunity .