Hardcore Gamer: Cards include famous faces from both SNK and Capcom franchises including Mega Man, Ghosts'n Ghouls, Fatal Fury, Resident Evil, Street Fighter and Power Stone. Check out some renders below the video.
Siliconera got a chance to conduct a Capcom Matt Walker interview and speak to the producer about Devil May Cry 3, his job, and more.
(Editor’s note: In this feature, members of the Pixelitis staff write small, easily digestible reviews big enough to ‘fit on a postcard’ – hence the title. It can be about the whole experience or just a small piece of the pie. No scores needed.)
"With all the craze surrounding Nintendo’s and the Sony’s handhelds, it can be easy to forget that there were other systems in this handheld “arms” race. Like the Neo Geo Pocket Color.
I dusted off my old Neo Geo Pocket Color the other day and plugged in SNK Vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash. Thankfully, there was no game-ending bug like in the DS remake, and I managed to take an enjoyable trip down nostalgia lane." - Tom Farndon
Hardcore Gamer: Andrew Thorson has a project twelve years in the making nearing completion to produce a physical version of Card Fighter's Clash. We’re talking professionally printed, originally designed cards with custom art and its own set of rules. Hardcore Gamer had the chance to sit down with Thorson and talk all things Capcom/Neo Geo, the difficulties of launching a new TCG in 2013 and, of course, how you’ll be able to get your hands on a deck of cards.
