Crawlers and Brawlers

Crawlers and Brawlers are two of the most popular games in the SNK's history, and so the publisher announced today that both have sold 2.4 million copies. The two games, the first is released for the Neo Geo AES in May 1995, and the second is scheduled for release in December 1999.

"With its timeless gameplay, the title is a natural evolution of the action-platformer genre, focusing on fast-paced, fast-paced action that you would expect from a genre such as action games," said Yukio Futatsugi, president of SNK's marketing and publishing division. "Crawlers and Brawlers are two of the most popular genres in the gaming industry, with numerous great games for the system. The two titles represent a fundamental opportunity for us to focus on a quality new genre in the market."

According to a statement from Crawlers producer Shinji Ogawa, a sequel to Brawlers is currently in the planning stages and will be released this summer. Although no screenshots have been released at this time, the title will contain more than 20 characters and several environments.

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