SNK vs. Capcom SVC Chaos Re-Release Announced and Available Now With New Features

Originally released way back in 2003, SNK has today announced a re-release of SNK vs. Capcom SCV Chaos for consoles and PC, and it’s out now! The announcement was made by the company during the Evo Fighting Championships being held now in Vegas.

Check out the trailer detailing the new features included in this classic fighting game’s return!

SNK vs. Capcom SVC Chaos Re-Release New Features:

• Athena and Red Arremer – Secret characters from the arcade version now playable from the get-go
• All-new hitbox viewer
• Rollback netcode for online play
• Gallery

Check out more info from the press release:

Iconic Characters from SNK and CAPCOM in a Timeless Face-off

Choose from a legendary roster of 36 SNK and CAPCOM fighters. SNK’s fighting game staples like Kyo Kusanagi, Terry Bogard, and Mai Shiranui are joined by Mars People, Athena, and other NEOGEO-era icons. Meanwhile, battle-hardened combatants such as Ryu, Chun-Li, and Demitri stand tall with Zero, Red Arremer, and more to make up the CAPCOM fighter roster.

A Modernized Online Experience

Rise up and throw down with players all around the world as rollback netcode and online lobbies (for up to nine players) bring SVC CHAOS to a new era of fighting game fans. Play tournaments your way by choosing from single-elimination, double-elimination, and round-robin formats.

Precise Character Collision and Gallery Modes to Perfect the SVC CHAOS Experience

Other quality-of-life improvements include a hitbox viewer, granting players an in-depth look at each character’s collision areas, and a rich gallery mode showcasing 80+ pieces of artwork, including key art and character portraits.

For those unaware of the original game, this is SNK’s version of the collab between the company and Capcom, and the game engine is based on the King of Fighters franchise (notably KOF 2002). While considered the less popular of the two crossovers (with Capcom vs. SNK being widely regarded as the better game), SVC Chaos was still a fun fighting game.

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