Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Playthrough with Bob. Bob was a lot of fun to use, he had a few of his move inputs changed to make them easier to do than in the previous game. Plus his desperation move is good because if the opponent blocks it at the edge of a stage, it can quickly remove the barrier, leading to easy ring out wins. And if you remove a barrier at the end of round 1, sometimes you can end round 2 in less than five seconds (like at 6:15)!
Billy was the hardest opponent to beat with Bob. The best thing to do is use the strong attack version of the rolling turtle move (QCB+C). If you time it right you should be able to keep hitting Billy with it. This strat also works on Geese, if you’ve got the spacing right Geese will try one of his counters and fail, leaving him open to attack.
The Neo Geo Mini was released in 2018. There were two versions initially available: this version, which was released in Japan, and an International version, for America and Europe. The two versions have different games on them, such as the Japanese one having all the King of Fighters games on it, whilst the International one has all of the Metal Slug games.
Playthrough with Bob. Bob was a lot of fun to use, he had a few of his move inputs changed to make them easier to do than in the previous game. Plus his desperation move is good because if the opponent blocks it at the edge of a stage, it can quickly remove the barrier, leading to easy ring out wins. And if you remove a barrier at the end of round 1, sometimes you can end round 2 in less than five seconds (like at 6:15)!
Billy was the hardest opponent to beat with Bob. The best thing to do is use the strong attack version of the rolling turtle move (QCB+C). If you time it right you should be able to keep hitting Billy with it. This strat also works on Geese, if you’ve got the spacing right Geese will try one of his counters and fail, leaving him open to attack.
The Neo Geo Mini was released in 2018. There were two versions initially available: this version, which was released in Japan, and an International version, for America and Europe. The two versions have different games on them, such as the Japanese one having all the King of Fighters games on it, whilst the International one has all of the Metal Slug games.
