In the pantheon of gaming history, few names carry the same weight of untouchable prestige as Neo Geo. For the arcade junkies of the early 1990s, the sight of that sleek gold and black cartridge slot was a promise: "You are about to play the best-looking, best-sounding, and hardest game you have ever seen." The original Neo Geo AES (Advanced Entertainment System) was the "Ferrari of consoles"—a machine so expensive ($650 in 1991, with $200 cartridges) that it existed only in the dreams of suburban kids who rented it for birthday parties.
Handheld Unit: Features a 4.3-inch LCD screen (480x272 resolution) and a signature "clicky" micro-switched joystick reminiscent of the Neo Geo Pocket Color. neogeo x