Neo Geo X not discontinued, more game cards in the works

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  Neo Geo X not discontinued, more game cards in the works

  Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Gaming News On: 26 Jan

  Hardcore retro gamers everywhere entered a collective panic earlier this week when rumors started circulating that the Neo Geo X had been discontinued. Fans of the retro handheld/console can rest easy today though, because it appears that those rumors were only partially accurate.

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  Games Worth Kickstarting: Mercenary Kings

  Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Console News, Gaming News, PC On: 16 Aug

  It’s been awhile since the last good Metal Slug game, and I think I’m starting to experience withdrawal symptoms: my hands are shaky, I have cold sweats, and I can’t play any modern FPS without screaming “ROCKET LAWNCHAIR” into my mic every time I pick up an explosive weapon. Thankfully, the team over at Tribute [...]

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  New handheld plays Neo Geo games, has a Neo Geo price

  Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Console News, Gaming News, Handheld On: 13 Aug

  Long before Sony made the mistake of trying to sell a system at $599, SNK created the 24-bit Neo Geo AES home console and tried to sell it for $650. Keep in mind that was back in the early 90′s, so if you adjust for inflation the system would actually cost you the equivalent of [...]

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  Retro Roundup for the week of 06/02/12: Tomba, Jet Set Radio, & Metal Slug

  Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Console News, Handheld, Playstation 3, PSP / Vita, Xbox 360 On: 02 Jun

  There was lots of good news for retro gamers this week, as 3 cult-favorite classic games are being given a second chance on modern consoles.

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  The Neo Geo is Back! (Sort Of.)

  Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Gaming News, Handheld On: 25 Jan

  You guys remember the Neo Geo Pocket? It was a short-lived competitor to the Game Boy Color that was home to some of the best (and sadly, most overlooked) handheld games of all time, such as Cardfighters Clash and some surprisingly faithful ports of SNK fighting franchises like The King of Fighters and Last Blade. [...]

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