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Blaze has confirmed that it will be manufacturing the Neo Geo X portable console under license from SNK. The console is set for release later this year. Blaze has confirmed that it will be ...

If $200 is too much for you to splash out on a Neo Geo Gold, you can grab the core portable at a reduced price. As detailed on the system's website, the Neo Geo X portable device at the core of the ...

When I was a kid shopping for video games at the now-defunct Babbage’s, I remember lusting after the pyramid of black and gold Neo Geo boxes sitting in the center of the store. I knew, of course, that ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. SNK appears to be lending its name to a new Neo Geo handheld console, to launch with 20 games preloaded to memory ...

When Tommo Inc. first announced a new portable version of the classic Neo Geo hardware last month, we balked a bit at the $200 asking price for what is a more than two-decades-old system. Now, the ...

You just can’t keep a good console down. First introduced in 1990, the Neo Geo was a marvel of gaming technology. It never sold as well as the Super Nintendo or Sega Genesis (likely owing to the ...

It looks like SNK is the latest company looking to cash in on the retro game console craze. While SNK may not be the household name that Nintendo and Atari are, gamers of a certain age will probably ...

SNK Playmore seems to be giving gamers another chance at taking Neo-Geo games on the go. A device with the placeholder name "Neo-Geo Portable Device" has been detailed on a Japanese game blog, along ...

SNK Playmore is developing a new portable version of its classic Neo-Geo console. Named the "Neo-Geo Keitai", or "Neo-Geo Portable", the mobile device plays 20 pre-loaded games from the original ...

It feels like that Neo Geo Mini kinda came and went. All the hype surrounding the idea of having a tiny usable arcade machine melted away when the original system’s fans first touched the “non-clicky” ...