Neo Geo Mini Announced

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  • Neo Geo Mini Announced

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    The Neo Geo Mini was announced this week as SNK celebrates its 40th anniversary of the SNK brand this year. Much like the SNES Mini and NES Mini, the Neo Geo Mini will include games built into the system already, 40 of them to be exact. You'll get to play all of these on a 3.5 inch display set inside a fake arcade cabinet.
    The Neo Geo mini is a video game console, which will include 40 nostalgic titles from the Neo Geo system, which made its debut in 1990. This console will feature a 3.5 inches display, meaning the games can be enjoyed with no need to connect to a TV or monitor! The size of the Neo Geo mini means it fits perfectly in the palm of one’s hand. The Neo Geo mini will be available in two different designs, one for the Asian market and the other one for overseas markets (for North America, South America, Europe and other regions). With its design in black, white, and red, the Japanese version of the Neo Geo mini will faithfully reproduce the original Neo Geo arcade cabinet that was introduced in Japan in 1990. The overseas version will be a simple and modern design in black, white and blue.

    Don't worry though, you can still hook this up to a TV via HDMI connection. It also includes a headphone jack and two external controller ports. The release date and complete list of included games will be coming later.

    The images below show off an additional angle for the International version and two shots of the Japan specific model.

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    • K-16
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      K-16 commented
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      Almost pissed me off when I initially thought you can't plug this into a TV. I've had my share of tiny screen fun, playing Natural-Selection on a 2.5" LCD from a camcorder that I hooked up as a monitor. Why? Because I was in a school dormitory, and my monitor died. Had to borrow a roommate's monitor (who was moving out that day), change my settings to make my camcorder the primary monitor, and then return my roommate's monitor to pack up.

      I think I used composite video too... I don't recall using VGA at all. Or was it S-Video?
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