Emulators are those magic tools that enable you to run vintage console games on your modern computers.
If you want to start playing your favorite Neo Geo titles, start with choosing an emulator. If decent 2D graphics, simplistic still exciting games, and high quality sound are what you’re looking for, you should definitely take a closer look at the Neo Geo. Though the Neo Geo wasn’t as successful as its competitors, e.g., Sony, Nintendo, and Sega, there are still a handful of gamers remaining loyal to it.
Unfortunately, it also failed to garner due attention from a target audience. Later, in 1994, a new version, the Neo Geo CD, featuring a CD-ROM drive was released.
Officially, the console was released a year later, in 1990, but it did not gain popularity with video game fans because of its high end user cost. The Neo Geo is a cartridge-based arcade system board and a home video game console designed by Japanese company SNK in 1989.
