Top 10 Neo Geo Games

[@WalterdasTrevas]

As a teenager, I worked at a game store. Saturday night, when the store closed, I could take Neo-Geo home. Good times! ;) Thank you so much, Raquel! ;)

[@raypadilla254]

Lucky bastard! The neo geo was my favorite console of all time. But nobody I knew could afford it. Much less the games were almost the price of a home console for each game. It was a rich man's console.

[@atolm1]

I thought I was hot shit when I could take new games home from when I worked at Electronics Boutique but this is even better! :p

[@TheOakstyles]

Praise be to Raquel. That's an awesome person right there!

[@tokenblack7983]

Wow you were one lucky kid

[@danielmaggs1048]

But did you get to take Raquel home?

[@mukabout4243]

The 90’s for me was all about home ports being as close to the arcade game as possible. The NEOGEO was the “holy grail” being the actual arcade hardware, sadly too expensive for the mainstream..

[@ArcadeCabNBud]

we had 2, 1 in my bedroom and 1 in the living room, lucky i know

[@3424-u6q]

@@ArcadeCabNBud I had two balls 😂

[@SuperKillerdreams]

Well the sega dreamcast was an arcade perfect sega Naomi home system ❤️💯 so there’s that

[@LunatiqHigh]

I lucked out and bought one from a school friend who was about to move away. I was going to buy his system , 2 controllers, 2 memory cards and 5 games for $250. I gave the dude $100 and was going to drop by the weekend before he moved. I showed up 3 days early to pay him his final $150-$175 (forgot exact), but he moved 4 days before the original date he told me. So I ended up paying $100 for everything. I never could find any Neo Geo games to buy later on though. lol

[@Barney_rubble983]

I’ve never even seen one with my own eyes. Definitely the holy grail

[@willmistretta]

The Neo-Geo will always feel like the future to me somehow. That epic startup screen...and certainly the most consistently strong library of any console ever made.

[@TheBarendse]

Max 330 Mega pro-gear spec 👌 The future is now.

[@TheBarendse]

@referral madness Not quite sure. Those words show up on one of the screens when a neo geo game is in attract mode. It's probably something related to the machine's specs

[@thenateyoulove]

They had to be with that fuckin price tag

[@natejennings5884]

I own the Linux ports of most of these games, save for Samurai Shodown (which I own 2 and V of) and KOF98 which I own exclusively for Windows and on XB1.

[@o_oro-q1k]

Hence why "The Future is Now" slogan

[@Rohaldos]

These games of the 90s they are so good in terms of gameplay , graphics and sound that they look like they can be released tomorrow as new games.

[@Komagb]

Especially because they weren't crappy early 3D games, but instead focused on amazing spritework and animation, which if done well are timeless art.

[@PetrisonRocha]

I prefer Neo Geo arcade goodness than modern 2D gaming scene, which is 100% comprised of overrated metroidvanias.

[@tokenblack7983]

Komagb God good point. I can't stand looking at PS1 games now. Early 3D games were garbage.

[@tokenblack7983]

gonira preach! That's a reason why I haven't played the new Ori yet

[@CC42_]

that's silly as Ori is a gorgeous and fun game. It's also only $30

[@SuperZombiepimp]

I was the only kid who had a neo geo back in 93 I remember everyone trying to come to my house just to play it was light years ahead of Nintendo and sega but the cost of games were insane only reason I even had one was because it was a gift through my uncle who work on the wing commander series so he had friends in the industry that would just give him free stuff even got to meet mark hamil when he was doing voice acting work

[@raypadilla254]

Lucky bastard!!!!!!

[@SuperZombiepimp]

@@raypadilla254 dude I know I was that's why I always would share the love plus gaming alone is boring

[@simonemeralds8738]

Sweeeeet...what games did u have back in the days?

[@adonian]

I still have mine 😂

[@videogameobsession]

Got mine in 1990 and still playing it 30 years later. :) www.videogameobsession.com/videogame/zz-other/origins/Neo-Geo_Unwrapping_Xmas_1990.jpg

[@photogami]

Came here from your 3dO videos. Thanks for taking the time to make these. I'm reliving these 90s classics and loving it. Keep up the great work

[@swoll1980]

Turf Masters is like lightning in a bottle. They really nailed it.

[@Gorilla_Jones]

Yup, one of my favorites. In the last 25 years I’ve got at least a couple thousand hours into this game with buds.

[@swoll1980]

@@Gorilla_Jones I probably spent $1000 playing this game. When I was 21 the bar down the street had a NEO-GEO

[@fthprodphoto-video5357]

i dont play golf but since neorage came out in the late 90's I could endly play every neogeo game and Néo Turf Masters became one of my favorite and most played game ever ! now I own it on MVS and play it on my own SNK cabinet !!!

[@nexusofice9135]

Neo Turf Masters is the BEST non simulation golf game ever made. It is perfectly simple to understand how to play but insanely deep when you really get down to the details.

[@karlwalker1771]

@@nexusofice9135 even my mam played it and she got seriously addicted/passion

[@MossA-ox7ys]

Those sprites and those animations...wow!

[@tokenblack7983]

In the 90s it was like a console from outer space

[@CharlesHepburn2]

Yeah... I was a teenager when this came out, and I still find it impressive with it's 2D graphics abilities. The hardware still makes me drool. Here we are 30 years later, AND I STILL CAN'T AFFORD A NEO GEO! LOL

[@dadrising6464]

@@CharlesHepburn2 Maybe take a look at the Mister Fpga. The Neogeo Core is awesome ;-)

[@aarongreenfield9038]

I love a bit of slowdown, it adds to the charm, it also lets you know that they are squeezing every little bit of performance out of the system.

[@thechosenone2123]

Its really exciting when you also do non-Sega games & console videos. I love that you are spreading out your topics with even more variety every now and then while still keeping Sega the main focus of your channel most of the time. Merry Xmas SegaLordX!

[@Shinobi6407]

Neo Turf Masters is an excellent choice for number 1. One of my all time favorite games.

[@Lord_Deimos]

My local game store sold Neo Geos and even had one in demo display. It was jaw dropping to see a console playing all those arcade classics without losses in quality but the price was absolutely ridiculous.

[@chrisbullock6477]

I remember back in 1990 in sixth grade playing Sengoku 1 on a NEO GEO 4-in-1 arcade system in a grocery store. IT BLEW MY MIND!!

[@sneakyskunk1]

No knock on the power of the polygon, but sprites will always hold a special place in my heart. This was a fascinating look at a one time powerhouse in the industry. I was seriously not expecting that number one entry. Looking at the footage he provided, it is easy to see why SLX placed it at the top. 2d forever baby!

[@Physick1]

Parents of a friend of mine bought him a Neo Geo as birthday present when where at school. They made a deal with him. Get A's and B's in all classes on his report cards and they would buy him 1 game every 3 months or so. He did it and had a sizable library. His father was a doctor and his mother a nuclear medicine tech so they could afford it. Plus he would get one on his birthday or Christmas. So yeah I was over his house all the time lol. He still has his original system and games too though he has had to get several replacement control decks and have a capacitor replaced in the console.

[@Hektols]

A very good motivation to study.

[@andybrinks3784]

That's awsome dude! Can you remember some of the games this lucky bloke had?

[@drunkensailor112]

Great story

[@originalm3233]

*What year was this? Also, name some names, what games do you remember your friend having? Thanks.*

[@onomatopoeia7505]

What the fuck is nuclear medicine...?

[@justfrankjustdank2538]

i love how this entire channel could be a meme

[@LukeDodge916]

30 years later and Neo Geo still looks absolutely amazing and beautiful. I'd buy one today for hundreds if I found one. Give us a true Neo Geo mini, SNK! And great list of games, SL! What a console....

[@Shoe3003]

there are plenty of Neo-Geos' for sale on ebay, i recommend getting one with modded Component and Stereo outputs in the back (unless you can tell the difference between 720p and 1080p, there are HDMI-modded consoles available as well)

[@noth606]

Luke Dodge hundreds doesn't get you much in Neo Geo terms, a console in bad shape maybe with the crap NGCD controller and one of the cheapest games in bad shape. If you want more you'll need to pony up thousands for sure.

[@tollboothm3617]

Neo geo mini I would so buy!

[@onomatopoeia7505]

There already is a Neo Geo "mini". They even published some extra sd cards with even more games for it.

[@noth606]

Onomato Poeia not really, it's not actually compatible, it's just an emulator that isn't that good and many of the nicer games have severe slowdowns and frame drops on it. You can buy a cheap android console and get a much better experience.

[@donmorton4597]

Now this is a great list! I especially love how there’s no loading time and you essentially hit power, choose players and go. Excellent!

[@CC_2617]

I just bought the digital version of the Metal Slug Anthology on my PS4. I love that series and glad these options are available, due to the high price of a Neo Geo.

[@coreymcmanus4749]

I can see why neo geo's price point was as high as it was back then. Some of its 2d renderings are better than anything on ps1 in my opinion. Also,no wonder the carts were so figgin huge.

[@ravager48]

The price for the Neo Geo console was ridiculous! You could pick $400 for console and 1 controller or $600 for console, 2 controllers and 1 game. I can't tell you how many times I would stare at that advertisement page in Electronic Gaming Monthly back in the day.

[@Mitjitsu]

How I would have loved to come into a large windfall in the early 90's. There's one guy who did and bought every Neo-Geo game that came out and made a fortune selling it off years later.

[@greenkoopa]

@John Mason folks from Fleabottom need not apply

[@estebancruz6194]

Me too. I never saw one in person back then, only saw it in the EGM magz, & the graphics looked so impressive. Lots of day dreaming in homeroom back in those days.

[@worsel555]

$400 would have been for the Neo Geo CD, the $600 was for the AES. Yes, I too stared at the advertisements and have wanted a Neo Geo ever since they came out when I was 10 yrs old, then about 6 yrs ago the opportunity arose for me to own my own MVS and I jumped on it. It's still an expensive system to own and especially collect for now since all the consolized MVS machines have come out (Since when does Ninja Combat, a terrible game that went for $20 for YEARS suddenly fetch $120+???), but I love it.

[@solangedias5631]

Yeah it was and still is kinda expensive but it was not supposed to be put for sale, instead SNK planned to rent the console in Japan. In my opinion they should have tried to launch the neo geo CD right from the start, cuz the games were very expensive too . the neo geo CD never had a chance btw, the 3do was already in the market by the time of its release and psx and Saturn were just around the corner.

[@AyeYoYoYooo]

I remember as a kid hearing my older cousins talk about the Neo Geo as if it was some unattainable grail that only millionaires had. Then seeing the price lists in full page ads in video game magazines and immediately believing the hype, as my allowance in kindergarten was two quarters a week. Seemed “forever unattainable”. With “best in genre” gorgeous titles like Sengoku 3 (which I still consider to be the best animated beat em up prior to the 7th gen consoles), other timelessly gorgeous sprites and unique gameplay in the Samurai Shodown & LAST BLADE series, and incredibly fun titles like Shock Troopers & the Metal Slug series….and a fighting game near the level of Street Fighter’s Alpha series and III-series in Garou Mark of the Wolves …. All which have aged extremely well, and are still every bit as fun to this day…. …it’s no mystery why it still retains its grail status to this day. Owning a Neo Geo and tons of those huge cartridges…. It’s such a showpiece … a simultaneously vintage yet futuristic-Ish showpiece … Sh!t is like owning a Delorean lol

[@TheNightRichard]

Back in the day I loved Neo Geo games in the arcade but I didn't know a single person who owned the home system. The system itself cost over $600 and the games were around $200 each. But I loved how Neo Geo stuck with the sprites and pixel art for so long during a time when it seemed like every other company had moved on to polygons/3D.

[@Retro90sgamer]

The Neo Geo had some hitters! These are some good looking Arcade titles! I mess with it!

[@MegaDriveProfile]

Sengoku 3 is godly, love that game. I also beat Last Resort a few months ago its a real underrated shmup.

[@alphatrion100]

Stock troopers is the best neo geo game imo

[@alsoknownas875]

Sengoku 3 is seriously one of the SICKEST games ever made.

[@Retroloft556]

It blew my mind the first time I played it.

[@daviddefortier5970]

I guess it was the neo's best brawler, but i found it got a bit repetitive as with all brawlers

[@alphatrion100]

Shock troopers is the best game

[@nightruler666]

neewbie collector: "Saturn games are expensive" Neo geo: "Hold my megs"

[@Dessan01]

Experienced collector: sell your collection, buy some flash carts and get some pussy.

[@nexusofice9135]

"Hold my cartridge" so big it can kill a man...

[@rhyme70Four]

Exactly!!!

[@drunkensailor112]

@@Dessan01 I'm an experienced collector, but why would I sell my collection?

[@blackvulcan3]

Neo Turf Masters is amazing. It’s challenging 20 years on & still crazy fun to play.

[@jeffm5056]

Neo Turf Masters is ridiculously good. I’m surprised there were no puzzle games on the list. Magical Drop 3 and Puzzle Bobble 2 (Bust A Move 2) are some of my absolute favorites.

[@danperin]

Puzzle Bobble 2 🤍

[@Hobbes22]

Best golf game EVER!!

[@dangelini1137]

Sir you are a youtube treasure. Keep doing what you are doing.

[@Thor-Orion]

I’m a big 2-D games guy. The Saturn and Neo Geo are the greatest 2-D consoles ever made.

[@sega_kid4288]

Speaking of Sega and Neo Geo, everyone should check out Galloping Ghost arcade in Chicago, its pretty much a love letter to our childhood. Like 700 arcade machines, tons of Sega machines like Revenge of Death Adder and Shadow dancer, tons of super scalers and an entire aisle of Neo Geo machines and much much more.It was awesome seeing all these beast in wild. Not a shill for this place I actually live in TN, but if you love or ever loved arcade games its worth a pilgrimage to Chicago.

[@greenkoopa]

That's good to know, I live in middle TN myself and have relatives in the Chicago area 🤔

[@sega_kid4288]

@@greenkoopaIts worth it. It's 20 bucks all you can play, all day. You can even leave get something eat, show your receipt when you come back and keep playing. Definitely the highlight of the trip.

[@worsel555]

When I lived over in southern Michigan I would every once in a while make a day trip out to Galloping Ghost, so much fun.

[@bigsmoke53]

I'm glad I found this comment

[@ghostofsparta291]

Man im gonna take a vacation to the galloping ghost ! It looks amazing

[@sonicmario64]

I actually enjoyed playing the "World Heroes" games, particularly the second one, which I have a SNES copy that used to belong to my cousin after he let me keep it along with the instruction manual. :)

[@nexusofice9135]

World Heroes 2 was still an enjoyable SFII clone. Yes it was cheesy... But that is why it was fun.

[@ricky-sanchez]

My own cousin lied and said he had neo geo. When I asked where it was, He said it was at his dad's house. This is how I learned my cousin was a habitual liar. He also said he beat x-men on genesis with just gambit. One night I made it to mojo, and professor x told me reboot the computer. I was gonna reset my genesis. He begged me not to do it. I reset my genesis because I already knew. He was shocked indeed. Anyone who completed x-men genesis, knows what i'm talking about. I never trust anyone to this day.

[@AndrewAmbrose]

Neo Turf Masters was my very first Neo Geo game I must say I started with quite the impression 😎

[@Gaming_since_the_eighties]

This is why i appreciate your channel and the content. You show literally gaming history. And the the different variety makes it even better. I own a Neo Geo but only 3 games for it because 1 Neo Geo Game cost as much as modern consoles today. The Last Blade 1 alone cost 405$.

[@douglasvieira1824]

I also love "The last blade 2" and "World Heroes 2". Thanks for the great list.

[@fresnokila3]

Garou is still my favorite fighting game. Quickly bought it on the Switch when I saw it available. Last Blade is great too!

[@Lukamusic81]

I was so happy when I got Samurai Shodown 3 on the PlayStation. Since I never had a neo geo the PlayStation finally gave me the arcade at home

[@l3monpig]

Man, what a great walk down memory lane! Thanks.

[@MrBen2177]

Very original list my friend. Wow the Neo is absolutely brilliant. I have mine for over 15 years and still want to play all of these games after seeing your video.

[@swpdisciple]

Shock Troopers was probably my favorite Neo Geo game ever. Super underrated!

[@GrumpyStoic]

Genuinely superb video, which says a lot given how many 'top 10/20/50' games on console x! Clearly you gave this a lot of thought, but more importantly it's really from the heart. And THAT'S what I think makes this video so great. Well played sir. :)

[@trainyourdog7351]

Magician Lord all day! It has one the best game soundtracks of all time!

[@daviddefortier5970]

Love that game! Wish the neo had more like it!

[@nexusofice9135]

@@daviddefortier5970 one day maybe the proto ROM will show up of Magician Lord 2 that they were working on. One can hope.

[@olyna]

You would make a Very Good Review of a Game I have never played, I would buy Buy it instantly. I absolutely love your honestly and Passion for the 8, 16 bit and 32 bit era. Plus your skills as a narrator are off chart, you really how to carry your excitement to the viewer, making easily the best review KZbin Channel. Keep up the Excellent Job.

[@PopeTheRevXXVIII]

Neo Turf Masters was one of my First Switch games. Same team behind Metal Slug too

[@wolffactor56]

PopeTheRevXXVIII both awesome games.

[@leospanghero5479]

I couldn't afford any 8 or 16 bit system around their release time, only after 2 or 3 years had passed. Owning a Neo Geo was absolutely out of question. So I went to the arcade to play SNK games. A bunch of those games were jaw dropping, something impossible to be found in other consoles. It was very nice to see the birth and development of such great franchises like Samurai Shodown, Metal Slug, Fatal Fury, The King of Fighters. Such an amazing console that almost nobody could have at home

[@StephanieHua]

Some Neo Geo love yes! Just wanted to share: Most people (like me) got exposed to Neo Geo with the big red cabinets, but really got deep through emulation. If interested in playing on actual hardware. For those same people who grew up, and (hopefully) have some disposable income... the 30 year+ AES consoles will definitely need to be modded and repaired (ie. recapped) after purchase. They definitely weren’t designed strong like an SNES or Genesis (but even these stock consoles will also die eventually). Cloned MVS units are easily found on ebay, cheaper than an AES, but either way, will need some technical know-how of how to consolize them. You can find heavily priced (already) consolized MVSs too. But for something more quality.... Watch out for the Behar bros CMVS coming soon! And we know AES carts are more expensive than MVS. No introduction needed. But you can reduce that price heavily with flash carts. Terraonion is the Rolls Royce, but Darksoft’s version has been steadily upgrading itself. Happy holidays

[@xtlm]

Somehow, the Neo Geo AES (MVS? whichever was the home one) is still my dream console. Neo Geo games were the best darn it.

[@ikenosis8160]

I know it was prohibitively expensive. I know it was big and bulky. I know it wasn’t even all that exemplary, but God Damn, I loved the Neo Geo. During its era it was beautiful and mesmerizing to me. Great video! Thank you for the walk down memory lane. Sam sho forever. ⚔️💥

[@MrGrokthis]

Dude, thank you. I’ve watched maybe 12 of your videos so far and loved ‘em. I’m buying every goddamn game on this list, sans golf. Tiger games got me hooked on doing the swing with the analog stick! I was too poor as a kid for neo geo games, but I ain’t now! The love and respect you have for all things video games comes through in every video. It’s fuckers like you that keep me watching KZbin! I’m sending the link to this video to all my friends. You rock, sir.

[@alexbiehn978]

Great list , Alpha Mission 2 is still my favorite Neo Geo game i have to finish it once a year

[@takwu0]

You just convinced me to buy this golf game that I dont think i ever tried. My neogeo titles experience is still limited to the arcades and emulation, and ports to other platforms if that counts. so golf was something i never spent a quarter to play in the arcades, and id imagine not many would spend $100 on a cartridge for. but like u mentioned thx to hamster now we can legally own an emulated copy at a low price. when i saw your number one title at 50% discount i just had to. the name of the title is updated to Big Tournament Golf. Also picked up samurai showdown neogeo collection at 75% off! now thats an awesome deal. thanks for this video from 3 yrs ago. like many said below this channel is not just for sega fans, but for retro video game fans in general.

[@rockhyde7775]

The fighting game genre will truly never die and that is correct. (It has a small decline in the late 90’s but thankfully overcame that and there continues to be awesome fighters to this very day) It brings a tear to my face every time I hear that. I freakin’ love Garou: Mark of the Wolves (my personal #1 fav for the Neo Geo along with other platforms it was on) and the Last Blade. And also not forgetting the Samurai Shodown (check out the reboot man! I got it on PS4 and I have no regrets buying it. I want a sequel of it to be on PS5) or King of Fighters (wanting KOF XV on PS5) series, these games are very enjoyable to this day. The Japanese arcade-style fighting game style is pretty much perfect today and there will be plenty of those for generations to come.

[@dignan193]

This is one of your best videos man. Great commentary! Got me thinking about picking one up.

[@Newtonip]

I was a huge fan of Neo Turf Master too! The gameplay was easy to pickup, a common feature of Neo Geo games. I'd add to what's appealing in Metal Slug are the great music and sound effects. They really draw you in the action. I'd have Neo Drift Out in my top ten. It's a really fast isometric racing game but that controls really well. The latter levels are quite challenging.

[@l1uchill]

Growing up I never knew much about the Neo Geo but looking at your videos has shown me that this system was pretty awesome! Thanks SLX!

[@stephanemignot100]

I bought Turf Masters on gog to play it on my "new" eMac through mame, wonderful experience!

[@ricardomauricioaraya7625]

I remember seeing a Neo-Geo probably in '93 at a store I liked going. I remember seeing Fatal Fury and Super Spy and could not believe my eyes. I had gotten a Genesis on Christmas of '92 so the graphical differences blew me away. Then I checked the price, I think it was about 500 bucks and never again looked at it because there was no way I would ever get one... RB Fatal Fury Special will forever be my favorite Neo-Geo game and overall fighting game!

[@ishinjuu91]

back then where games were actually games instead of movies.

[@garethhook9972]

Well said Hate the open world's

[@darkforestzero]

Dragon's lair and space ace would like a word with you

[@SwiftJustice]

​@@darkforestzerothose are games. You don't sit back and watch Dragon's Lair.

[@Money1Films]

Facts

[@xXHashassinXx]

I used to read and watch everything in a game, afraid of missing useful information. Most games handhold so much now that I can safely skip all story content and still know what to do next. The last game I recall enjoying the story enough to participate was Witcher 3.

[@CharlesHepburn2]

I was a teenager when this came out, and I still find it impressive with it's 2D graphics abilities. The hardware still makes me drool. Here we are 30 years later, AND I STILL CAN'T AFFORD A NEO GEO! LOL

[@Theshark15z]

because it's a collectors item

[@TellYouHwaet]

I think the thing about Metal Slug wasn't just the graphics, it was the amount of personality expressed in those graphics.

[@Gorilla_Jones]

I bought a Neo Geo new when it launched and consider it in the top 5 consoles ever made, the games are just awesome. Now in that time me and my friends would get together on weekends, pizza, beer, and have a blast. Art of Fighting 2 and Baseball Stars 2 were two of our favorites. the last cool thing about Neo Geo and games of this era in general is the playability is just through the roof and the controls are not overly complicated. I still have friends over to my much more advanced game room now and what do you think we play? Xbox one? PS4? Nope. The classics, NeoGeo, 3DO, Genesis, etc as well as the Mama cabinet. You can’t beat these games, their a blast with friends.

[@nossy232323]

Wow, what about the Aero Fighter games? Those were my favorites!

[@socialengineering2539]

Thank u again for this épisode sega lordx My library with 100 mvs cardgrige but i didn't own just 4 from top 10 1.turf master 2.Mark of the wolves 3.Baseball 4. monsters The other 6 i own copy 1.blazing star 2.King 98 3.Sengoko 4.Samurai 5.Shock troopers 6.metal slug Thank u from north africa morocco love watching your video man pro work.

[@socialengineering2539]

Now just 3 😂😂😂😂i found the garou mark of the wolves 2020

[@hrungnir00008psp]

Agree and enjoyed, but first on the list should have been Last Blade 2.

[@Adams420]

Can't believe you didn't mention The Last Blade 2. That game is a work of art.

[@dexterramey8787]

I love plane shooting games! R-type, Darius, Raiden I miss those games.

[@AzrialAlaria]

Darius is my favorite series of all time! I have access to a Dariusburst Another Chronicle arcade cab at my friends arcade!

[@mikepowell7938]

I have both on snes💯👌🏿

[@Theshark15z]

Raiden was hard!!! Darius Garden was my favorite.

[@3strands]

I am playing alot of the games on this still on powkiddy rg10 nax 2 console. My favourite is shock troppers

[@JeffYPbPr]

Blazing star is a fucking gem. Its my favorite shmup of all time. Its just damn good

[@Robin-ie3ns]

RetroYPbPr +1 Also my fav shooter. Love the graphics / music. Also the difficulty is just right imo - I.e. hard as nails but still possible.

[@neogenesis7706]

If it wasnt for bonus. I'd try it

[@Robin-ie3ns]

Neo Genesis it grows on you..to the point where you genuinely enjoy it.

[@JeffYPbPr]

@@neogenesis7706 it can be annoying but once u get in the zone you phase it out. Its an awesome game

[@daviddefortier5970]

No thank you. Its not only that "bonus" irritant, but i hate the way the backgrounds randomly change into abstract prerendered garbage.. then theres that mad last boss! If someone can hack the game and remove the above mentioned, then i can agree, but for now, the top side scrolling shooters on the neo is last resort, followed by pulstar

[@fearanarchy]

*He didn't say Windjammers?!?!?* Un-sub.. Throw out phone... Leaves country.... Unforgiveable!! Windjammers was my most surprising love for a non-fighter back when. I actually was playing ROMs and had them Zipped and backed up on multi-3.5" ... Those were the days..

[@cyberdemon7694]

Literally unwatchable!

[@fearanarchy]

@@cyberdemon7694 Once we hit Top 4... I did wonder if he loved Windjammers more than me.... sadly, that was not the case. He did preface it, but... *Windjammers* !!

[@goatbone]

Total troll no. 1. Should have been Windjammers.

[@ShinGetterPoPo]

My personal favourite was one called eight man. I'll happily acknowledge it's not the best, but something about the way he was constantly moving just caught me

[@ScottWozniak]

I sold my copy of Neo Turf Masters in 2001 for $800 which I thought was a lot of money. Imagine my shock and horror when I found out current prices for the game are north of $20,000. 😭

[@darkus2015]

you for real? I have this for the MVS

[@neogenesis7706]

Sounds made up

[@ScottWozniak]

​@@neogenesis7706 A quick look on eBay will confirm it.

[@budz2355]

Sold price or asking price?

[@ScottWozniak]

One sold 10 days ago for nearly $17,000 and that was from a seller in Berlin. www.ebay.com/itm/Neo-Geo-AES-Neo-Turf-Masters-034-Holy-Grail-034-/153755958630

[@mymusic3354]

Another great video! While I was really into Sega, I was into other consoles as well (I still have all my old systems and games and they all still work :) ) The NEO GEO really had a bunch of great games on it so it's great to see some videos on that system too! I came across your content because of the Sega videos but it's cool how much content you cover for other systems too, including NEO-GEO.

[@user-bm6wu9zw9m]

My favorites were the World Heroes and Super Sidekicks series.

[@sadsys]

Your channel is the first and the best in my list!

[@urzer0703]

Preach on brother, some of the best games to ever grace earth!!!

[@vmguedes]

I appreciate the time you put into your script - always a joy to listen to

[@NotesandNerds]

This is a console I so desperately want in my collection. However the cost of entry for some of the lower end "decent" titles is still expensive. For me, emulation is the only real viable option. That and the various compilation titles and releases on other systems. Great video.

[@daviddefortier5970]

I bought the arcade board. Their carts are less than half price

[@DieHardjagged]

I heard theres at least ONE Everdrive like Cartridge out there but it think it did cost around 300-500 bucks (Dont quote me, its been a long time since i saw that). So thats the cheaper option to be honest.

[@NotesandNerds]

@@DieHardjagged 300 to 500 bucks for an everdrive cart for Neo Geo is still a steal compared to 300+ per game.

[@glennmk5167]

There's always the Neo Geo Cd, I own one off them with the international bios chip, had it for awhile they are still cheap enough get but like all Neo Geo things they are starting to go up load times are meh, now I just use raspberry pi

[@NotesandNerds]

@@glennmk5167 But them load times! The Neo CD is a good alternative outside of the realm of emulation, but those load times are a bit of a deterrent for me.

[@H00ps]

I was the only one among my friends who owned a neo geo console. I use to buy the games from stores listed in the back of gaming magazines, always looking for deals. Best deal I ever got was buying football frenzy from the now defunct Incredible Universe store back in 1994. I regret selling the neo geo. Good listing, Sega Lord X.

[@Oniontrololol]

I was more astonished by the price rather than the quality of the games lol

[@krisla8211]

Weirdo.

[@waynerice4918]

I look into these games on my Atgames Legend Ultimate arcade and are amaze the animation from Neo Geo. And I played all of them and are great. Thanks for the great video.

[@Greybush46322]

I love the ACA series on the current gen. How do you beat $8 each for all these amazing titles. I don't want to call them retro because there's nothing modern that beats them in my opinion. Great list as always.

[@willeysingleton3057]

Love that you ended with a golf game. That's a straight up Quintin Tarantino ending. Loved it and I love golf games my self great list my friend.

[@martinevans1206]

Incredible system/console!

[@beebot]

Nice Video SLX. It's definitely one of my favourite systems of all time. Here's my top 10 - (not in order) and I'm very happy that I own the originals. 10: Shock Troopers (the first is significantly better than the 2nd Squad imo) 09: Real Bout Fatal Fury Special (or RBFF2, but I think Special get's in due to character variation) 08: Metal Slug X (I love the first one. 2 is too slow and 3 is too long, and all after 3 aren't worthy of top 10). 07: Neo Turf Masters 06: Last Resort (This is easily the best shooter on the system for me, prefer it over all others I can't stand 'bonus!') 05: Samurai Spirits IV (I love SS1 and 2, and I think V is good too, but III and IV for me are definite favorites If I pick one, it's IV) 04: Windjammers (you can't beat multiplayer on this, it's simple genius) 03: KOF '98 (I really loved '99 which is dripping with style but the mechanics were odd. I didn't like any after '00) 02: Last Blade I (I prefer the fighting system to II) 01: Garou Mark of the Wolves (Just amazing) Honourable Mentions: Top-Hunter, Fatal Fury Special, Kizuna Encounter. RBFF2, KOF 94/95/96/'97/99, Twinkle Star Sprites (which I really rate highly - but I own the Saturn version which I think tops it). All of these could be in the top 10. It's a crying shame there weren't more scrolling beat-em-ups on the system. I personally thought Sengoku 3 looked great, but it gets quite samey after the third level and there isn't enough enemy variation to keep things interesting. I'd pick Guardians or another scroller over it any day.

[@gregorynetus5557]

Metal slugs is the best neo geo snk games ever.word up son

[@MarkoPolo8888]

gregory netus Lol 😂

[@bboyarvi]

Facts 👍

[@darrenbeeken8648]

Excellent video was just in process of buying mvs arcade board for restoration, top work mate.👍👍👍

[@Dzumeister]

I can’t believe Windjammers didn’t make the list

[@The01Aggie]

Great video as always. I'm about to really dig into some of these games via emulation on Steam Deck. I loved a lot of these games as a kid but never had or knew anybody with a NeoGeo. Been waiting years to really dive into it's catalog of games.

[@neogenesis7706]

Favorite systems. 1. Genesis 2. Neo geo 3. Sega saturn

[@neobogard]

@xii_7 if you had access to japanese games, the Saturn was epic.

[@neobogard]

If you swap the Genesis with the Dreamcast, that list would be mine.

[@1georgekitchen]

​@@simonbelmont548 Saturn is my #1 and I've owned multiple systems from every generation over the last 25 years. It's all about the games that you connected with the most. The total library of good games for a system is irrelevant to an individual player. My favorite games in my lifetime (40 years old), are on Saturn. Shining the Holy Ark, Shining Force 3, Dragon Force, Fighters Megamix, Guardian Heroes, SEGA Rally, Daytona, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Nights, Bomberman... Etc.. Saying "lol" to someone's personal opinion makes you look arrogant and conceited.

[@christschin3708]

oscar zambrano N64! 😂

[@retrosoul8770]

PineKushDude if you're saying the Snes's hardware was "shit" I can surely get behind that, but the library? It had stellar support from many of the greatest Japanese developers during their arguable prime...(capcom, konami, squaresoft, irem, hudson, natsume etc). So a claim like that isn't even possible let alone true. But yes the Gen/MD is a true gem.

[@Rwithoutbrakes]

Another awesome video to share with the community. Great job Sega Lord!

[@aipaloovik]

*megabits, not megabytes.

[@zackspiker_]

Turf Masters, King of Fighters (94), Samurai Showdown, and the Start Up make me nearly tear up, such gorgeous audio.

[@ronnyclayton194]

I remember seeing the prices on the games and thinking it had to be a mistake they must have accidetaly added an extra zero,they were mostly just a bunch of overpriced/polished street fighter 2 clones.I never seen one in a regular store, just once at a funcoland and if your watching this your probobly old enough to remember that place before gamestop bought it and turned it to shit.

[@trainyourdog7351]

We had babbages and electronic boutique before gamestop and I felt the same way when i saw those prices! Whaat the F@&k 300 dollars or more for a game. Low and behold I never had one lol.

[@alexojideagu]

The Game Prices were insane I couldn't believe them. But then I guess they were similar to arcade PCB prices.

[@parrishharris3008]

Wow, funco land - i remember 😁

[@Neocasturn]

Had you decided to cough up the dough and held onto them, you’d be up a nice amount of money.

[@noth606]

Ronny Clayton none of the games were SF2 clones numbnuts, try playing a Neo Geo sometimes if you get a chance. If you still think they are SF2 clones then you either haven't played SF2 or you have mental issues and probably need a legal guardian to get around.

[@ravagingwolverine]

I've been playing a lot of arcade stuff lately, with a lot of Neo Geo among that. I was playing Metal Slug 5 a couple of times in the last few days. Shock Troopers was a few days before that. I played a lot of King of Fighters '97 and '98 over the weeks before, along with the two Last Blade games. I was surprised neither of the Last Blade games made your list(the first would be on my list), but I totally understand that it's your personal list, so it's not just about game quality, and that it's very tricky to actually narrow down the Neo Geo library. I liked your list a lot and agreed with many of your views. When I saw that Garou was number two, I knew Turf Masters had to be the top pick, and it's an excellent game. King of the Monsters is a quarter muncher and not going to be to everyone's taste, but I loved it when it was new. I put some time into it a few years back. I was able to figure out some exploits and could beat, I think, five opponents on one credit on the standard difficulty. It was fun to figure out how to do it and get through the game with just a few credits. I still like that game and they captured the Godzilla feel in the presentation. Sengoku 3 is one of my favorite beat-em-up games. It has better sprite work than most in the genre and I really like the game-play mechanics. I have no issue with the game's length and pacing on standard difficulty as some do. It requires a bit of a shift in tactics from other games in the genre, as I find Sengoku 3 to be more defensive than most, but I enjoy having to manage the enemy waves and overall tougher enemies than usual. I played Sengoku 2 a week or so ago as well. Thinking of it as a beat-em-up game, I find it lacking, but thinking of it as just a simple action game made it more enjoyable. In early 1998, I remember a friend of mine brought me to a local comic shop to check out their Street Fighter 3 cabinet and the game's impressive animation and sprites. It was impressive, but I didn't like Capcom's visual style in Street Fighter once they started the Alpha series. However, right next to the SF3 was a familiar red cabinet, and it was running King of Fighters '97. I loved the sprite style. The animation was impressive in its own right. I was immediately impressed with SNK's approach to the genre. Even directly next to the technically superior SF3, it was KOF that captured my imagination. When I got home, I immediately went online to find out if KOF '97 was coming to the Saturn, and it was a couple of months later. I love that edition and still play it. With that said, I agree that '98 is even better, and I play both games. I really love the play mechanics of KOF at that point. I always feel limited when I don't have the evasive roll available in other games. Shock Troopers is a reliable and enjoyable game that I can return to whenever I need to play something fun, but have nothing specific in mind. Aside from it being a lot of fun, the length of a run comes in a bit shorter than a lot of other arcade games, so it's easy to fit in. The visual style is great as well. Metal Slug is such a great series, one of my all-time favorites. The first one is still excellent. Parts 1, X and 5 are my favorites. Great to see you talk about this great platform and sharing your list. I enjoyed hearing your thoughts throughout. Thank you.

[@daviddefortier5970]

I put a neo geo cabinet with savage reign in it set on an easy level, next to another operators street fighter 3 cab, and the locations owner reported to me that everyone stopped playing sf3 in order to play savage reign. Damn i loved my neo cab.

[@rosh77]

18:06 The melodie of the song Robert Miles - Children 🔥🔥😉

[@faustocalderazzo1106]

I think they were sued for that...they had no credit to use it

[@HonorinTreason]

Have been considering this for our next retro system. This made a great write up for it. Thank you.

[@heavysystemsinc.]

Better have deep pockets for the home console. If you're looking to save money, get a cabinet and get the plug n play boards. They're far more common and less expensive and furthermore you can play them the way they were meant to be played on a CRT. :) And if you search around, there's bootleg boards that have hundreds of games on them.

[@HonorinTreason]

Jeremy Landry Thanks for the suggestion! We def want the CRT experience.

[@KNGINetwork]

Man, Neo Turf Masters is so good, especially its incredible soundtrack!

[@1D0N]

KNGI Network I’d swear that one song on this vid sounds like Sonic the Hedgehog’s Star Light zone.

[@kyobruno]

"On the Green" :P

[@azzy2001]

In a similar way to Neo Drift Out, there is just something about playing this with an arcade stick that makes this game 1000x better. It's an amazing game and tied with Tiger Woods 2004 for me as best golf game of all time.

[@MarkoPolo8888]

Absolutely great video. And I completely understand why you pick Neo Turf Masters #1. Great Job 👍🏽

[@aquilhall262]

Before i spend 600+ on a next gen system...Im gonna buy a NEO GEO!

[@goeland4585]

Yeah, prepare to pay a lot. The console and games are horribly overpriced.