NEOGEO X GOLD Entertainment System Release Date Set For December 6, 2012 at $199.99

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  • Handleit_44
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    • Jun 2009
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    [PC] NEOGEO X GOLD Entertainment System Release Date Set For December 6, 2012 at $199.99

    'Neogeo X Gold' portable arrives this December






    Despite the fact that 20+ years passed since you last played Neogeo, its portable rebirth this December will be shockingly expensive at $200. Tommo Inc. announced the handheld console's December 6 launch date for North America overnight, and put detail to the various pre-installed software it comes packed with (King of the Monsters and Samurai Showdown 2 are our personal highlights, but the full list of 20 games is below the break). The system also comes with the charging dock and joystick you see above, included in the $200 price.

    Beyond being a handheld Neogeo – which, admittedly, is pretty neat –the system doubles as a home console and can be hooked up to TVs/monitors via HDMI or traditional RCA. As such, an external joystick works with the device (though we'd suggest keeping that joystick locked to your domicile rather than take it on the go).

    It's unclear what retailers will carry the Neogeo X Gold just yet, but Tommo works with the usual brick-and-mortar suspects (Best Buy, Amazon, GameStop, etc.) Distribution in Europe and Asia is being handled separately, and no prices or dates are given for either territory.

    3 COUNT BOUT
    LEAGUE BOWLING
    ART OF FIGHTING II
    MAGICIAN LORD
    ALPHA MISSION II
    METAL SLUG
    BASEBALL STARS II
    MUTATION NATION
    CYBER LIP
    NAM 1975
    FATAL FURY
    PUZZLED
    FATAL FURY SPECIAL
    REAL BOUT - FATAL FURY SPECIAL
    THE KING OF FIGHTERS '95
    SAMURAI SHODOWN II
    KING OF THE MONSTERS
    SUPER SIDEKICKS
    LAST RESORT
    WORLD HEROES PERFECT
  • jms493
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    • Feb 2009
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    • MrBill
      Billy Brewer Sucks Penis
      • Feb 2009
      • 0

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      Brings back memories for me. I paid $350 for a used NEO GEO and $200 for Samurai Shodown II back in '93. The system literally was arcade quality for your home but it was just too expensive to buy games for in the long run. The high price of the games (and hardware to an extent) really impacted this system from ever being successful. Hardware wise, it was state of the art for the time.

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