NeoGeo X also coming bundleless for $130
Though $200 for the NeoGeo X is a bargain compared to how much the original console cost, it's still awfully expensive for a handheld preloaded with twenty 20-year-old games. Fortunately, it turns out it'll also be sold separately, without the bundled joystick and docking station, for only $130.
Though $200 for the NeoGeo X is a bargain compared to how much the original console cost, it's still pretty expensive for a handheld preloaded with 20 games that are two decades old. Fortunately, it turns out it'll also be sold separately, without the bundled joystick and docking station, for only $130.
The NeoGeo X has a 4.3" screen and comes preloaded with the likes of Metal Slug, King of the Monsters, Fatal Fury, and King of Fighters '95. Wired spotted the recently-updated official site also reveals it'll support two-player games if it's connected to a television through the docking station included in the Gold bundle, though you'll need to buy a second joystick separately.
Really, the handheld's a little Linux device running an emulator, but it still looks like a nice little bit of hardware--and that's a concept attractive in itself to many.
The NeoGeo X is slated to launch on December 6.
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Alice O'Connor posted a new article, NeoGeo X also coming bundleless for $130.
Though $200 for the NeoGeo X is a bargain compared to how much the original console cost, it's still awfully expensive for a handheld preloaded with twenty 20-year-old games. Fortunately, it turns out it'll also be sold separately, without the bundled joystick and docking station, for only $130.