20 Largest Neo Geo Games in Memory Cartridge Size
789To classic game collectors, the Neo Geo is the Holy Grail of consoles, and for good reason. Originally marketed to ultra high-end gamers, the system originally retailed for a whopping $600, with individual titles typically priced at $200 each. In theory, the games were so expensive because they were exactly the same as their arcade (MVS) counterparts.
Neo Geo cartridges are amazing things. They are absolutely HUGE, rivaling the size of some systems. They came packaged in sturdy, attractive, binders. In order to help distance themselves from the Genesis and SNES, SNK constantly touted the immense size of their games (in terms of cartridge memory).
As such, each game displays its number of "megabits" (a misleading term if there ever was one) on its packing, rangingfrom 26 all the way up to 350 megabits. Knowing the sheer size of the games was enough to impress certain people, it's said programmers actually made an effort to program their games as inefficiently as possible to consume the maximum space.
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0:00 Intro
0:21 Metal Slug 2
0:54 Sengoku 3
1:34 King of Fighters 97
2:42 The Last Blade
3:40 Metal Slug X
4:15 Shock Troopers: 2nd Squad
5:05 Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers
5:53 The Last Blade 2
7:01 Rage of the Dragons
8:01 Power Instinct Matrimelee
8:54 The King of Fighters '99: Millennium Battle
9:35 The King of Fighters 2002: Challenge to Ultimate Battle
10:38 The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest
11:47 King of Fighters 2000
12:35 Garou: Mark of the Wolves
13:38 Samurai Shodown V Special
14:25 Metal Slug 3
14:56 Metal Slug 5
15:28 SVC Chaos: SNK vs. Capcom
16:37 King of Fighters 2003
17:44 Outro
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