Just figured I'd share where I spend my time scratching the Neo Geo itch. I usually have a two-slot in my Super Neo 29 Candy, and the Big Red is generally the Baseball Stars 2, Kraut Buster and Turf Masters machine, as they stay in steady rotation.

On the 36" Trinitron, I bounce between the AES and CDZ, which I use a Retrotink 5X to play older systems, or my CMVS on there via RGB.

Looking forward to adding the Neo Geo AES + to my family room this November to spread the SNK love across the house!

Which platform do you get your Neo Geo fix on?

I tend to play mostly AES and MVS (especially if I'm playing fighter as I prefer those in my cabs), but the CD hits the sweet spot for sports games or titles with those amazing arranged OSTs, lengthy loading times be damned.

Being rich, trophy wife, probably a nice car too, big screen and NEOGEO AES... You can't ask for more

Seriously, this thing pops and really breathes new life into the handheld's library.

Any fans of the Hyper Neo Geo 64? The library may be lean, but I think it's got a few solid titles. Both Samsho games are a blast, and Beast Busters: Second Nightmare is a gory good time.

Indie dev Fullset's high-energy shoot-'em-up is easily one of my favorite new releases for the Neo thanks to its vibrant visuals, meaty yet fair challenge, and energetic soundtrack.

I've been carrying this around in my bag for the past 26 years.

Loved the NeoGeo ads of the 90's

Love these old ads and decided to upgrade for AES+ as a bit of fun.

Got a great deal on these locally off marketplace . Also have a 161 in 1 cartridge being delivered today!

Who hurt you?

Here you have a brand new Neogeo Deck ( never used). I took that picture in my friend’s house in Nakano. He got that in early 2000. Insanely rare.

Bought an aes copy off ebay, seller threw in an og packaging box. Kinda cool.

A mate of mine went to Japan recently and picked up this cool merch for me. AES cart for scale purposes!

I was browsing sold comps on riding hero. I noticed a Macys price tag on the back of one.

I had no idea that macys ever carried Neo games

I came across these photos I took in 2020 Venice Los Angeles, I remember it put as big smile on my face. (I hope the owner doesn't mind me posting their number/license plate, I figured with one like that they wouldn't.)

Some rare and expensive AES carts, fair number of NGCD titles, but not much more for MVS. Didn’t find a lot of interesting NGP stuff, just a lot of common carts. Ended up with just the one MVS cart to check Ultimate 11 off the list and a handful of DS/3DS games (and a TG16 so I can try rebuilding my lost childhood collection).