I haven't been to my local video game retailer for about a month, so I figured I'd check what they had. Nothing much new on the "usual suspects" in gaming. Then, while browsing the GBA games, I saw it. People clamored over the greatness of it all over Internetville. If you read the title of this topic, you've got the idea.
So I purchased that Neo Geo Pocket Color, new, for $70, and it included six games! Five of the games are good, whilst the sixth was some random golf game or something. Of the other five, I received:
* Fatal Fury
* Samurai Showdown 2
* King of Fighters R-2
* Dark Arms
* Puzzle Link
It runs on two AA batteries and a watch battery for the internal calander/clock thing. The screen is mostly vertical in the widthness of it all, making it perfect for shooters, I'd imagine. Instead of a control pad like the GBA, it uses a small thumb stick thing, and rather than having a "start" button, it has an "option" button. Finally, you hold down the power button for a few seconds to turn on the thing.
I never actually WANTED the system before. Hell, I never thought I'd run across one. When I saw it on the display, though, with the six games next to it, I asked the cashier how much the games were with the system. He said it was a package deal for the thing. I didn't really ask how they ran across it, but whatever. I asked if I could overlook the product, and it all looked legit. So I got it. Now, my head is going to explode! I feel like an honest-to-god video game collector now, except that most collectors don't watch Sailor Moon, I'd imagine.
Oh, I also purchased a Sega Pico used for $10. It came with a copy of a weird Richard Scarry book, so I only used it once and now it's in storage. I know most of you only care about the Neo Geo Pocket Color.
So, if anybody else owns a Neo Geo Pocket Color, can you suggest a game for me? I'd like to build a library of games for it.
So I purchased that Neo Geo Pocket Color, new, for $70, and it included six games! Five of the games are good, whilst the sixth was some random golf game or something. Of the other five, I received:
* Fatal Fury
* Samurai Showdown 2
* King of Fighters R-2
* Dark Arms
* Puzzle Link
It runs on two AA batteries and a watch battery for the internal calander/clock thing. The screen is mostly vertical in the widthness of it all, making it perfect for shooters, I'd imagine. Instead of a control pad like the GBA, it uses a small thumb stick thing, and rather than having a "start" button, it has an "option" button. Finally, you hold down the power button for a few seconds to turn on the thing.
I never actually WANTED the system before. Hell, I never thought I'd run across one. When I saw it on the display, though, with the six games next to it, I asked the cashier how much the games were with the system. He said it was a package deal for the thing. I didn't really ask how they ran across it, but whatever. I asked if I could overlook the product, and it all looked legit. So I got it. Now, my head is going to explode! I feel like an honest-to-god video game collector now, except that most collectors don't watch Sailor Moon, I'd imagine.
Oh, I also purchased a Sega Pico used for $10. It came with a copy of a weird Richard Scarry book, so I only used it once and now it's in storage. I know most of you only care about the Neo Geo Pocket Color.
So, if anybody else owns a Neo Geo Pocket Color, can you suggest a game for me? I'd like to build a library of games for it.
Crawl and 1000 
