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Features
- NEOGEO mini is designed as an arcade machine and features a built-in 3.5" Screen with a Joystick Controller and Stereo Speakers so you can enjoy enhanced play right on the NEOGEO mini
- NEOGEO mini is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand and utilizes USB power supply to connect anywhere to portable power
- Players can partner together or challenge each other using NEOGEO PAD Gamepads and watch on a larger screen using an HDMI cable for more fun - NEOGEO PAD Gamepads and HDMI cable sold separately
- NEOGEO mini includes an HDMI output to larger screen, two ports for NEOGEO PAD gamepads and a Headphone jack
- NEOGEO mini has an instant save / load function allowing you to save the current game progress or load a previous profile on the menu
Description
NEOGEO mini gaming system - International / USA version - pre-loaded with 40 Classic SNK games including several games from "The King of Fighters", "Samurai Showdown", "Metal Slug" and Fatal Fury" series', plus many more all time favorite SNK games.
Number of Players: Multiplayer
Controller Type: Button Control, Joystick
Screen Size: 3.5 inches
Power Source: Battery Powered
Hardware Interface: HDMI
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Battery Description: Built-in rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery with USB power supply
Display Type: LCD
Form Factor: Handheld
Platform for Display: Xbox One
Operation Mode: manual
Platform: NEOGEO
Size: 5.31 inches x 4.25 inches x 6.38 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.31"L x 5.31"W x 6.38"H
Item Weight: 13.76 ounces
Item Dimensions: 5.51 x 3.94 x 8.66 inches
Material Type: Plastic, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Brand Name: SNK
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 12
UPC: 193071400012
Unit Count: 1 Count
Edition: International / USA
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Bean Information Technology
Model Number: FM1I1X1800
Manufacturer Part Number: FM1I1X1800
Set Name: 40
Color: Black
Theme: Anime
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Edition: International / USA
The best by far retro remake only this is a retro remake of an arcade console, The screen is gorgeous, love how when its powered on two rings light up, first one around the joystick and second one down inside around the inner ball of the joystick in an awesome blue color. I also purchased an official white controller, got it for 94 dollars instead of 109.99. I also got the mini HDMI to HDMI cable to play it like a console on my big HD TV. But after playing it awhile, you'll realize that playing it as the middle bnb I arcade machine is the funniest way to play, THERE IS A REASON THERE ARE NO MICROSWITCHES, SNK DID NOT WANT TO PUT THEM ON BECAUSE THEY HAVE A VERY SHORT LIFESPAN, the joystick on both the controller and built in controls is very accurate, I have no problem doing special moves in all the fighting games, you see I am a huge NeoGeo and SNK fan, I owned an AES but the games were so expensive I only owned 3, this Arcade perfect NeoGeo mini reproduces some of the best 2D fighting games ever made with incredible animations, ridiculously detailed sprites, the Neo Geo was about 4 times more powerful than SNES, and the graphics still look good to this day. It's a perfect desk ornament, keep it plugged into a powerbank, so anytime your at your desk and want to play a NeoGeo arcade machine you have a mini one right their with 10's of thousands of dollars worth of games if you bought them for the AES today. It's so well built, I never thought I'd be able to play a NeoGeo again, let alone a mini arcade cabinet with stereo sound and the same resolution of screen that the original NeoGeo MVS arcade cabinet had so they are rendered perfectly, it looks extremely high resolution, and has a good sized screen. And the best part, it's actually designed and manufactured by SNK, it's an official product....I hope they are testing the market and will release a new 2D only system with incredible 2D graphics, I would buy one on launch day. But I dont think 2D can get much better than the NeoGeo mini, you will love this mini arcade, that c as n also be played as a console, but I never do it it just doesnt look the same upscaled to 720p. What I'm really trying to say is there has never been a gaming machine like the NeoGeo, and their are no console remakes like the NeoGeo mini, that is a fully functioning mini arcade console. All you need is a 5W powerbank, I have a 6,000mAh one that I can play the neo geo for weeks on, and a controller which my white one was only 12 something dollars brand new shipped and sold by Amazon, I recommend the controller do you can play 2 player or if you want to play it console style on the TV. It has two cont et roller hookups you can have 2 controllers hooked up playing 2 player on the mini arcade system itself using its screen, or you can have first or second player use the built in controls and the other use the controller, (which Is higher quality than the original neo geo CD controller its based on. If you want to play the best 2D fighters ever made, some of the best graphics 2D action games (metal Slug complete series is on international version) and Shock Troopers 2nd Squad which is an overhead 1/3 camera angle shootemup similar to Metal Slug, different style of visuals that stand up great like all the games do by today's standards. Great and Unique system that they made it resemble the NeoGeo arcade machines instead of the AES home console which played identical versions of the arcade games. This is worth buying. Before you know it they will most likely stop making it because it's a 40th anniversary of SNK hin e why it comes with 40 games. I hope they keep making it and come out with individual games that aren't on there that you somehow in between the power cable and the power cable connects to the game and you plug the game into the USB type C power input on the system (just a dream of mine this does not actually exist). I hope I've steered you in the direction of purchasing this because you wont regret it, they made king of fighters for it every year from 94 to 2003, the NeoGeo is the longest supported game system of all time. They kept making games for it long after it was discontinued. There is a reason for that. Because oh ts one of the greatest Arcade Cabinets and home console ever made, now your getting a chance to experience it if you nev ed r got to or if you blew tons of quarters at the arcade, now you can bring the arcade machine home that you can hold with one hand, dont worry it's not too small, I would say it's the perfect size
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2019 by Kenny
Edition: International / USA
Some background; I'm a huge Neo Geo fan. In High School, my local pizzeria had an MVS "big red" arcade cabinet with some of the most iconic Neo Geo titles--I played Metal Slug and/or King of Fighters on most days after school. I've downloaded most of the available Neo Geo titles ported by Hamster to the Nintendo Switch. I commissioned a consolized Neo Geo MVS arcade board to play some real MVS arcade cartridges at home. Finally, I purchased the "International" version of the Neo Geo mini console along with a white and a black controller and a mini-HDMI cable so that I can connect it to my TV. My feelings on the Neo Geo Mini were mixed at first. To start, at $175+, (including sales taxes) the console and two controllers were very expensive compared to other 'mini consoles'. Additionally, the console didn't come with a power adapter--just the power cord. Omitting a rechareable internal battery or clicky directional stick on console and pads was a huge miss in my view. In terms of software, I wasn't too crazy about the list of games, (no NAM 1975 or Neo Turf Masters? Art of Fighting 2 > AoF 1). Finally, the quality of the video when connected to the TV isn’t great. I’m not sure if it’s a smoothing filter or something else but the pixels aren’t as sharp as I'd like. With all that being said, most of the negatives went away once I played with it for a few hours. My previous complaint about price didn't feel so bad put in this context; how much would I have to spend in order to play these games elsewhere? Without factoring in cost of hardware, I paid just over $4 to play these 40 games. That's less than the almost $9 I spent. (not counting the $300 for the Switch itself) to play many of these on my Switch and some aren't yet available on Switch at time of this review, (Kizuna Encounter, Ninja Master's, and KoF 2002 to name a few). Some readers of this review might say that I’ve already purchased many of the titles available on the Neo Geo Mini but that’s missing the point; most of the attraction of the mini console is the novelty and collectability. The lack of an internal battery is a missed opportunity, however, only in the context that this is a mini arcade cabinet. SNK could have easily packaged this as an AES Mini and buyers wouldn’t have mentioned the lack of portability. Having the tiny screen on the console is great and almost makes up for the bad video in TV mode but makes the lack of portability a more glaring omission. One last note about the games; most of the games are top notch. While there are a few that I probably won't play more than once, (Football Frenzy) most of the other games have great replayability and belong on such a collection. In summary, while this isn’t the solution I was looking for, it's far from a bad mini console and one I'm happy I own. As a fan and collector of Neo Geo, I feel it compliments the rest of my collection well and is a great way for newcomers to get their hands on 40 great Neo Geo games. Unlike the NES/SNES Classic mini consoles, I don't think I'd be interested in hacking the Neo Geo Mini unless there was a fix for the video. I have no interest in adding more games but would like to remove the video filter when connected to a TV.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2018 by Enrique L.
Edition: International / USA
The Neo Geo's library is strongly weighted towards genres that I rarely play and am not good at - fighting, run-and-run shooters, shmups, beat-em-ups, and sports games - and is remarkably heavy on sequels. That said, these games are some of the most finely detailed games of their era - the Neo Geo was a heck of a pixel-pusher. I've never had so many Neo Geo ports together in one package before, and having them all in one place makes for an amazing overview of a console I never got to spend quality time with. My favorites of the bunch, Fatal Fury, Samurai Shodown II, Blazing Star, and Metal Slug, come through with shining colors, but I've actually been having a lot of fun with less familiar games, like Puzzled, a weird Tetris variant, Last Resort, a spectacular shmup, and Top Player's Golf, a really great golf sim. (And I hate golf.) It's great to have all these games in one unit that's about the size of my coffee mug, and it's faintly miraculous that the screen and sound are so great. The unit is built to last, with a great tiny joystick and great feeling buttons. (I know a lot of long-time fans hate the button layout, but I understand why they changed it - with most games using A-C, it's more comfortable on the fingers this way.) I have and love the Retrocade Tempest machine, but it cost twice what this does and only plays one game. I have the NES, SNES, and Genesis minis, and have the TG16 mini on order. I may like those games better, but in terms of value and flexibility, none of them are a patch on the genius of this lovely little inexpensive machine. Even if you're a Neo Geo newbie, maybe especially if, I suggest you give this a try.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020 by Robert P. Inverarity
Edition: International / USA
My review will focus on questions buyers might have and hopefully give them enough information to decide. Are the games censored? Yes. The Neo Geo Mini International Version uses the US BIOS, so that’ll mean white blood in Metal Slug or no blood in the Last Blade 2. Since these are AES emulations and not MVS, there’s no arcade settings to turn blood on. Some games (Like Samurai Shodown) have the ability to change the language from English to Japanese, which should change the green blood to red (EDIT: You can only change the blood to red in Samurai Shodown 2 and 5 Special, but not in 4. In 4, the blood is white) (The Japanese Neo Geo Mini has uncensored games) Are there limited credits or free play? There are limited credits and there’s no free play. It’s not an issue though because these are AES ports, so that means that if you hit game over, it allows you to save your progress and try the level again with a fresh set of credits. In Metal Slug for example, you can pretty much pick which mission to play, so you can go back to where you left off. In most games, you can make credits last longer via the options menu. Take Metal Slug again for example. Normally you get 3 lives per credit, but you can change that to 5 lives per credit (the maximum) Since you get 5 credits in MS games, you get 25 lives total to complete missions. You can pretty much do any mission in MS with 25 lives except maybe MS 3 final mission. Personally I can get through that mission with maybe 3-4 lives left, but I consider my MS skill to be above average (I can complete 1, 2, X, and 5 with the given credits without hitting game over) so this stage might be impassable to some. In fighting games, you usually just start back to the last fighter who beat you. Can you re-map the button layout? Contrary to what a lot of reviewers are saying, yes you can. In order to do so, you need to go to the game you want to play, and then click on the game’s “options” menu. You can usually change the layout here. You need to customize the layout for each game individually if you don’t want to accept the default scheme. Is the unit durable? I think it is. The plastic feels light but not cheap. It can probably take some good hits. In my opinion, I love the Neo Geo Mini. Even with its flaws, I can’t stop playing it. I play MS like every day, and I pretty much got used to the white blood by now. Only real disappointment was the tv display, but the image quality isn’t bad. It’s just ok, a real shame though considering the mini’s screen looks pixel perfect. Best way to get better image quality is to change the screen to a 4:3 aspect ratio. Hope that helps you decide if you’re on the fence!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2018 by Cheo Cardenas
Edition: International / USA
By itself, the Neo-Geo Mini is little more than a nice prop. To even turn it on, you need a USB power adapter, which is not included. Furthermore, although you can play the games on the unit, practically speaking, it is too small for serious play. The tiny screen makes it difficult to follow the action, the controls are too cramped and allow for only one player, and the sound that comes out of the unit is tinny and irritating. If you actually want to play the games, you will have to hook the Neo-Geo Mini up to a TV. For this, you will need a mini HDMI-to-regular HDMI cable and a game controller (two if you want a 2-player experience), also not included. The problem with playing on a TV is that the picture quality is terrible. It seems to be using some type of upscaling filter that attempts to smooth out the pixels; this is most noticeable on diagonal lines of a single color, which appear perfectly straight without any evidence of the square pixels. In other parts of the image you can see the pixels but they appear warped in various ways. It's an ugly mess. There's an "Image Optimization" option in the settings menu that applies an even more aggressive type of filtering. Why was this done? It looks awful. All that was needed was to enlarge all the pixels to fill the screen, but otherwise leave them intact. The only filtering that should have been included (as an option) was a CRT filter to display the games the way they looked on an arcade monitor or television screen at the time they were originally released; that is, after all, how they were meant to be seen. What is it like to play the games? Sadly, that's not great, either. I purchased two official controllers. They look and feel of good quality. In actually playing the games, however, there is some noticeable input lag. Furthermore, the directional stick tends to move in ways not intended. A flat d-pad, like in the classic NES pad, would be preferable to a joystick on this type of controller. On the plus side, the unit includes a large roster of games, and most of them are very good — or would be, if you could experience them properly. I purchased the Neo-Geo Mini as a Christmas gift. If I was aware then of the information which I have laid out in this review, I would not have bought it. The sad fact is that free emulators have long been providing a better experience than this expensive commercial product.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026 by luvamazon
Edition: International / USA
As a long time SNK fan, I was hesitant about this due to the initial price. Now that the price has come down, I decided to pull the trigger. At first glance it seems like the mini is too small and fragile. It’s actually quite impressive and after some time playing it, it’s quite sturdy. -It comes with a ubs c to usb cable but no power block to connect to wall outlet. Fortunately, any 1A/5V block will do. -2 stickers are also included to put atop the screen. I chose the one that displayed like an MVS system. Choose wisely, at least in my opinion, because the adhesive seems like a pain to deal with. -The stick and buttons could be better but they’re adequate for the mini. Once you start playing, you’ll be overjoyed and completely overlook this. I was able to do kof advanced combos. - The screen has plenty of brightness to be playable in well lit conditions and the sound at full blast is able to heard by spectators. It has a 3.5mm input so you can plug in external speaker. I have jbl clips and tried one with the mini. The sound was amazing and helped elevate the playing experience. I was fortunate enough to buy this at such a low price that I got 2. I wish I would’ve bought more so that I could’ve given them as gifts to those that have seen mine and possibly modify more.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020 by J.S.
Edition: International / USA
I always wanted a Neo Geo as a kid. Having played this now and knowing how expensive things were, I'm so glad I didn't get one back then. This is a much better alternative for me. It's a good feeling of having a physical object, yet much better price-wise. There are some great games and some I'm not enjoying so much. You can buy the games on Switch, but this is a really nice package if you don't have a good feel for what you will like. Especially if you get the separately sold "CD" style controllers and the HDMI mini cable so you can connect to your TV. If you're a Neo Geo pro, it would probably be better to buy the games you like as downloads. You have to understand that these games are foremost arcade games. So, the experience will be unique when compared to other home consoles. First, you do get several save states for each game which helps tremendously. Most of the games offer many difficulty settings and even when you run out of the given number of continues (usually 5), you can save and resume, usually at the start of the last level. Just remember to also save state as it doesn't store the system saves separately. Another fun trick is picking up controller 2 (sold separately) when you run out of continues - in many cases you'll get another 5 continues for player 2. The games cover a variety of genres, but there are definitely a lot of fighting games. I found myself less impressed with the games than I thought I would be. The Metal Slug games are amazing, but the fighting games are either too hard (even when set to easy) or a bit bland for me. There are about 150 Neo Geo games total, and this gives you 40 of them. So, just by numbers it gives you a reasonable selection, but as happens with some mini consoles, there are going to be a few key games left out.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2019 by A.
Edition: International / USA
Out of the current mini craze, I honestly use this one the most. I keep it plugged in at my desk, with a controller, and will run though a couple of credits on a game here and there. The controls on the system itself are perfectly fine for non-fighters. I've done full runs of Blazing Star without issue, but prefer the controllers for fighters. The controllers don't have micro switches which is a shame, but they're not terrible. I adapted pretty quickly, but wish they were based on something other than the old Neo-CD pads (which broke easily and weren't the most comfortable for games like Garou: MotW). I would have much preferred AES joysticks for a higher price (even mini ones!) The game selection is great, there's a good bit of each genre the MVS was known for. The screen is super crisp, and the sound isn't bad for a small system. Out of the current trend of micro arcades, this is leagues beyond anything else out there. The HDMI out is pretty good, but could have been better. This is where the NES/SNES classics shine over the Neo Mini. Outside of the controllers and the hdmi out though, I think they knocked it out of the park. The convenience of having this on my desk with its own screen makes it far more usable than other mini consoles, and works perfectly for arcade style games. I'd give this a 4.5 if Amazon allowed half points.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2019 by Subo