Neo-Geo Review

Brief Description:

Neo-Geo is a series of arcade machines, it's also a home console. Today we are going to talk about the home console that was released by a group called MVS in 1990.

The Positive Points:

-It had the best graphics for it's time.

-It had a unique feature where the memory and data of games were stored on the cartridges themselves rather than on the actual console. This allowed for the player to continue his/her previous game on another Neo-Geo, or on a Neo-Geo arcade machine, which were still being used at the time.

The Negative Points:

-Because of the memory feature, the cartridges were obnoxiously big.

-It lacked a variety of games and genres. It mostly consisted of just fighting games, a genre that had already been touched by lots of other companies' games and consoles.

-Aside from graphics, there was nothing whatsoever that made it superior to it's competitors.

Innovative: Yes

Affordability At It's Release (affordability for it's time): Very Expensive

General Public Rating: Overrated

Success: Very Unsuccessful

My Personal Final Rating: Poop (2/6)