After its commercial life and with a SNK in constant anxiety since it left the most successful system, the resounding of the Neo Geo catalog continues to enchant those who wanted it for its perplexing prices, but that source of video games with such a high average level is also interesting to those seeking justification to explore the myths of the past. Neo Geo's fascination, now three decades old, has remained practically unchanged over the years, and this statement is verifiable from almost all points of view. The last game for Neo-Geo – Samurai Shodown V Special – came out in 2004, no more and no less than fourteen years after being launched by titles like Nam-1975, Baseball Stars Professional or an unpronounceable Japanese Mahjong. For years, games on the system were sold daily at auctions at increasingly higher prices, at one time the system itself was still alive commercially speaking. The early 2000s saw, a website of true fans, become the bulwark of a virtual community that is still there (and possibly will be for decades), dedicated exclusively to everything related to SNK and its games 16 or 24-Bit, which we already know that the number varies according to the sources. So much so that it has been more than a decade since an article in the North American edition of IGN defined Neo-Geo as the system that brought the highest level of adoration and wild collecting from the Internet.

Although it is just now when he turns thirty, Neo Geo has long been considered a retro system.

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