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Processor: Motorola 68000 running at 12 MHz
The system is also capable of reading Redbook standard compact disc audio.
In addition to the multi-AV port (exact same one as used on the Sega Genesis model 1[citation needed]) all Neo Geo CD models had composite RCA A/V and S-Video out jacks on the rear of the console.
The CD system's 58 Mbit / 7 MB of RAM was split accordingly:
The Neo Geo CD was released after its cartridge-based equivalent, in an effort to reduce manufacturing costs.
SNK released the Neo Geo CD in 1995, unlike many other CD consoles at the times such as Sega CD and Jaguar CD, the Neo Geo CD was not an add on but rather a stand alone unit, nor did the system use extensive FMV sequences or showcase new graphical effects that the base system couldn't do. Rather the Neo Geo CD was an attempt by SNK to correct it's biggest hurtle to entry for adopters of the original Neo Geo, the price of games. Carts for the original Neo Geo system were exactly the same as their arcade counterpart, this meant that they were a higher quality than most console games, but it also meant that they cost a lot more, new releases for the system regularly retailed for $100-$300 upon release. With the new CD format SNK could release home conversions of their arcade releases for a more reasonable price point at about $50-$60. Unfortunately the Neo Geo CD had it's own problems, most notably load times that regularly lasted 30 seconds. Most of the systems library consisted of Neo-Geo ports with only a small library of games like Iron Clad, Crosswords II, and Samurai Shodown RPG being exclusive Neo-Geo CD releases.Technical specifications
Processor: Motorola 68000 running at 12 MHz
- Although the 68000 CPU was designed by Motorola, there were many other clones of this CPU found in the Neo Geo hardware. The most common CPU is the TMP68HC000 manufactured by Toshiba. This is essentially a Motorola 68000 clone.
- Co-Processor: Zilog Z80 running at 4 MHz
- Colors On Screen: 4,096
- Colors Available: 65,536
- Resolution: 304 x 224
- Max Sprites: 380
- Max Sprite Size: 16 x 512
- Number of Planes: 3
The system is also capable of reading Redbook standard compact disc audio.
In addition to the multi-AV port (exact same one as used on the Sega Genesis model 1[citation needed]) all Neo Geo CD models had composite RCA A/V and S-Video out jacks on the rear of the console.
The CD system's 58 Mbit / 7 MB of RAM was split accordingly:
- 68000 Program Memory: 2 MB
- Fix Layer Memory: 128 KB
- Graphics Memory: 4 MB
- Sound Sample Memory: 1 MB
- Z80 Program Memory: 64 kB
- VRAM: 512Kb (For graphics attributes)
- SRAM: 2 KB (For high scores / general save data)
Neo Geo CD games
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Power Spikes 2 |
ARC, NGCD | Video System Co., Ltd. |
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Metal Slug released on June 29, 2006 |
WSHP, SAT, PS1, NGCD, NEO, ARC, PS2 | Nazca Corporation, SNK Playmore |
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Last Hope |
DC, NGCD, NEO | NG:DEV.TEAM |
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Frog Feast |
FMT, SCD, JAG, CDI, SNES, GEN, NGCD | Rastersoft |
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The King of Fighters '99 released on Sept. 23, 1999 |
PSN, DC, ARC, PS1, NGCD, NEO | SNK Playmore |
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Syougi no Tatsujin released on March 19, 1999 |
NGPC, NGCD, ARC | Alpha Denshi Co., Ltd. |
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The Last Blade 2: Heart of the Samurai |
PS2, ARC, DC, NGCD, NEO | SNK Playmore |
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Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers |
NGCD, NEO | SNK Playmore |
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The King of Fighters '98: Dream Match Never Ends released on July 23, 1998 |
ARC, PS1, NGCD, NEO | SNK Playmore |
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Metal Slug 2: Super Vehicle - 001/II released on April 2, 1998 |
ARC, NGCD, NEO | Nazca Corporation |
| Platform Name: | Neo Geo CD |
| Release Date: | Oct. 1, 1994 |
| Online Support: | False |
| Install Base: | 0 |
| Original Price: | $300 |
| Producing Company: | SNK Playmore |
| Total Games: | games |
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Terry Bogard first in Fatal Fury |
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Andy Bogard first in Fatal Fury |
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Joe Higashi first in Fatal Fury |
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Mai Shiranui first in Fatal Fury 2 |
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Kim Kaphwan first in Fatal Fury 2 |
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Billy Kane first in Fatal Fury |
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Ryo Sakazaki first in Art of Fighting |
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Geese Howard first in Fatal Fury |
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Robert Garcia first in Art of Fighting |
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Yuri Sakazaki first in Art of Fighting |
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Japan first in |
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The United States of America first in The Oregon Trail |
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Space first in Spacewar! |
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China first in |
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England first in |
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Paris first in |
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Germany first in |
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France first in |
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Thailand first in |
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Desert first in |
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Continue first in |
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Game Over first in |
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2D first in Tennis for Two Simulator |
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Melee first in |
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Hand to Hand Combat first in |
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Special Attack first in Street Fighter |
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Boss Fight first in DND |
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Health first in |
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Character Select Screen first in The Oregon Trail |
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Virtual Console first in |
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