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The Neo Geo Pocket was the first handheld video game console created by SNK Playmore. It was released in late 1998 in Japan, but its sales caused it to be discontinued in 1999. The console was only released within Japan and Hong Kong. After its discontinuation, it was quickly succeeded by the Neo Geo Pocket Color.
The Neo Geo Pocket is forward compatible, meaning it can play the majority of Neo Geo Pocket Color games. However, there are several games that it cannot play, including Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure and SNK vs. Capcom: Match of the Millennium. The Neo Geo Pocket Color was, however, fully backwards compatible.
The Neo Geo Pocket is SNK Playmore's first handheld video game console. The console did not do as well as expected, having a short life span and small game game library.
Overview
Neo Geo Pocket, playing a game
The Neo Geo Pocket was the first handheld video game console created by SNK Playmore. It was released in late 1998 in Japan, but its sales caused it to be discontinued in 1999. The console was only released within Japan and Hong Kong. After its discontinuation, it was quickly succeeded by the Neo Geo Pocket Color. 
Neo Geo Pocket, playing a game
The Neo Geo Pocket is forward compatible, meaning it can play the majority of Neo Geo Pocket Color games. However, there are several games that it cannot play, including Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure and SNK vs. Capcom: Match of the Millennium. The Neo Geo Pocket Color was, however, fully backwards compatible.
Technical Specifications
- 16 bit TOSHIBA TLCS-900H high preformance core CPU
- 32 bit/16 bit register bank configuration at 6.144 MHz
- Virtual screen 256x256 - 16 palettes/plane, 64 sprites/frame
- Z80 8 bit CPU
- SN76489 soundchip equivalent
- I/O serial SIO 1 channel 19200 bit/s
Neo Geo Pocket games
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Neo Geo Cup '98 |
NGP, NGPC | |
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Faselei! |
NGP, NGPC | Sacnoth |
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King of Fighters R-1 |
NGP | SNK Playmore |
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Melon Chan's Growth Diary released on Oct. 28, 1998 |
NGP | Alpha Denshi Co., Ltd. |
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Pocket Tennis |
NGP | Yumekobo Co., Ltd. |
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Samurai Shodown released on Aug. 11, 1993 |
FMT, ARC, WSHP, NEO, SCD, NGCD, 3DO, NGP, SNES, GEN, GG, GB | |
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Baseball Stars |
NGP, NES | SNK Playmore |
| Platform Name: | Neo Geo Pocket |
| Release Date: | Aug. 6, 1999 |
| Online Support: | False |
| Install Base: | 0 |
| Original Price: | $0 |
| Producing Company: | SNK Playmore |
| Total Games: | games |
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Jubei first in Samurai Shodown |
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Tachibana Ukyo first in Samurai Shodown |
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