The Last 10 Games Released On The Neo Geo AES

The Neo Geo originally started life as arcade hardware. The Neo Geo MVS (Multi Video System) launched in the April of 1990 and was somewhat revolutionary to arcade operators. It allowed up to six different games to be installed and linked to a standard Jamma system in a single cabinet.

What we’re focusing on today, however, is its home console counterpart. Released a little bit later in the July of 1991, the Neo Geo AES (Advanced Entertainment System) was originally marketed as a rental system because of its high price point. It included the same specifications as the MVS, so was incredibly large and expensive – but eventually, SNK relented to the demand of rich people and sold it commercially.

Interestingly, SNK discontinued manufacturing AES’s in 1997 after selling approximately one million units, but still supported the software side of things until 2010.

Intro and Outro Music

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Games Featured

0:00 Intro
00:19 Metal Slug 4
01:05 Rage of the Dragons
02:06 King of Fighters 2002 Challenge To Ultimate Battle
03:07 Power Instinct: Matrimelee
04:01 SVC Chaos: SNK vs. Capcom
05:05 Samurai Shodown V
06:05 Metal Slug 5
06:35 The King of Fighters 2003
07:52 Samurai Shodown V Special
08:54 Bang Bang Busters
09:28 Outro

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