
Retro game fans rejoice! NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION VOL.1 Steam Edition is SNK's legendary handheld console dream collection, containing 10 handheld defining classics, is coming to Steam!
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Both Neo Geo Pocket Color Section Vol. 1 and Vol 2. are really great. The Neo Geo Pocket Color was like the rich kid's GameBoy back in the 90's. This is usually how it broke down. 90% of kids had a GameBoy. 8% of kids had a GameGear (and usually had their pockets full of replacement batteries.) 2% of kids had a Neo Geo Pocket, or TurboExpress. (If you had one of those systems back in the day, it was pretty much assumed your family was rich. These where usually the same kids who had a Sega Saturn, or 3DO)
This collection is cool, but there are some idiosyncrasies that are a little disappointing. For example: sometimes, the D-pad just doesn't work in-game. It works in the menus, but as soon as you start up one of the titles, it becomes unresponsive. The only ways I've been able to fix this are by restarting the game or disabling the display skin, losing the cool-looking Neo Geo Pocket visualization surrounding the game screen. I've had this happen to me on both my PS4 controller plugged in to my PC and on my Steam Deck. A sound plays when you're navigating through the main menu. It's very loud, but there are no sound settings to decrease the volume. When you start a game for the first time, [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHtnsnr1Jzs]this charming little Neo Geo Pocket[/url] animation plays. Unfortunately, after the first time you see it, you can't actually watch it again (technically, you can rewind on that first session to rewatch it, but that rewind is cleared after you exit out of the game). So, in practice, since there are ten games, you can only see the startup sequence ten times (unless you manually delete your saves via your OS's file explorer). It seems strange for the developers to set it up this way. The games themselves are good; there's actually a bit more depth to these titles than you might expect. It's just the frontend that's a bit weird.
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NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1 Steam Edition is a thoughtfully curated collection that brings a nostalgic wave of late ’90s handheld gaming to modern audiences. As the first installment in a series celebrating the NEOGEO Pocket Color’s unique library, this compilation offers a diverse range of titles that showcase the innovation and charm of SNK’s lesser-known handheld console. The collection not only serves as a time capsule for fans of retro gaming but also introduces newcomers to the distinctive aesthetics, gameplay styles, and genres that defined an era of portable gaming often overshadowed by bigger handheld rivals. The game lineup in this volume strikes a compelling balance between variety and quality. Featuring a mix of fighting games, RPGs, puzzle titles, and action-platformers, it highlights the versatility of the NEOGEO Pocket Color. Iconic franchises like “SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium” and “Samurai Shodown! 2” deliver the tight, competitive gameplay that fans expect, while lesser-known gems provide fresh experiences that remain enjoyable decades after their original release. Each title retains its original pixel-art charm, preserving the visual fidelity and color palette that made the NEOGEO Pocket Color stand out in the handheld market. One of the strongest aspects of NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1 is its faithful emulation and quality-of-life improvements designed for the modern player. The developers have clearly invested effort into ensuring that the gameplay remains true to the source material, with smooth frame rates and accurate controls that replicate the handheld experience on PC. Furthermore, features such as save states, rewind functions, and customizable control layouts enhance accessibility and reduce the frustration often associated with retro games, making the collection approachable for both hardcore enthusiasts and casual gamers alike. The option to switch between original and scaled visuals also allows players to appreciate the pixel art in either its authentic resolution or a more comfortable size. The sound design across the collection is another highlight. The chiptune soundtracks and sound effects have been faithfully preserved, capturing the distinctive audio character of the NEOGEO Pocket Color. These nostalgic melodies contribute significantly to the immersive retro atmosphere, reminding players of the handheld’s unique place in gaming history. Some games also include arranged or enhanced music options, offering a fresh take on classic tunes without compromising their original spirit. While the compilation excels in many areas, it’s not without minor drawbacks. The selection, though diverse, is limited in scope due to the relatively small library of the NEOGEO Pocket Color itself, which might leave players craving more variety. Additionally, some titles may feel dated in terms of mechanics or difficulty, which is a natural consequence of their era but could impact the experience for those unfamiliar with retro gameplay sensibilities. The interface for navigating the game library is functional but could benefit from further polish and more detailed descriptions or historical context to enrich the player’s understanding of each title’s significance. In terms of presentation, NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1 embraces a minimalist design that pays homage to the original hardware. The menus are clean and straightforward, allowing players to jump quickly into their chosen games without unnecessary distractions. However, a more robust museum mode or additional extras—such as developer interviews, concept art, or detailed retrospectives—would add significant value for fans interested in the history and legacy of the NEOGEO Pocket Color. Overall, NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol.1 Steam Edition is an excellent gateway into a niche corner of retro gaming history. It delivers a carefully curated experience that respects the original games while incorporating modern enhancements that broaden their appeal. The collection is especially appealing to fans of classic fighting games and retro handheld titles, offering a blend of challenge, nostalgia, and gameplay variety. Though its library may be somewhat limited, the quality and authenticity of each included game make this compilation a worthy addition to any retro game enthusiast’s collection, and a promising start to what could become a definitive series celebrating the NEOGEO Pocket Color’s legacy. Rating: 8/10
Excelente colección, para adquirirla SOLO en promociones, y si eres un fan de los juegos de SNK. Los juegos cada uno de por si añaden horas y horas de diversión y de uso a esta colección, pero es muy caro para ver que solo es un emulador con 12 ROMS de NeoGeo Pocket (ROMs multilingües para casi todos los juegos, excepto Gals Fighters y The Last Blade, que tienen ROM en Inglés y japones por separado). Debo decir que he probado emuladores y este es el que mejor corre los juegos, mas que todo por que fueron capaces de corregir los errores de velocidad y sonido que aparecían en emuladores gratuitos, y que parece puedes jugar en modo 2P local (sigo verificando). La calidad del emulador en si es buena, la presentación de los juegos por separado es muy simple pero llega al grano y logra mostrar un pedazo de la historia de SNK en la presentación de cada uno de los títulos (cajas en japones e inglés, artes, y hasta el chiste de cambiar el método de emulación de NGP blanco y negro, color o nuevo color). Entiendo que el valor de la colección está mas apoyada en el la propiedad intelectual y en la historia de la compañía que en el trabajo que le pusieron para ponerlo en venta, porque cada juego por separado no va mas allá de lo que ya se pudo conocer o disfrutar antes en la emulación ilegal. Si los llegaste a jugar emulados y los quieres de forma legítima, así sea para jugarlos en PC, es la oportunidad, comprando cuando esté en promoción. No vale la pena comprarlo en precio completo.
[h2]Really good compilation of handheld games.[/h2] Also nice for remote play on mobile.
Great Games - Terrible Emulation Did you even accidentally bump any of the emulation save/rewind/reset buttons during gameplay? Hope you like playing metal slug with a jump button that puts you in handcuffs (SF2 style) Playing Dark Arms and need to save and resume later? Well since you saved while an enemy was attacking they'll just be locked an in invincible state making the boss unbeatable.
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過去に実機で遊んでいたゲームがsteamで遊べるのだと、セール時期を狙って購入。 そうして理解したことは「俺はネオジオポケットカラーという本体の方が好きだったのだ」ということだった。 実機を持っていた人には伝わると思うが、持つ時の握りやすさ、スティックを倒した時のカチという音と感触によって8方向の入力が安定するということ、ゲームソフトを挿さずに本体の電源を入れた時の機能を恋しく思ってしまうのだ。 まあ起動する実機まだ持ってるんだけどね。 懐古の気持ちを齎してくれる、当時そのままのゲーム移植。今のゲームにどっぷり浸かってる若い世代にとってどの程度の満足感を与えられるだろうか……しかしおすすめしておく。 携帯機に移植された格ゲーやら横スクロールアクションがどういったものであったかを体験しろ!
I'm writing this review as a person who has no memories of the NEOGEO POCKET system, simply because I don't think it was even available in my country. First of all, the whole collection feels overpriced for classics. The only thing that caught my attention were the Metal Slug games, but to be honest, even though I was excited to try something new Metal Slug related, it wasn't that much fun. I think nostalgia plays a huge role in the reception of the collection, and if you don't have any memories of it either, you probably won't have much fun exploring it.
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