The thirteenth in a series of applications for video-games collectors, focussing on SNK’s Neo Geo MVS/AES/CD systems of the mid ’90‘s.
Track your collection by just tapping the row!
Add your own notes for each game so you know if you need to get the instructions etc, or just keep track of your highest score.
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Publisher details
Cart details
Value details according to type - AES, MVS (Full kit details for many games), CD.
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Also included is a hardware section detailing the systems, and also each game gets a zoomable box-scan!
Compiled using information collated over many years by Michael "TonK" DiCioccio, this application gives you a list of the games available for the system, with publisher details, a large screenshot, game-size (MEG), and details of their relative values, according to region and type of release - for instance, the MVS USA release of ‘Kizuna Encounter’ is worth about $100, but the European AES release is worth in excess of $15000!.
The Neo Geo, in its various incarnations of MVS, AES and CD is a very complicated system - there are so many regional variations that it is hard to work out what is just a renamed game from another region - this app will stop you spending a fortune importing 'Fu'un Mokushiroku - Kakuto Sosei' only to find it's already sitting on your shelf under the title 'Savage Reign'! This app also covers the latest 'Independant' releases, such as 'Fast Striker', as well as giving details of games that only made it to the prototype stage, or were merely 'rumoured'.
This database of over 270 games is ideal for when browsing at your local flea-market or video-game store when you can’t really remember whether the game in front of you is a highly-prized shooter that you craved when you were a kid, or a Japanese Mahjong game that requires 10 button-presses to get past the title screen!
Also includes a direct-search button for Ebay - press the button and you are taken directly to eBay with the search results displayed! Ideal for when you need to quickly check up-to-date prices, perhaps when trying to bargain with a store-owner who thinks because a game is 15 years old it is worth a bomb!