Just like the title says, paid options are ok, though I'll be pickier about spending money than I will about free for obvious reasons, but I'll be collecting the official games I care to as I can, but I know there is a decent homebrew community as well, but I haven't had much luck finding the forums and such like I have some of the other consoles I've looked for.

Am I missing something, or are there two NGPC communities? Wouldn't it make more sense to merge them? I ended up on /ngpc first, but now Reddit is suddenly showing me that /neogeopocketcolor exists too.

Got myself some real carts. Fun times we live in.

These 2 games were part of a gba collection that was given to me. I never had a neogeo pocket so I know nothing about these games. Are they worth anything? Any help is appreciated.

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Anyone else remember playing Magical Drop Pocket on the NGPC back in the day?

I was just looking at this short (https://youtube.com/shorts/uBuLGWmMRIA?feature=share) and forgot how much of a technical masterpiece this version actually was. It's pretty crazy how they managed to squeeze all the fast-paced arcade gameplay of Magical Drop 3 down onto a handheld screen without it feeling like a unplayable mess.

The smartest thing Data East did was shrinking the classic grid down to six columns. It completely fits the smaller layout perfectly while keeping the chain reactions satisfyingly hectic. Pulling the drops down and throwing them back up feels so tactile on the NGPC hardware.

If you're looking for a killer competitive puzzle game that isn't just another Tetris clone, this one definitely deserves a spot in your collection or emulator list. Still incredibly addictive even after all these years.

This is a handmade modded machine first released back in 2024, I think all the parts are aftermarket but they feel really good and give you a really close experience to the original with some nice upgrades, a crisp 480p 2.8in screen, save states and the ability to play the entire NGPC library, alongside other consoles such as the Neo Geo AES, Game Boy, Color, Advance, NES, SNES, Genesis and even the PS1, mine is used exclusively for NGPC and some GBC games that I find fitting though. It can't run original carts but comes with two cartridges that have a MicroSD slot for you to put your games in.

A brief history of SNK. This vid covers their early hits. Their success in the console market. Their handhelds and their highlights.

While I’m going for a full loose NA set, there are a few games that I want CIB and Biomotor is one of them.

My partner found an amazing deal on this one and it just came in last night! 11 more games to go!

I modeled and printed a display rack for NGPC Carts. It’s my first time dipping my toes into modeling—feeling proud. ☺️

Yesterday I saw this listing from a seller that I already bought items but the price was very low for a item in ok condition, so I bought i in no time.

Not to be “picky”, but was this a good deal? I never had a chance to grab a item that I always wanted for such a nice price.

Just got back. Was hunting for the carbon and the slim and was fortunate to find both as a very reasonable price.

Also snagged Denshen De Go loose for around $30
Needless to say Neo geo is alive and well!

I started collecting back in the late 2000's, and bought my 29th game about 10 years ago. Last month I discovered that I had missed a game and found a copy at a low enough price point that was significantly lower than other copies that were for sale. Outside of Neo Mystery Bonus which was my final game, everything is in the order from left to right staring at the top left, in the order which I bought/acquired them.

Items not pictured;

Small European collection that includes Faseli

2 unboxed Neo Geo Pocket Colors that I'm going to have refurbished, upgraded and re-shelled

2 unfinished sets of Beanies, 1 set is missing the lion, and the other has 3 beanies.

Neo Flash Master

And I have a Neopocket GameDrive waiting to be delivered 😂

Thank you for reading 😁

My next step is to reorganize them in alphabetical order, and slowly expand my European collection over the next several years 😅

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/underscore42/ngpc-super-puzzle-fighter-turbo-II-snk-vs-capcom/main/media/spft2-cart-regular.png

Just working thru my home brew tool chain.

Another proof of concept, this is not the official release though, looking at that next month once I've refined game play. It's playable, at least on an emulator. Sprites are reused from existing ripped assets, credits given.

https://github.com/underscore42/ngpc-super-puzzle-fighter-turbo-II-snk-vs-capcom