A PASSION FOR ALL THINGS GAMES
Sega released the Dreamcast in September 1999 (US) while SNK released the Neogeo Pocket Color in August 1999 (US). Before Nintendo allowed players to link Gameboy Advance handhelds to the Gamecube, Sega and SNK partnered to create a link cable that allowed SNK’s handheld to communicate with Sega’s home console. Only six games took advantage […]
Cool Cool Toon on Sega Dreamcast can be linked with Cool Cool Jam on the Neogeo Pocket Color. There is an Upload and Download option for both games.In summary, money (aka Jollars) earned the in Jam can be added to the total in Toon. Jollars can then be spent in the Dreamcast game to unlock […]
Capcom Vs. SNK 2 Millionaire Fighting 2001 on Dreamcast can be linked with SNK Vs Capcom Card Fighters 2 Expand Edition (J). First, the campaign in Card Fighters 2 might be completed to unlock the DC-Link option in the Vs.Net menu. Then, there is a secret trick to complete the link to the Dreamcast game […]
The Japanese version of King of Fighters Dream Match ’99 is the only Dreamcast game that can be linked with two Neogeo Pocket Color titles – King of Fighters R2 and SNK VS Capcom: The Match of the Millennium. This video demonstrates what happens when each game’s data is UPLOADED and DOWNLOADED.
The Japanese version of King of Fighters (KoF) ’99 Evolution can be linked with the Japan exclusive King of Fighters: The Battle de Paradise to both Upload and Download content to/from each game. Here is how it works.
Capcom Vs. SNK Millennium Fight 2000 is one of six Dreamcast games that can link with SNK’s Neogeo Pocket Color. In this case, SNK Vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium (MotM) can communicate with Millennium Fight 2000. This video explains how the VS PTS earned in the NGPC game can be uploaded to the […]
There is a secret mini game hidden within The King of Fighters: Battle de Paradise for the Neogeo Pocket Color. When inserted into a non-Color handheld, Yosaku Game becomes playable, which is actually a sequel to a forgotten SNK arcade game from 1979… which happens to be based on a popular song at the time… […]
Released in August 1999 in the US, the Neogeo Pocket Color was SNK’s attempt to sneak into the handheld video game market, competing with the Nintendo Gameboy/Gameboy Color and the Pokemon craze that was happening at the time. About a year later, SNK hit troubling times and was purchased by Azure, a pachinko manufacturer, and […]
Neo 21 is a Blackjack simulator for the Neogeo Pocket Color. There is no hot seat multiplayer mode but 2 copies can be linked where one player is assigned the role of the dealer and the other as the player. There is no music but the voice samples are surprisingly clear. Too bad there is […]
Bust-A-Move Pocket, aka Puzzle Bobble Mini, on the Neogeo Pocket Color has a 2-player vs mode when connected with a link cable. This is straightforward, no options, classic Puzzle Bobble but this might be the first handheld version of this long running series to feature multiplayer.
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