The Most Comprehensive Neo-Geo Pocket Price Guide on the Internet.

Maintained by: D-Lite

Some notes about this list:

1.    The games are listed numerically by the NEOP# part number you will find on the packaging and cart.  The specific part numbers for each regional release are as follows:

        for example:   Fatal Fury 1st Contact

            NEOP00110    - Japanese

            NEOP0011      - UK

            NEOP00111    - US

2.    Dark-gray areas had no release in that region under that NEOP#.  You should note however that the game may have been released in another region with a new NEOP#, such the Cardfighters games (56 and 57 in Japan, 67 and 68 in the UK and US)

3.    THIS IS A GUIDE.  The prices here are based on historical data over the past 2 years, incorporating data from sources such as eBay, online stores, and transactions in the Neo Selling Forum on www.neo-geo.com.  Please use it accordingly!  Also, if you have relevant data for this list, please send it to me at d-lite@neo-geo.com and I will add it.  But please send proof of price such as a web store listing or an eBay link.

4.    The famous "But I paid $440 for Pocket Reversi!" phenomenon.  Extreme swings in prices for all games are a natural occurrence.  But if I have a $75 to $440 price range for Pocket Reversi, this guide would be completely worthless.  The numbers here are meant to serve as a reasonable range that the game would normally sell for.

5.    The prices here are for COMPLETE games, not cart only.  Please note that a "complete" cart means different things to different people, but generally includes the cart, plastic cart case, manual, appropriate case (cardboard box or "Clamshell" case), and insert.  However, the yellow and pink papers that come with all Neo Pocket games are usually considered part of a complete UK game.  NOTE:  The US versions of Faselei! and Last Blade are thought be cart only and are listed in yellow.

6.    A category has been added here that hasn't been used in the other price guides and that is "Perceived Rarity".  This new category is meant to describe that occasional game that half the people think is rare and the other half considers at most uncommon.  Usually the outcome of Perceived Rarity is a wide range of prices, typically reaching very high amounts due to bidding wars. 

7.    Blank lines indicate that no know game was released with this number.

8.    Some hardware will be  included here in the future...

C :     	Common
UC :  	Uncommon
PR:   	Perceived Rarity

R : 	Rare

ER: 	Especially Rare

EER:	Extremely, nearly legendary rarity

price increase in green

price decrease in red