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NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2016-08-21T01:29:23Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to past animosity between the Japanese culture other Asian cultures, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face. [[Image:VIC-A.JPG|thumb|Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

* Real Bout Fatal Fury Special
** Lack of voice clips
** No blood (set to white), lacks ability to set blood to "ON" in softdips even tho the Blood option is there!
** (P1 rom is only difference on the boards)

== Korean Games Without Known Differences ==

* Waku Waku 7

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last Blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==
[[Image:Ss4koreanmvs.jpg|thumb|Vic-A Korean Samurai Showdown 4 MVS cartridge]]
[[Image:Breakers.PNG|thumb|Vic-A Korean Breakers MVS cartridge]]
* Art of Fighting 3
* Breakers
* The Last Soldier (The Last Blade)
* The Last Soldier 2 (The Last Blade 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury Special
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers
* Waku Waku 7

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio, Lovergoat, xiao_haozi, MmSadda, ne7, ResO

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2015-06-01T04:27:35Z

Rarehero: /* Known Korean Home Carts */

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face. [[Image:VIC-A.JPG|thumb|Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

* Real Bout Fatal Fury Special
** Lack of voice clips
** No blood (set to white), lacks ability to set blood to "ON" in softdips even tho the Blood option is there!
** (P1 rom is only difference on the boards)

== Korean Games Without Known Differences ==

* Waku Waku 7

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last Blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==
[[Image:Ss4koreanmvs.jpg|thumb|Vic-A Korean Samurai Showdown 4 MVS cartridge]]
[[Image:Breakers.PNG|thumb|Vic-A Korean Breakers MVS cartridge]]
* Art of Fighting 3
* Breakers
* The Last Soldier (The Last Blade)
* The Last Soldier 2 (The Last Blade 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury Special
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers
* Waku Waku 7

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio, Lovergoat, xiao_haozi, MmSadda, ne7, ResO

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2010-03-23T03:39:54Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face. [[Image:VIC-A.JPG|thumb|Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==
[[Image:Ss4koreanmvs.jpg|thumb|Vic A Korean Samurai Showdown 4 MVS cartridge]]
* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers
* Waku Waku 7

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio, Lovergoat, xiao_haozi

User:Rarehero

2009-09-11T06:24:35Z

Rarehero:

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

= SNK Related =

== Consoles ==

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket Color Slim
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

== SNK related collections ==

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== Trivia ==

*rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
*the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
*Magnaflux has small hands
*rarehero recommends you visit [http://castleofcollectibles.com/ CastleofCollectibles.com]an informational site with some things for sale. (run by NBM)
*rarehero recommends you visit [http://neogeofanclub.com/ neogeofanclub.com]a site that has videos and images of SNK's collectible items, prototypes, and unreleased games. (run by NTM)

User:Rarehero

2009-09-11T06:22:36Z

Rarehero:

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

= SNK Related =

== Consoles ==

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket Color Slim
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

== SNK related collections ==

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== Trivia ==

*rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
*the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
*Magnaflux has small hands
*rarehero recommends you visit [http://castleofcollectibles.com/ CastleofCollectibles.com]an informational site with some things for sale run by his pal NBM.
*rarehero recommends you visit [http://neogeofanclub.com/ neogeofanclub.com]a site that has videos and images of SNK's collectible items and prototype, unreleased games.

User:Rarehero

2009-09-11T06:21:21Z

Rarehero:

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

= SNK Related =

== Consoles ==

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket Color Slim
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

== SNK related collections ==

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== Trivia ==

• rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
• the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
• Magnaflux has small hands
• rarehero recommends you visit [http://castleofcollectibles.com/ CastleofCollectibles.com]an informational site with some things for sale run by his pal NBM.
• rarehero recommends you visit [http://neogeofanclub.com/ neogeofanclub.com]a site that has videos and images of SNK's collectible items and prototype, unreleased games.

User:Rarehero

2009-09-11T06:20:37Z

Rarehero:

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

= SNK Related =

== Consoles ==

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket Color Slim
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

== SNK related collections ==

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== Trivia ==

• rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
• the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
• Magnaflux has small hands
• rarehero recommends you visit [http://castleofcollectibles.com/ CastleofCollectibles.com] an informational site with some things for sale run by his pal NBM.
• rarehero recommends you visit [http://neogeofanclub.com/ neogeofanclub.com] a site that has videos and images of SNK's collectible items and prototype, unreleased games.

User:Butta

2009-07-23T03:48:08Z

Rarehero:

Cool Story Bro
[[image:icon1000.jpg]]

User:Butta

2009-07-23T03:46:07Z

Rarehero: New page: Cool Story Bro icon1000.jpg

Cool Story Bro
[[icon1000.jpg]]

File:Icon1000.jpg

2009-07-23T03:45:04Z

Rarehero:

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-07-23T03:39:50Z

Rarehero: /* Known Korean MVS Carts */

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face. [[Image:VIC-A.JPG|thumb|Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==
[[Image:Ss4koreanmvs.jpg|thumb|Vic A Korean Samurai Showdown 4 MVS cartridge]]
* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio, Lovergoat

File:Ss4koreanmvs.jpg

2009-07-23T03:36:29Z

Rarehero:

User:Kernow

2009-07-23T01:53:38Z

Rarehero: New page: Trivia ---- Kern acts like he's bitter, but on inside he is so sweet.

Trivia
----

Kern acts like he's bitter, but on inside he is so sweet.

User:Rarehero

2009-07-16T06:13:37Z

Rarehero: /* trivia */

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

= SNK Related =

== Consoles ==

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket Color Slim
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

== SNK related collections ==

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== Trivia ==

• rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
• the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
• Magnaflux has small hands

User:Rarehero

2009-07-16T06:13:19Z

Rarehero: /* Consoles */

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

= SNK Related =

== Consoles ==

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket Color Slim
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

== SNK related collections ==

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== trivia ==

• rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
• the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
• Magnaflux has small hands

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-06-10T06:20:51Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face. [[Image:VIC-A.JPG|thumb|Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

Double dragon

2009-06-10T06:19:55Z

Rarehero: New page: [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents For help, go somewhere else! (mediawiki's help page over wiki formatting)]

[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents For help, go somewhere else! (mediawiki's help page over wiki formatting)]

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-06-10T06:17:40Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face. [[Image:VIC-A.JPG|thumb|caption:Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-06-10T06:17:19Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face. [[Image:VIC-A.JPG|thumb|caption:Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-06-10T06:11:33Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face.

[[Image:VIC-A.JPG]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-06-10T06:11:05Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face.
[[Image:VIC-A.JPG]]

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

File:VIC-A.JPG

2009-06-10T06:09:42Z

Rarehero: Borrowed from the assemblergames forums Korean game thread: http://assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8641

Borrowed from the assemblergames forums Korean game thread:
http://assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8641

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-06-10T06:03:22Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges, there are things missing the game. Things such as a Japanese language mode, voice clips, and include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the Japanese culture in relation to every other Asian culture, in this case Korean.

Also of note is the Korean Vic-A NEO•GEO consoles with Hangul on the top face.

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samurai Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1'''

* Last Blade 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 2'''
** No Blood
** No Start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* The Last Blade 2 (as The Last Soldier 2)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-26T02:23:46Z

Rarehero: /* Differences in Korean Games */

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges there are things missing the game, such as a japanese language mode, voice clips, and an include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the japanese culture in relation to every other asian culture, in this case Korean.

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samuari Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1 & 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1''' & '''2''' respectively

== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-26T02:22:03Z

Rarehero:

Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is dark grey instead of the normal dark black. Also interesting to note is that all the Made in Korea carts have a US insert, stickers, and instruction book. Dependant of the game, sometimes there are differences between the original games. For instance, in the Made in Korea Samurai Showdown 4 cartridges there are things missing the game, such as a japanese language mode, voice clips, and an include an alternate title. There has been some speculation that this may be due to the animosity between the japanese culture in relation to every other asian culture, in this case Korean.

== Differences in Korean Games ==

* Samuari Showdown 3
** Change of title: '''Fighters Swords'''

* Samurai Showdown 4
** White blood (probably due to being in US mode, which typically lacks blood)
** No start up demo
** Lack of voice clips for intros, win poses, and announcer
** Change of title: '''Legend of a Warrior'''
** Change of character name: '''Gaira''' to '''Kim Ung Che'''

* Last Blade 1 & 2
** Change of title: '''Last Soldier 1''' & '''2''' respectively
== Known Korean Home Carts ==

* Fatal Fury 3
* Galaxy Fight
* King of Fighters 95
* King of Fighters 96
* Last Soldier ( Last blade )
* Last Soldier 2 ( Last Blade 2 )
* Samurai Showdown 4
* Savage Reign (unconfirmed?)

== Known Korean MVS Carts ==

* Art of Fighting 3
* The Last Blade (as The Last Soldier)
* King of Fighters 97
* King of Fighters 98
* Money Puzzle Exchanger
* Real Bout Fatal Fury 2
* Samurai Showdown 3 (as Fighters Swords)
* Shock Troopers

This FAQ is pretty far away from being completed and also based on my memory of my collection packaged away in boxes and in storage as of a few years ago. Please submit relevant information if you have any knowledge about the subject.

Sincerely,
Uncle Rare

Fellow contributers: joe8, Kunio

VIC Console

2009-02-23T19:54:41Z

Rarehero:

A Korean made Home Cart system. Officially licensed by SNK. Has “VIC” written on the console. Much lighter than the standard console.

Also see Korean Cartridges[[http://www.neo-geo.com/wiki/index.php?title=NEO%E2%80%A2GEO_Korean_Cartridges]]

VIC Console

2009-02-23T19:54:15Z

Rarehero: New page: A Korean made Home Cart system. Officially licensed by SNK. Has “VIC” written on the console. Much lighter than the standard console. Also see KoreanCartridges[[http://www.neo-geo....

A Korean made Home Cart system. Officially licensed by SNK. Has “VIC” written on the console. Much lighter than the standard console.

Also see KoreanCartridges[[http://www.neo-geo.com/wiki/index.php?title=NEO%E2%80%A2GEO_Korean_Cartridges]]

Neo Geo Home System

2009-02-23T19:49:44Z

Rarehero:

[[AES]]

[[VIC Console]]

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-23T19:45:37Z

Rarehero: /* Differences in Korean Games */

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-23T07:40:37Z

Rarehero: /* Differences in Korean Games */

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-23T07:39:18Z

Rarehero:

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-23T07:21:54Z

Rarehero: /* Known Korean Home Carts */

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-19T19:24:30Z

Rarehero: /* Known Korean Home Carts */

NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges

2009-02-19T19:23:58Z

Rarehero: New page: Although the majority of home carts are engraved with "Made In Japan" on the posterior face, there are some carts with "Made in Korea" on the back of the cart. Physically, the casing is da...

Neo Geo FAQs and Guides

2009-02-19T18:07:41Z

Rarehero:

[[Aero Fighters 2 FAQ v1.02 by Baby Bonnie Hood]]

[[Aero Fighters 2 FAQ by Penguin]]

[[Aero Fighters 3 FAQ v1.1 by Baby Bonnie Hood]]

[[Aero Fighters 3 Guide by Chris Kwon]]

[[Aggressors of Dark Kombat Move List by Galen Komatsu]]

[[Metal Slug X Secrets by Wasabi]]

[[neo geo cd faq|Neo Geo CD FAQ]] by Tak

[[NEO•GEO Korean Cartridges]]

[[Neo-Geo Cup 98 Countries List by drfishopoulis]]

[[Ninja Master's Boss Move List by Darklancer]] 
[[Ninja Master's Move List by Ket]] 
[[Ninja Master's Move List by Mark Blanco]] 
[[Ninja Master's Move List by Rugalbernstein]]

[[Rage of The Dragons Moves and Combo FAQ v1.26 by TerryBogard]]

[[Samurai Shodown FAQ by Scott Fujimoto]]

[[Samurai Shodown 2 FAQ]]

[[Samurai Shodown 3: Blades of Blood FAQ]]

Samurai Spirits 64 2 [[Asura Zanmaden FAQ by wasabi]]

[[Super Sidekicks 3 Countries List by drfishopoulis]]

[[Three Count Bout FAQ/Movelist v1.0 by Professer Revolution]]

[[SNK Voice Actors]]

[[The Ultimate 11 Countries List by drfishopoulis]]

SNK Voice Actors

2008-07-24T22:20:44Z

Rarehero:

[[BJ Love]]

[[Kong Kuwata]]

[[Satoshi Hashimoto]]

Talk:BJ LOVE

2008-07-24T22:20:18Z

Rarehero: Talk:BJ LOVE moved to Talk:BJ Love

#REDIRECT [[Talk:BJ Love]]

Talk:BJ Love

2008-07-24T22:20:18Z

Rarehero: Talk:BJ LOVE moved to Talk:BJ Love

=Long rambling quote=
Not sure where to add this, but here's that infamous quote of his (from memory):
"Hi there! My name is BJ Love, I played Wolfgang Krauser on the game. I loved playing Wolfgang, he's a great guy. I've been an actor for about, oh, twenty years. I'm older than most of you. Uhh... I'm from Lansing, Michigan, USA, hope to go back soon, and I hope you enjoy playing King of Fighters '96, as much as I enjoyed doing Krauser's voice. Have a great time playing the game!" -[[User:DanAdamKOF|DanAdamKOF]] 14:49, 18 July 2008 (CDT)

BJ LOVE

2008-07-24T22:20:17Z

Rarehero: BJ LOVE moved to BJ Love

#REDIRECT [[BJ Love]]

BJ Love

2008-07-24T22:20:17Z

Rarehero: BJ LOVE moved to BJ Love

With a larger than life booming voice, BJ Love is a American voice actor who worked on SNK games ranging from the Fatal Fury Series to announcing duties in Super Side Kicks. His unforgettable voice work is a part of SNK history, giving an American feeling to Japanese stylized games.

== Voice Actor Contributions to SNK projects ==

* '''Fatal Fury''' (Garou Densetsu series)
** Announcer
* '''Fatal Fury 2'''
** Lord Wolfgang Krauser
* '''Fatal Fury Special'''
** Lord Wolfgang Krauser
* '''Fatal Fury 3'''
** Announcer
** Franco Bash
* '''King of Fighters 96'''
** Lord Wolfgang Krauser
* '''Real Bout Fatal Fury'''
** Franco Bash
* '''Real Bout Fatal Fury Special'''
** Lord Wolfgang Krauser
** Franco Bash
* '''Real Bout Fatal Fury 2'''
** Lord Wolfgang Krauser
** Franco Bash

==A Conversation with BJ Love==

[http://web.archive.org/web/20041220212244/akirayoshi.home.mindspring.com/BJLovemp3.MP3 Conversation sample from KOF 96 Collection for the NEO CD]

SNK Voice Actors

2008-07-24T22:20:02Z

Rarehero:

[[BJ LOVE]]

[[Kong Kuwata]]

[[Satoshi Hashimoto]]

SNK Voice Actors

2008-07-24T22:19:39Z

Rarehero:

[[BJ Love]]

[[Kong Kuwata]]

[[Satoshi Hashimoto]]

BJ Love

2008-07-24T22:19:08Z

Rarehero: /* A Conversation with BJ Love */

Kong Kuwata

2008-07-24T22:18:33Z

Rarehero: /* External Links */

Kong Kuwata (コング桑田, Kong Kuwata?), born August 8, 1961 in Sakai, Osaka, is a seiyū, television and theatrical actor, radio announcer, and gospel singer. He is an active member of the theatrical group, Lilly Boat Army 2, and the Cube Group talent agency. He is best known for his roles as Geese Howard and Kibagami Genjuro from the Fatal Fury and Samurai Shodown series

* Duck King, Richard Myer, and Geese Howard from the Fatal Fury series.
* Kibagami Genjuro and Neinehelt Sieger from Samurai Shodown series.

== External Links ==

[http://www.ricomotion.com/members/prf/004.html His official website]

[http://web.archive.org/web/20041225220219/akirayoshi.home.mindspring.com/crazygeese.MP3 Conversation sample from KOF 96 Collection for the NEO CD]

BJ Love

2008-07-24T03:15:12Z

Rarehero: /* A Conversation with BJ Love */

BJ Love

2008-07-24T02:42:58Z

Rarehero:

Fatal Fury Special

2008-07-22T03:39:50Z

Rarehero: /* Introduction */

== Introduction ==
Fatal Fury Special (Garou Densetsu Special in Japan) was the third installment in the Fatal Fury series. It featured some minor gameplay enhancements, brought some characters from the first [[Fatal Fury]] back, and gave players the ability to play as the boss characters from the previous installment, Fatal Fury 2. Original release date: September 16, 1993

=== Game Versions ===

* Arcade (MVS)
* Neo-Geo Home Console
* Neo-Geo CD
* Playstation 2 ("Garou Densetsu Battle Archives")
* Super Nintendo Entertaiment System
* Sega Mega Drive/Genesis
* Sega Game Gear
* Sega CD/Mega CD
* PC Engine CD
* Xbox Live Arcade

== The Characters ==

* [[Terry Bogard]]
* Andy Bogard
* Joe Higashi
* Mai Shiranui
* Big Bear
* Kim Kaphwan
* Jubei Yamada
* Cheng Sinzan
* Duck King
* Tung Fu Rue
* Billy Kane
* Laurence Blood
* Axel Hawk
* Geese Howard
* Wolfgang Krauser
* Ryo Sakazaki (secret boss)

== Gameplay Screenshots ==
<gallery perrow="6">
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Image:fatf000.png
Image:fatf0000.png
Image:fatfursp1.png
Image:fatf0002.png
Image:fatf0003.png
Image:fatf0004.png
Image:fatf0005.png
Image:fatf0006.png
Image:fatf0007.png
</gallery>

Fatal Fury Special

2008-07-22T03:39:32Z

Rarehero: /* Introduction */

== Introduction ==
Fatal Fury Special (Garou Densetsu Special in Japan) was the third installment in the Fatal Fury series. It featured some minor gameplay enhancements, brought some characters from the first [[Fatal Fury]] back, and gave players the ability to play as the bosses characters from the previous installment, Fatal Fury 2. Original release date: September 16, 1993

=== Game Versions ===

* Arcade (MVS)
* Neo-Geo Home Console
* Neo-Geo CD
* Playstation 2 ("Garou Densetsu Battle Archives")
* Super Nintendo Entertaiment System
* Sega Mega Drive/Genesis
* Sega Game Gear
* Sega CD/Mega CD
* PC Engine CD
* Xbox Live Arcade

== The Characters ==

* [[Terry Bogard]]
* Andy Bogard
* Joe Higashi
* Mai Shiranui
* Big Bear
* Kim Kaphwan
* Jubei Yamada
* Cheng Sinzan
* Duck King
* Tung Fu Rue
* Billy Kane
* Laurence Blood
* Axel Hawk
* Geese Howard
* Wolfgang Krauser
* Ryo Sakazaki (secret boss)

== Gameplay Screenshots ==
<gallery perrow="6">
Image:fatfursp.png
Image:fatf000.png
Image:fatf0000.png
Image:fatfursp1.png
Image:fatf0002.png
Image:fatf0003.png
Image:fatf0004.png
Image:fatf0005.png
Image:fatf0006.png
Image:fatf0007.png
</gallery>

User:Rarehero

2008-07-19T19:48:50Z

Rarehero:

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

= SNK Related =

== Consoles ==

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

== SNK related collections ==

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== trivia ==

• rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
• the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
• Magnaflux has small hands

User:Rarehero

2008-07-19T19:47:22Z

Rarehero:

[[Image:rare.jpg]] 
= rarehero =
Originally member 413, bumped to 287 through ethnic cleansing on the bbs, rarehero quite honestly is an oldie but a goodie. Surviving through idiocy such as the ON.com merger, NeoGeo-Freak flame wars, and other crap not worth remembering, rare simply remains a faithful fan of the NEO-GEO. 
 

== SNK Related ==

= Consoles =

*NEO•GEO Home system
*NEO•GEO CD
*<s>NEO•GEO CDZ</s> (traded)
*NEO•GEO 2 slot MVS supergun courtesy of NTM
*NEO•GEO pocket Color
*NEO•GEO pocket b/w

= SNK related collections =

rarehero has a pretty big collector mentality and is kind of wierded out by talking about himself in the third person. Listed are general things on rare's list to add to his collection.

*NEO•GEOFREAK magazines
*NEO•GEO ports to other systems
*NEO•GEO posters, figures, soundtracks, paraphernalia

== trivia ==

• rarehero likes bacon and long walks along the beach. 
• the handle rarehero comes from rare's favorite techno song from ridgeracer. 
• Magnaflux has small hands