20 Years Ago This Humble Bundle Would Have Sent You Bankrupt

In 1993 I was 12 years old I owned a Super Nintendo. It was the best.

But my local games store had a Neo-Geo. Goddamn. The lust. The pure lust. I wanted one. I wanted to play those spectacular games. But how? They cost like literally thousands of dollars.

Now, fast forward to 2016. You can buy them all for $10.

The future is a scary place.

Welcome to the Humble NEO-GEO bundle. It’s back. it’s absolutely ridiculous. Here’s what’s available:


Pay What You Want
Art Of Fighting 2
Fatal Fury Special
King of Monsters
Metal Slug 2
Samurai Shodown II
Sengoku 3
The King of Fighters 2000
Baseball Stars 2
Blazing Star
IRONCLAD


Pay More Than The Average
($6.19 at time of writing)
The Last Blade
Pulstar
Metal Slug
Metal Slug 3
Shock Troopers
Neo Turf Masters
The King Of Fighters 98
Twinkle Star Sprites
Neo Geo 25 Anniversary Soundtrack
Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers
The King Of Fighters 2002


Pay $10 Or More
Shock Troopers: 2nd Squad
Samurai Shodown V
Garou: Mark Of The Wolves
Metal Slug X
The King Of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match


I’m imagining how much this would have cost my parents, circa mid-90s. Some of the games wouldn’t have existed back then, but let’s play along.

How much?

Probably enough to send them bankrupt. Legit.

Imagine telling 11-year-old Mark Serrels, who had lusted over those ludicrously expensive games. Imagine telling him that in 20-odd years he would be able to buy all of those video games for $10. Honestly, I would have called you a liar. Then asked you for a $1000 dollar loan to buy a NEO GEO.


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