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Neo Geo AES+ Launches November 2026 with Re-Engineered ASIC Chips

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SNK announces Neo Geo AES+ console with re-engineered ASIC chips for native cartridge play. Pre-orders open now, launches November 12, 2026. Three editions from $250 to $1000.

Neo Geo AES+ Launches November 2026 with Re-Engineered ASIC Chips
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SNK has announced the Neo Geo AES+, a new console that plays original and new AES cartridges natively. The system uses re-engineered ASIC chips instead of emulation. Pre-orders are open now, and the console launches on November 12, 2026.

Console outputs 1080p over HDMI with low latency

The Neo Geo AES+ outputs 1080p video over HDMI with low latency. It also retains the original AV output. The console includes stereo sound and on-screen BIOS and DIP switches. It is compatible with both original and newly released AES cartridges.

The standard black version of the Neo Geo AES+ is priced at 249.99 USD (about $250). An Anniversary Edition costs 349.99 USD (about $350). The Ultimate Edition is available for 999.99 USD (about $1,000). Re-released AES cartridges are sold separately at 89.99 USD (about $89.99) each.

According to RetroRGB, the console's re-engineered ASIC chips aim for accurate hardware replication without emulation. However, timing accuracy and audio fidelity compared to original hardware remain unverified without hands-on testing. SNK has not confirmed further details on those aspects.

Source: RetroHandhelds