Game Gear Neo

**Game Gear Neo**is a handheld game console by Sega released on March 5, 2001. It competed with Nintendo's Game Boy Advance, Neo Geo Pocket Color, Bandai's WonderSwan, Game Park's GP32, Tapwave Zodiac, and Nokia's N-Gage. Unique about the Game Gear Neo is its additional functionality as a home console through a video port designed to be used with a television set.

###  North America

* *Sonic the Hedgehog Neo Adventure*
* *Nicktoons Racing*
* *Colums Crown*
* *Rugrats: Totally Angelica*
* *Monsters, Inc.*
* *Hot Wheels: Burnin' Rubber*
* *SpongeBob SquarePants: Legend of the Lost Spatula*
* *Croc 2*
* *Toy Story Racer*

### Japan

* *Chu-Chu Rocket*
* *Puyo Pop*
* *Monsters, Inc.*
* *Hot Wheels: Burnin' Rubber*
* *Colums Crown*
* *Sonic the Hedgehog Neo Adventure*

### Europe

* *Sonic the Hedgehog Neo Adventure*
* *Rugrats: Totally Angelica*
* *Colums Crown*
* *Monsters, Inc.*
* *SpongeBob SquarePants: Legend of the Lost Spatula*
* *Toy Story Racer*

 Bundles

*Coming soon!*

## Accessories

### Official

Sega released many addons for the Game Gear Neo. These include:

* **Wireless Adapter**: Released in 2003, this adapter hooks up to the back of the Game Gear Neo. It replaces link cables and allows many people to link together.
* **Dreamcast Crystal – Game Gear Neo link cable**: The link cable is used to connect the Game Gear Neo to the Dreamcast Crystal gaming console. It is intended for interoperability between games for the Game Gear Neo and corresponding games for the Dreamcast Crystal.
* **Game Gear Neo Video**: These cartridges contain four episodes of thirty-minute cartoon programs. First released in North America in June 2003, these cartridges included cartoons such as *Dragon Ball GT*, *Pokémon*, *SpongeBob SquarePants*, *Sonic X*, *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, and *Yu-Gi-Oh!*. The movies *The Rugrats Movie*, *Rugrats in Paris: The Movie*, *Rugrats Go Wild*, *The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie*, *Ice Age*, *Shrek*, *Shrek 2*, and *Shark Tale* are also available for Jeremy Gear Video and all movies are full.
* **Cleaning cartridge**: A white cartridge that has a soft cloth inside so that it cleans the connectors of the Game Gear Neo when inserted.
* **Mobile Adapter**: The device works with the Game Gear Neo system to connect to mobile phones for remote play. It was released in 2003.

### Unofficial

Other accessories for Game Gear Neo are:

* **Worm Light**: The Worm Light was an adjustable and flexible light that connected to the link port. It had a small bulb which shone over the screen.
* **Game Gear Neo Movie Player**: The Game Gear Neo is a versatile gaming cartridge that allows users to play NES/Famicom games, watch movies, read .txt files, listen to sound clips, etc. The Game Gear Neo Movie Player does not actually play MPEGS or MP3s directly, a freeware conversion software is needed, that converts an array of formats into GBM and GBS formats that are compatible with the Jeremy Gear Movie Player. There are two forms of the Game Gear Neo Movie Player with one using a CF (Compact Flash) card and one using an SD (Secure Digital) card, though different companies have made their own devices similar to the Jeremy Gear Movie Player.
* **Game Gear Neo TV Tuner**: It makes the portable system into a portable television. There are several versions available, which are made by different companies. The most popular TV Tuner requires a cartridge inserted in the Tuner to start up. The TV Tuners can store up to 99 channels.
* **Game-Wow**: The Game Gear Neo version of the GameShark, programmed only to work with Game Gear Neo games. This cheat device allowed users to change the code in their games to create cheats. Codes could be entered by hand or uploaded to the device itself with the provided USB cable and software.
* **Action Replay**: A cheating device like the Game-Wow, the Action Replay was sold mainly in Europe. It has a few extra features as well as an updated interface.
* **Action Replay MAX Duo**: This was an update to the Action Replay for Game Gear Neo. Not only did it function as an Action Replay, it could hold premade game saves or "powersaves" that could be downloaded from the Action Replay site as well as user made saves.