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New Retro Arcade: Neon

< Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna)

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Released: 2nd of August 2016
System: PC
Media: Steam
Region: Region Free
Variant: Standard

Single Player: Yes
Competitive Online Multiplayer: 2 - 6 Players
Competitive Offline Multiplayer: Not Available
Co-operative Online Multiplayer: 2 - 6 Player Co-Op
Co-operative Offline Multiplayer: Not Available
Achievements: Available
Controller Support: Yes

Store Description:
New Retro Arcade: Neon is an Emulator Frontend where you can add and play your own game ROMs in Virtual Reality. There is support for over 30 arcade cabinets, 18 console cartridges and 10 handheld games for you to setup and play using your personal collection of game ROM's and our Arcade Builder tool.

Click here to check out the Arcade Builder Guide, for help with customising each aspect of Neon including games, artwork, music and video.

Don't forget to check out the demo version of New Retro Arcade!

Key Features

Fully playable for gamers WITHOUT a VR headset
Multiplayer networking allowing for up to 6 players in a game
Customise Arcade Cabinet artwork, button layouts and attract screens
Customise video files or stream from online sources such as Youtube to the Projector
Customise music or internet radio URL's to casettes for the boombox
Over 10 mini games including Zombie Problem II, Bowling, Air Hockey and Skeeball
Packed full of usable objects such as guitars, drum machines and light guns

Disclaimer: This information has been collated from: The original back of the box text, digital store descriptions, game site descriptions or publisher/developer descriptions. It may not be identical to the original back of the box (as it may be a different regions text) and sometimes there are both the back of the box and store descriptions included if the back of the box description was too short. Most have been re-transcribed from these sources, if there are errors it is usually because the exact original text has been copied word-for-word, including those errors. All information was correct at the time of collation but may or may not be updated after the initial posting.

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