GxGeo vs NeoDS
What both publish
| Fact | GxGeo | NeoDS |
|---|---|---|
| Controls | A GameCube controller in port 1 takes priority over the Wiimote for player 1; the Wiimote then controls player 2. | The emulator supports button remapping, and its graphical interface is controlled with the stylus. |
| License | The page lists the license as GPLv2. | The readme says the emulator code is free to use for non-commercial purposes; GUI code and converter code are public domain subject to MAME and zlib licenses for the latter. |
| Purpose | GxGeo is a Neo-Geo AES/MVS arcade emulator for Wii, ported from the open-source GnGeo emulator. | NeoDS is a NeoGeo AES/MVS emulator for Nintendo DS that runs ROMs with some limitations. |
GxGeo plans
No prices published.
NeoDS plans
- NeoDSFree
Pick GxGeo if…
GxGeo suits Wii, vWii, and Wii Mini users who want to play Neo-Geo AES or MVS games. It is less suitable for users whose ROMs exceed the stated size limit.
Pick NeoDS if…
NeoDS suits Nintendo DS Lite owners with a DLDI-compatible flash card who want to play NeoGeo AES or MVS games. It may fit players who can accept the listed emulation limits.