Editing Neo Geo CD (section)

==Software==
{{main|List of Neo Geo games}}
[[File:Neo-Geo-Advanced-Controller.jpg|thumb|The Neo Geo Controller Pro, an update to the previous Neo Geo AES's arcade stick controller]]
While the Neo Geo CD library consists primarily of ports of [[Neo Geo MVS|MVS]] and AES titles, there are a few MVS arcade games which were not officially released for the Neo Geo AES and ported instead to the Neo Geo CD. These include ''[[Puzzle Bobble]]'', ''Janshin Densetsu: Quest of Jongmaster'' (a [[Mahjong]] game also released for the [[PC Engine]]), ''[[Power Spikes II]]'', ''[[Neo Drift Out|Neo Drift Out: New Technology]]'', and ''[[Pleasure Goal: 5 on 5 Mini Soccer]]'' (''Futsal: 5-on-5 Mini Soccer'').

A few games which were unreleased in MVS and AES formats were also released exclusively for the Neo Geo CD. These include ''[[Ironclad (video game)|Ironclad: Tesshō Rusha]]'' (''Chōtetsu Burikingā'', ''BRIKIN'GER''), ''[[Crossed Swords II]]'', ''[[ZinTrick]]'' (''Oshidashi Zintorikku''), ''[[ADK World]]'', ''[[Neo Geo CD Special]]'', ''[[The King of Fighters '96|The King of Fighters '96 Neo Collection]]'', ''[[Samurai Shodown RPG]]'' (''Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits: Bushidō Retsuden''; an [[Role-playing video game|RPG]] spin-off of the ''[[Samurai Shodown (series)|Samurai Shodown]]'' series that was also released for the [[PlayStation (console)|Sony PlayStation]] and [[Sega Saturn]]), and ''[[Idol-Mahjong Final Romance 2]]'' (an [[arcade game]] which is not an MVS game, but was ported directly to the Neo Geo CD).

Two prototype games were in development:
''Bang² Busters'' [''Bang Bang Busters''] (Made by [[Visco Corporation|Visco]] in 2000. Released in 2010 for Neo Geo CD by [[Neo Conception International|N.C.I.]]) and 
''Treasure of the Caribbean'' [''Caribe no Zaihō''] (Made by [[Face (company)|Face]] in 1994. Released in 2011 for Neo Geo CD by N.C.I./Le Cortex).