The hardware-accurate NeoGeo AES+ remake has reportedly been delayed until late 2027 because its maker is struggling to source memory at workable terms. Tom's Hardware says the company connected the decision to an industry-wide RAM shortage and stronger AI demand. One specialist console project is too small to move the memory market, and the account has not been independently verified by RamTrend. Still, it illustrates how constrained memory supply can affect buyers outside the largest data-center and handset customers. The item is best read as an anecdotal shortage signal rather than evidence of a new pricing trend. Broader contract-price and shipment data remain more important for judging market conditions.
Consumer Memory · Sep 12, 2026
Reported RAM shortage delays NeoGeo AES+ remake to 2027
A small hardware maker has postponed its NeoGeo AES+ console project, citing constrained RAM availability and the broader AI-driven demand surge.
Price impact: 3Direction: upSource: Tom's Hardware
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