News 2/15/2000-
        Neo Mod has switched over to using MultiMode 2.01 code for mod chips now. The new MultiMode 2.01 code contains a newer version of Stealth technology than the Stealth 2.81 chips, and can function as a universal 4-wire chip. All prewired MultiMode chips come with 7-wires attached and cost the same as the Stealth 2.8a chips did.

News 2/10/2000-
        Due to recent problems with our modchip programmer, we have been unable to ship orders for a while. But now we have fixed the problems and all pending orders have been shipped. We're ready to pump 'em out again!

News 10/22/99-
        We've redone the webpage to make browsing around easier, as well as to add some eye candy to the site. The site has also been moved to a new server.

News 10/2/99-
        We're back and better than ever. Neo Mod now has lower prices, 900x installation images, and uses Steath 2.8a code.

News 7/14/99-
        Neo Mod will be using 100% 900x compatible codes on all of it's chips now! Installation pictures will change very soon, and any chips you order from this day forth will be 900x compatible!

News 7/1/99-
        "Dino Crisis" has defeated the Stealth2 protection. :( This game gets around the new protection by failing when no country code is detected at a certain interval after the game code. Very sad...

News 7/8/99-
        Neo Mod is now in business!