I want new games!
- Thread starter Parallax
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None, unfortunately. As far as Playmore is concerned the Neo Pocket, Hyper 64 and CD systems don't exist. frown
Get yourself a flash-linker and a 16mbit cart and discover the joys of homebrew...
Check my sig for details.
We are actively looking into the possibilities of producing our own carts, but we're still getting our heads around the hardware for the time being - but every month sees us a little closer to producing something *worth* spending real money on
Cheers
Chris
Check my sig for details.
We are actively looking into the possibilities of producing our own carts, but we're still getting our heads around the hardware for the time being - but every month sees us a little closer to producing something *worth* spending real money on
Cheers
Chris
Marco's Arms Dealer
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probably cost an arm, to get it from them, cause ya know, they have to go through the massive archive like in Raiders of the lost ark.
Nice site, thanks for the link... winkAhchay:
Get yourself a flash-linker and a 16mbit cart and discover the joys of homebrew...
Check my sig for details.
We are actively looking into the possibilities of producing our own carts, but we're still getting our heads around the hardware for the time being - but every month sees us a little closer to producing something *worth* spending real money on
Cheers
Chris
CapcomFanConverted
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If we had a gameboy emulator or even a semi-workable nes emulator, then I'd be so happy
You don't want much do you? wink
Bizarely, There was a company working on Gameboy emulation - As I recall, the intention was to produce a cart which could piggy-back GB carts.
Development was canned due to legal worries though
The NGPC isn't ideally suited to emulation, the tile format is different to GB and other systems which means on-the-fly translation would be needed.
Cheers
Chris
Bizarely, There was a company working on Gameboy emulation - As I recall, the intention was to produce a cart which could piggy-back GB carts.
Development was canned due to legal worries though
The NGPC isn't ideally suited to emulation, the tile format is different to GB and other systems which means on-the-fly translation would be needed.
Cheers
Chris
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less than joseph
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A while back I made a petition to playmore for the release of kofr3 and Ikari Warriors. We got a shitload of sigs, but playmore wrote me back saying that at the present moment they had no plans the pursue the ngpc further. Anyhowm heres the link.
<a href="http://www.petitiononline.com/ngpc1/" target="_blank">http://www.petitiononline.com/ngpc1/</a>
<a href="http://www.petitiononline.com/ngpc1/" target="_blank">http://www.petitiononline.com/ngpc1/</a>
bokmeow
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I remember signing that petition. Oh, what I wouldn't give to play K', Benimaru, Krizalid, Jhun, the Ikari team on the Neo Geo Pocket Color.... Drool....
The way I see it, if King of Fighters R3 were ever to see the light of day it would have to wait until Playmore has accrued enough yen, hammered out a solid deal with some console for the linkup capability, and come out with a next generation Neo Geo Pocket that would be backward compatible with older games the same way Gameboy Advance plays older Gameboy Color games. That wouldn't be entirely such a bad idea. I can't foresee Neo Geo Pocket Color remarketed the same way Majesco did with Sega's Game Gear.
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The way I see it, if King of Fighters R3 were ever to see the light of day it would have to wait until Playmore has accrued enough yen, hammered out a solid deal with some console for the linkup capability, and come out with a next generation Neo Geo Pocket that would be backward compatible with older games the same way Gameboy Advance plays older Gameboy Color games. That wouldn't be entirely such a bad idea. I can't foresee Neo Geo Pocket Color remarketed the same way Majesco did with Sega's Game Gear.
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Wouldn' it be possible to contact the firm wh used to make the pirate carts and get them to make a cart with homebrew games....Ahchay:
Get yourself a flash-linker and a 16mbit cart and discover the joys of homebrew...
Check my sig for details.
We are actively looking into the possibilities of producing our own carts, but we're still getting our heads around the hardware for the time being - but every month sees us a little closer to producing something *worth* spending real money on
Cheers
Chris
robert-gamble
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Probably not. My pirate carts don't have any kind of contact information, name or anything like that on them. Which I guess makes them uncontactable.
Pirates are only interested in making money, I doubt they'd be interested in making homebrew multi carts.