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I don't have any first hand experience with the valuable Home System games that are more regularly bootlegged, but I would like to be able to tell if something real or not in case I come across it.
For something like a US or Japanese Metal Slug, without having a known legitimate copy to compare it to, does anyone have suggestions on how I could be confident in whether it is a fake or not?
I have a pretty keen eye when it comes to details and quality with gaming stuff. For most any other game system, you could show me a game and I can quickly say if it's real. I'd like to be able to say the same for Neo-Geo, but I do not have a starting point for comparison. I've never seen a real (or fake) four figure Neo game, and from what I have heard, a lot of the fakes are very well done.
If anyone has some insight, please share!
For something like a US or Japanese Metal Slug, without having a known legitimate copy to compare it to, does anyone have suggestions on how I could be confident in whether it is a fake or not?
I have a pretty keen eye when it comes to details and quality with gaming stuff. For most any other game system, you could show me a game and I can quickly say if it's real. I'd like to be able to say the same for Neo-Geo, but I do not have a starting point for comparison. I've never seen a real (or fake) four figure Neo game, and from what I have heard, a lot of the fakes are very well done.
If anyone has some insight, please share!