What's the serial number for your AES system?

Originally posted by Kalijiin:
<strong>What's the serial number for your AES system?</strong><hr></blockquote>

All I have to say is who the fuck cares?!

To all concerned: Just play your damn system and enjoy it instead of trying to resurrect this same old lame competition of who's got the highest & lowest serial number systems, as if it's to someone's credit if they "win" this pathetic little battle.

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Originally posted by Neo Bomber Man:
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All I have to say is who the fuck cares?!

To all concerned: Just play your damn system and enjoy it instead of trying to resurrect this same old lame competition of who's got the highest & lowest serial number systems, as if it's to someone's credit if they "win" this pathetic little battle.</strong><hr></blockquote>


Amen.

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Originally posted by Amix:
<strong>Serial Numbers reflect value </strong><hr></blockquote>

So you buy Neo Geo stuff as "investment"?
Like Neo Bomberman said, play your damn Neo AES game and that's about it.

Who give a fuck

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Originally posted by Amix:
<strong>I just don't understand how a system could be worth more because of it's serial number, unless you have #1.</strong><hr></blockquote>

NEO-GEO motherboard had various upgrade and small changes (in particular for video output) through the years...
Serial numbers reflect various versions' updates... (i.e. low serial numbers have great RGB output, but poor composite, while medium numbers have better composite, but RGB suffers a little; new ones, over 300.000, have optimised output for both...)

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Originally posted by The Collector:
<strong>What's the highest documented serial #? <img src="graemlins/spock.gif" border="0" alt="[Spock]" /> </strong><hr></blockquote>

I don't know excactly but more than 300.000

(my serial #025218).

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