Samurai Spirits RPG AES Roll Call
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Nismonotmugen
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if it can get translated then yeah
Galford Forever
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I doubt that there's enough interest in it for it to be lucrative for Arcade..... but I would be interested in getting a copy.
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You know this is a Neo CD game? What makes you think it's possible to put it on cart?
I'll tell you one thing theres no way your gonna fit that CD quality sound on a cartridge, cause you'd be looking at a real expensive cart, probably 1,000$+.
The Neo CD game is over 400Megs I'm pretty sure, the biggest Neo Cart ever isn't over 95 megs, and that's BYTES, not the pointless numbering system they use on the cart boxes which is "bits".
I'll tell you one thing theres no way your gonna fit that CD quality sound on a cartridge, cause you'd be looking at a real expensive cart, probably 1,000$+.
The Neo CD game is over 400Megs I'm pretty sure, the biggest Neo Cart ever isn't over 95 megs, and that's BYTES, not the pointless numbering system they use on the cart boxes which is "bits".
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This is not the same thing with the games you speak about. There were arcade games produced for the MVS system, so they could be easily converted to AES. And even for these games, I don't think that it's a good idea to put them on AES. It's a personal opinion but there are two reason for me:
1) there are no legit stuff from SNK. I'm not a collector but I don't think that the fact of create your own version of a game is the right way to enjoy it. For the price of many conversions, you can buy the MVS title with a phantom converter.
2) Even if !arcade! tell that they are conversion, you can see them on many stores and on ebay auctions sold like a real production with a very limited number of copy. I have seen that for ganryu and Striker 1945 for example. If you're not an expert you can believe it and buy it as a legit SNK version.
These are the two reason why all the conversions are not the good solution for me.
1) there are no legit stuff from SNK. I'm not a collector but I don't think that the fact of create your own version of a game is the right way to enjoy it. For the price of many conversions, you can buy the MVS title with a phantom converter.
2) Even if !arcade! tell that they are conversion, you can see them on many stores and on ebay auctions sold like a real production with a very limited number of copy. I have seen that for ganryu and Striker 1945 for example. If you're not an expert you can believe it and buy it as a legit SNK version.
These are the two reason why all the conversions are not the good solution for me.
but this will never happen...
and it is good so
buy a neogeocd for this game
it is also a neo, and i love it like my
aes!
can anyone tell me the difference
between an !arcade! conversion and
the ngf kof 2000?..
for me its the same trash
buy an mvs if you wanna play strikers, ganryu or
puzzle de pon! aso
and it is good so
buy a neogeocd for this game
it is also a neo, and i love it like my
aes!
can anyone tell me the difference
between an !arcade! conversion and
the ngf kof 2000?..
for me its the same trash
buy an mvs if you wanna play strikers, ganryu or
puzzle de pon! aso
playboycougar
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You know that buying a Neo Geo CD and SSRPG would still be cheaper then buying the cart from Ray. Just a tidbit of information for ya 
Samurai Hamster
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The best conversion for the Neo Geo would be IkarI Warriors , Now I'd buy that in a second on AES or MVS !
Pfft... you must have been talking to Ray Young to start this thread, Brandi. Anyhow, the sound in SS RPG isn't so high quality that a home cart system couldn't handle it. In fact, the game should have been made for the SNES. I was talking to another member about this just yesterday. It's a good game, but it's straight up 2D with limited speech (which is stupidly sparse and inconsistent) and way too many unimportant battles. I don't know how the save file would be handled if such a cart were made. Maybe the same way SNES and ENS carts did it. But in short, an AES cart of this game wouldn't be lesser in quality than the CD.
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...i want one too !!!!! <img src="graemlins/multi.gif" border="0" alt="[Multi Color Bouncey]" />
christopher belmondo
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Originally posted by BRANDI:
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but as much technical experience as Ray Young has, he seems like a hardware guy to me. I don't see him performing a project that would basically consist of porting a video game to a completely different system. In fact, I don't see any single person pulling that off. The work for SS RPG AES would be almost all software and only a little bit hardware. Not to mention the language translation that most customers would demand.