
Originally posted by Drift King EX:
<strong>This gets asked a million times.
Yes they are excellent, you can trust them 100%.
[ April 05, 2002: Message edited by: Drift King EX ]</strong><hr></blockquote>I agree they are the best i hsave ever dealt with even though mike is away at the moment.
Originally posted by Shiftyfink:
<strong>I don't know how true the hole "Pin" thing is. I have a Samurai Showdown in a clear case. The board says SNK, the chip is stamped with SNK. It has a serial # and came out of a MVS machine in the arcade. It has two center pins?</strong><hr></blockquote>
I bought MOTW, it has two center pins, plus, no serial #. I didn't open the case, so I can not tell if it's printed SNK label on the board. Maybe I am wrong. Does your Motw has two pins or one pin?
I checked my other MVS carts, Magic drop 3, MS 1,2,3, Stricker 1945, Shock troopers, KOF98, etc... they all have only one center pin. Except Bust A move, has two pins.
Originally posted by gemen:
<strong>
I bought MOTW, it has two center pins, plus, no serial #. I didn't open the case, so I can not tell if it's printed SNK label on the board. Maybe I am wrong. Does your Motw has two pins or one pin?
I checked my other MVS carts, Magic drop 3, MS 1,2,3, Stricker 1945, Shock troopers, KOF98, etc... they all have only one center pin. Except Bust A move, has two pins.</strong><hr></blockquote>
This just goes to show you that just because it has two pins doesn't mean it is bootleg.
I mean, who would actually bootleg Bust A Move?
Originally posted by Eric:
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This just goes to show you that just because it has two pins doesn't mean it is bootleg.
I mean, who would actually bootleg Bust A Move?</strong><hr></blockquote>
hahaha that was a joke right? Bust A Move is one of the most bootleged games on Neo Geo... Thanks to the popularity and its demand, there were tons and tons of bootlegs in its day....
-Nick
