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@ NeoSD
Do you think it would be possible for a neo geo device to be developed that allowed online play? If so do you think it could be AES\MVS Cross-Compatible?
Xian Xi brought this up a year or so back and the majority was not interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by greedostick
Yeah, there are ways to do that already that are not expensive.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAZO
Also, if I want my ass paddled, I don't necessarily need to by hardware.
Well, not electronic hardware anyway . . .
I dont see it ever happening. Im jist curious if it would be possible. I think it would be more popular than a sample from here would predict. There are a lot of new young collectors on other neo groups that i think would be for the idea. A lot of the people here are just older and dont game as much as they use to. You'd be surprised at the number of people on fightcade playing Breakers online.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAZO
He would have to donate one to Metal Jesus for review.
Where's the room for private dances? From what I read, some here have been to it already...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rot
Whatever - I'll put some tens in his pants! Or is that just an American thing?
P.S.: Asking cause you seem to know a lot about male strippers...
That's actually what I mean though, greedo. With Fightcade, why would anyone buy hardware to do what Fightcade already does, young, old or otherwise?Quote:
Originally Posted by greedostick
Am I missing a nuance to your question?
So they didnt have to play through emulation. And just to be able to play on real hardware.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoGeo
Ah, ok. That makes sense, although, do whippersnappers care about such things anymore? I thought us old coots were the only ones to whom it mattered.Quote:
Originally Posted by greedostick
Are these godless kids becoming more cultured?
(disclaimer: there is no god)
For the most part they dont give a shit. But I think it might be different for people into fighting games due to emulator latency. I see a lot of talk in neo fb groups and the crt collective about neo geo latency with various rgb devices and television sets.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoGeo
hi guys cant wait to show off those new pixels i put in the latest terraonion product.
the cutout word is... tamagotchi ! oh damn
no just kidding.
its a flashcart for slowjuicers with p2p support.
or a cd drive addon for the NES mini made from organic herbs.
im saying too much.
Quote:
Originally Posted by alienpdx
WTF, i told you to not disclose the bluray drive for snes we are working at.
I said clear : donīt tell anyone about the Super SD Rom Station 5.
WTF !
dont worry, nobody will find out that its actually a floppy drive for the panasonic keyboard midi accentuator
I'm hoping it's a solution to play PAL games correctly on an american Amiga.
ExactlyQuote:
Originally Posted by RyoGeo
Anything is possible but most of the ideas here have been of a 'if I want it then of course it'll sell well' quality. A hardware add-on to for the Neo to be online is just one of those ideas.
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Originally Posted by neosd
Lolz
Organic goodness FTW!Quote:
Originally Posted by alienpdx
I don't think I said it would be a smash hit. I just think it would be more popular than perceived here since most of us are older and don't game as much. We're talking about products designed for 20+ year old hardware. What's really going to make someone rich?Quote:
Originally Posted by lachlan
Online Sam Sho 2, in RGB, on real hardware. I'd be game.
No Doubt Greedo, I think it would be cool to play games online on old hardware. I just don't know if it would be that popular. I mean, We have some pretty nice Neo-Geo titles available on PSN, XBL, and Fightcade and sometimes you can't even find someone online to play and these games are very affordable. So I can't see it being any better on actual hardware. Just my 2cents.Quote:
Originally Posted by greedostick
Maybe a device that let's you play online but is not hardware bound to a specific retro-console, like the Neo Geo? Something that e.g. intercepts button promts from the local player and recieves prompts from the online-opponent that is then sent to the player 2 controller port. I have no idea if it is possible/feasible at all and there have to be connectors for different controllers. The upside is of course that it could be attractive to a bigger market.
I dont understand how you guys could think a device that lets you play Neo games online from real hardware would even be feasible? The lag from inputs and display would be horrendous.
Sending controller input over internet connection has already been done. I don't remember who did this, but if memory serves, it was successfully used with a GameCube. Not that the platform matters. It's just controller data. This was before the era of Pi's and Arduinos, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by mhell06
Was it any good?Quote:
Originally Posted by Morden
so noone expects a nintendo virtual boy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Boy ) multicard?