Super MVS Converter II question...

Mr. Zurkon

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So I just received my Super MVS Converter II yesterday and I love it! But I was wondering how you add credits when playing a game? I'm not skilled enough to make it all the way through Metal Slug X on 4 credits, lol.
 
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If I recall correctly when I had one, even though the converter allows you to play an MVS game, it is still playing it in on an AES, so you will be set in home console mode, therefore you will only get 4 credits in any game. If you want to add credits, you would need a unibios installed to switch the game to arcade mode, where you could then add credits.
 
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Damn, that sucks :/ I'm definitely not modding my American AES, I'll just have to get better lol.
 
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Mr. Zurkon said:
Damn, that sucks :/ I'm definitely not modding my American AES, I'll just have to get better lol.
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It's rough but that's part of the reason I sold my AES and picked up a CMVS, I don't think there are any Neo games I can 4 credit clear. With the unibios, I do switch to AES mode sometimes, for practice mode in games and things like that, but I usually play MVS mode so I can pop in credits.
 
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Attach a second joystick on the 2P side, and voila, you've just doubled the number of credits you have.

How about buying a memory card and insert it into the deck? You can save your progress and resume from the last stage you died in.
 
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SNKorSWM said:
Attach a second joystick on the 2P side, and voila, you've just doubled the number of credits you have.

How about buying a memory card and insert it into the deck? You can save your progress and resume from the last stage you died in.
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Excellent advice, I never had a mem card for my aes,so I never thought about this, plus, they are a whole lot cheaper than a cmvs.
 
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I have encountered this same issue myself. This is all fine advise, does the memory card save automatically after each stage, or do you have to do it manually?
 
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Didn't even think about the memory card option, probably because I don't have one, lol. Time to hunt one down :)
 
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