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The spoiler has the history of my Neo Geo finds, and to explain the pictures. Disregard if you don't care lol.
Neo Geo Pocket
Missing 5 titles: Pocket Reversi, Puzzle Link 1 and 2, Dave Alert - Becky's Version and Gals Fighters. People think Faselei is rare, try to find Picture Puzzle, Magicial Drop or Dive Alert UK/PAL versions lol.
Neo Geo CD, AES and Saturn titles
Additional MVS titles
AES and Omega Setup
Spoiler:
I started out collecting Neo Geo Pocket titles, as I found a lot auction on Ebay. As I realized there were more titles and the amazing UK/PAL style cases, I started picking up CIB USA and UK titles, which led me here again. I had actually joined this site back in the early 2000s, but I can't find what username I used, nor if I posted anything.
In Japan, I had actually wanted an AES, but we deployed so much, I didn't like having to put too much in storage. I ended up making a Shock Troopers AES cart from Tip's site around 2005/6, but never bought an AES console. We had an arcade on base that ended up closing down, as well as one right off base at a local barber shop.
Realizing I was at my end trying to collect NGP games, I moved towards Neo Geo CD. I purchased a loose set from Hit-Japan for about $110 dollars, so about 22 games. The rest are burnt games. I ended up doing the same thing with Sega Saturn games, as Hit-Japan was having big discounts on lot deals (Super Famicom too). Blockbuster near me went out of business, so I picked up about 250 unused DVD/Game cases and went ape shit wasting paper on inserts lol.
The Neo Geo CD was great (more so now with a UniBios installed), but I wanted a AES still, so I ended up creating my first CMVS, then my second (smaller form factor), which played awesome. Wiring the controller ports was a pain in the ass.
Now 2015, I ended up picking up a lot of (2) AES JUNK consoles. One worked with a little modification and one I ended up needing help with, so thanks Kevin. One of those I raffled off at a local game store for a Charity, we made $325 bucks on it I did some basic mods to it, it was also a 3-6 with a clear picture. I picked up some DG AES cases as well, so hopefully in the future I can put some games in them, or use them to replace wavy cases.
Thanks for reading.
In Japan, I had actually wanted an AES, but we deployed so much, I didn't like having to put too much in storage. I ended up making a Shock Troopers AES cart from Tip's site around 2005/6, but never bought an AES console. We had an arcade on base that ended up closing down, as well as one right off base at a local barber shop.
Realizing I was at my end trying to collect NGP games, I moved towards Neo Geo CD. I purchased a loose set from Hit-Japan for about $110 dollars, so about 22 games. The rest are burnt games. I ended up doing the same thing with Sega Saturn games, as Hit-Japan was having big discounts on lot deals (Super Famicom too). Blockbuster near me went out of business, so I picked up about 250 unused DVD/Game cases and went ape shit wasting paper on inserts lol.
The Neo Geo CD was great (more so now with a UniBios installed), but I wanted a AES still, so I ended up creating my first CMVS, then my second (smaller form factor), which played awesome. Wiring the controller ports was a pain in the ass.
Now 2015, I ended up picking up a lot of (2) AES JUNK consoles. One worked with a little modification and one I ended up needing help with, so thanks Kevin. One of those I raffled off at a local game store for a Charity, we made $325 bucks on it I did some basic mods to it, it was also a 3-6 with a clear picture. I picked up some DG AES cases as well, so hopefully in the future I can put some games in them, or use them to replace wavy cases.
Thanks for reading.
Neo Geo Pocket
Missing 5 titles: Pocket Reversi, Puzzle Link 1 and 2, Dave Alert - Becky's Version and Gals Fighters. People think Faselei is rare, try to find Picture Puzzle, Magicial Drop or Dive Alert UK/PAL versions lol.
Neo Geo CD, AES and Saturn titles
Additional MVS titles
AES and Omega Setup
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