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To my eye, the filigree on the wall is easier to make out, and the gradient on the reflections on the metal door are rather less linear. Subtle changes, but it's not like they were going to completely rework the artwork; they're just taking advantage of a more capable color palette.

It's hardly comprehensive, but the December 2020 update included a side-by-side comparison of the playfield graphics for the final stage

An exciting announcement, to be sure. For myself, I fear I'll have to pass this one by - my original NeoSD was pricey enough, and it would be difficult for me to justify the purchase of another. Nevertheless I look forward to further news of this new hardware, and I wish the best of luck to the...

It could be argued that I purchased these a year ago. However, since they've only just now arrived, I see no harm in posting them now:

After something of a hiatus, I've recently added another couple of carts to my MVS collection. Thanks, MCF 76. :)

I've come into possession of a pair of Puzzle de Pon! carts, which both appear - to my eye, at least - to be bootlegs. The boards don't match what MVS Scans shows for Puzzle de Pon!, they house a mix of UV-erasable and one-time-programmable chips, and the few mask roms are from other games...

Figured I should probably drop a post in here, now that I'm capable of doing so. Hi, everyone. I've been interested in the Neo Geo for some time. I remember seeing the impressive red cabinets in arcades and other businesses, with often 2 or 4 different games and wondering - as a kid - just...