but I still hate when people call homecarts, AES.
I don't think I'll ever accept that name for homecarts.
FACT: AES was used on the Neo CD and pack in material with MVS games.
but I still hate when people call homecarts, AES.
I don't think I'll ever accept that name for homecarts.
As an acronym AES looks better than NGH.
but I still hate when people call homecarts, AES.
I don't think I'll ever accept that name for homecarts.
Screw made up acronyms. Home carts, MVS and CD, that's it. If you want to talk homebrews then have some NGH or whatever names, but otherwise it has always been and will always be home carts.
I never understood the 'AES' trend, esp when the NGF Duo claimed to coin the acronym.
I always considered it as an analog to the NES.
Agreed 100%. I never understood the 'AES' trend, esp when the NGF Duo claimed to coin the acronym.
I got you to post, I rule
I find it convenient cause everyone knows what they're talking about.
AES written on the home system
MVS on the arcade cab
good enough to me
I agree, but not because homecarts aren't AES carts; more like VVbut I still hate when people call homecarts, AES.
I don't think I'll ever accept that name for homecarts.
And, in fact, my Neo Candy 25 has a small marquee that says "NEO GEO Advanced Entertainment System", and I have to believe that's factory original.FACT: AES was used on the Neo CD and pack in material with MVS games.
You clearly don't and won't get it. Leave now.How does official SNK documentation = "argument"?
Even when I tell people "You know, the big red cab with four games at the bowling alley?" they look at me like a deer in headlights.
Hate my age group.
I may not play Neo anymore...