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It should look nice next to my three MVS boards.You fall into the category of one of us OG's. Doesn't really matter whether you happen to own one at the moment. Seems like a good product for people like you.
It should look nice next to my three MVS boards.You fall into the category of one of us OG's. Doesn't really matter whether you happen to own one at the moment. Seems like a good product for people like you.
This can be an easy fix:A lot of these johnny-come-lately's will disappear into the woodwork again about 3 months after this thing comes out. But I welcome all the new attention on Neo Geo (and hopefully Youtube viewers) so hopefully some stick around.
They may not have taken the financial plunge like many of us did, but even though a used system was about $300 not long ago, I get it that it was tough to afford many games beyond the sub-$100 early Samurai Shodown, Fatal Fury and AOF games. Can't expect everyone to collect MVS either.
That's fine with me, that means if the sticks end up being decent there will be a ton of these OG compatible used sticks for sale for cheap come early next year and I can stick up.A lot of these johnny-come-lately's will disappear into the woodwork again about 3 months after this thing comes out. But I welcome all the new attention on Neo Geo (and hopefully Youtube viewers) so hopefully some stick around.
Exactly what I was thinking too! There are a few MVS-only games that would be fun to get an AES Version after all those years!With Taito looking very open to license games I wonder if we will also see Puzzle Bobble 1-2 on AES for the first time, I really hope so!
So true. I have friends that are in that boat. I’ve never sold a Neo console but am guilty of selling some regrettable carts. There’s redemption opportunities for all of us here.You fall into the category of one of us OG's. Doesn't really matter whether you happen to own one at the moment. Seems like a good product for people like you.
For those hesitating about the NeoGeo—or those who think they’re getting 50,000 games for €899—go check out Olivier Wahwah’s livestream. He has inside sources and warns that there will be some disappointments (different cover art, booklets, labels, etc.). They won’t be the exact same games.
Arcade1up is the exact opposite of what the AES+ is supposed to be. Imagine if A1UP had recreated arcade cabs at full size with asics or fpga's developed by respected community members. Then included arcade quality controls for those original $250 - $350 prices. They might still be around today.This is the arcade1up version of the AES. People who always wanted an original will buy it, but it's not exactly the real thing. Hopefully it will satisfy most.
Those hesitating about the Neo Geo, or those who think they're getting 50k games for €899, should check out Olivier Wahwah's live stream. He has inside sources and warns that there will be disappointments (different covers, booklets, labels, etc.). The games won't be the same.
I'm imagining less concern for censorhip, and more for flashing images and other random weirdness.One of my concerns with the game reprints is not just regarding the quality of the hardware, but what about content? Will they be uncensored? Imagine white blood no matter what region you set for Metal Slug.
Aside from that Neo geo got the same treatment with the Gold X, Neo Geo Mini. I actually like the arcade stick pro and the MVS cabinet, I’ve been on the fence on the newer portable device at the moment.Arcade1up is the exact opposite of what the AES+ is supposed to be. Imagine if A1UP had recreated arcade cabs at full size with asics or fpga's developed by respected community members. Then included arcade quality controls for those original $250 - $350 prices. They might still be around today.
They went so cheap that the literal paint from the control decks was coming off on peoples hands after a few play sessions and the emulation software was ass.
That's how their Atari release are too. They list the console versions in smaller print.Well, that was to be expected that games wouldn’t be a 1:1 to their original counter parts…but one thing I noticed in the render is that (might be wrong here) the carts inserts have the “Advance Entertainment System” omitting the “+” sign which is present instead on the hardware.
Frenchies scared they'll be stuck with their bullshit nsi conversions. I don't mind different manuals, labels etc. I just wanna shove in a juicy Slug into my aes+.
Thanks Alec. Personally I wouldn’t want these to be exactly the same.
You can imagine a small group of whiners when they turn out to be very light carts with cheap plastic and cases, and low quality B&W manuals. Not to mention edits to the game code. That's all I'm saying. We should expect that.Yeah it's just more nonsense from NCI land, even if a factory got brought back from the 90s via time travel to make these games SNK would have to add PEGI ratings and censor Taiwan and Rising Sun stuff for example
BRING IT!!!!You can imagine a small group of whiners when they turn out to be very light carts with cheap plastic and cases, and low quality B&W manuals. Not to mention edits to the game code. That's all I'm saying. We should expect that.
I don't have to imagine, they're already out there lol.You can imagine a small group of whiners when they turn out to be very light carts with cheap plastic and cases, and low quality B&W manuals. Not to mention edits to the game code. That's all I'm saying. We should expect that.

I remember a few years back, cory or tak joked about making the site's banner read something like....What about those of us who had an AES, sold it, bought another, sold it, pre-ordered this?