An AES game that comes with a mini marquee? WTF?NEO GEO AES ROM Ghost Pilots Pilot MVS Convert Japan | eBay
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Someone please explain why there needs to exist a "conversion" of Ghost Pilots on AES. Real ones are not that expensive and hardly anyone wants it.
Yeah, I was surprised to see these converts. Maybe you're right that it's leftover parts. These early carts have really different boards too.An AES game that comes with a mini marquee? WTF?
I'm going to assume it's a backwards conversion, meaning he used whatever AES roms to make an MVS cart or made from leftover parts but either way, there's way more profitable titles to make conversions of.
That cart fell from a very tall building or was ran over by a motor vehicle...SAMURAI SPIRITS III 3 NEO GEO AES JAP | eBay
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Awfully spendy for a truly "gamer condition" copy of Samurai Spirits 3 AES. Did a previous owner lose one too many times?? Cracked cartridge with torn label, even the case is missing the clasp.
This message board is still here!That's staying power right there and should be applauded.Crazy that I started this thread 6 months before my first child was born, she turns 13 in ~3 months.
Not sure I've seen that art for Digger Man before. I kind of like it.SNK NEO GEO AES ROM Diggerman Game Software From JAPAN | eBay
A self-made instruction card is attached in addition to the cassette. Since it is a converted product, it is for those who just want to play.www.ebay.com
I know, why keep picking on this guy? Because why does Diggerman need to be on a sacrificed AES cart.
What. A. Waste.
Too bad the game is as worthless as a wet shit. And that’s coming from a guy who really digs Gururin.Not sure I've seen that art for Digger Man before. I kind of like it.
Please explain the general strategy for how to play Gururin. Do you have to be able to think ahead like with a rubik's cube?Too bad the game is as worthless as a wet shit. And that’s coming from a guy who really digs Gururin.
There’s a number of factors, knowing what the items are and when to use them is key. There’s a weight that deletes whatever column it lands on, a tornado that deletes the bottom row of people, a green jewel that gives bonus points for the person it lands on, a samurai helmet head that deletes all people of the same color it lands on and strange arrows that allow the screen to be rotated at increased speed for a limited time. There might be one more that I’m forgetting too.Please explain the general strategy for how to play Gururin. Do you have to be able to think ahead like with a rubik's cube?
It’s understandable when famicom, 2600, N64, or other systems often played by young children end up with cracked carts... But how do AES games end up this way? They were primarily enthusiast purchases to my knowledge, usually owned by adults, mostly collectors... & they were expensive new too... Who neglected it to this point & why? Were drugs or alcohol involved?SAMURAI SPIRITS III 3 NEO GEO AES JAP | eBay
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Awfully spendy for a truly "gamer condition" copy of Samurai Spirits 3 AES. Did a previous owner lose one too many times?? Cracked cartridge with torn label, even the case is missing the clasp.
It’s understandable when famicom, 2600, N64, or other systems often played by young children end up with cracked carts... But how do AES games end up this way? They were primarily enthusiast purchases to my knowledge, usually owned by adults, mostly collectors... & they were expensive new too... Who neglected it to this point & why? Were drugs or alcohol involved?
Enthusiasts with children perhaps.It’s understandable when famicom, 2600, N64, or other systems often played by young children end up with cracked carts... But how do AES games end up this way? They were primarily enthusiast purchases to my knowledge, usually owned by adults, mostly collectors... & they were expensive new too... Who neglected it to this point & why? Were drugs or alcohol involved?
Overly enthusiastick children...!?Enthusiasts with children perhaps.