Neo Geo Hyper 64 - Revision history

XianXi-12537 at 05:24, 23 August 2008

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XianXi-12537 at 19:08, 11 August 2008

2008-08-11T19:08:56Z

XianXi-12537 at 23:25, 9 August 2008

2008-08-09T23:25:36Z

XianXi-12537: /* List of Games */

2008-08-09T23:24:57Z

List of Games

XianXi-12537: /* List of Games */

2008-08-09T23:19:59Z

List of Games

XianXi-12537 at 21:24, 9 August 2008

2008-08-09T21:24:20Z

XianXi-12537: /* Board Revisions */

2008-08-04T03:23:41Z

Board Revisions

XianXi-12537: /* Board Revisions */

2008-08-02T19:00:53Z

Board Revisions

Wasabi: /* History */

2008-07-20T22:24:45Z

History

XianXi-12537 at 21:37, 20 July 2008

2008-07-20T21:37:34Z

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	** Main Functions: Scaling, revolution, morphing; horizontal/vertical screen partitioning and line scrolling		** Main Functions: Scaling, revolution, morphing; horizontal/vertical screen partitioning and line scrolling

		+	===Backup Memory===
		+	The Hyper Neo Geo 64 will only backup the memory for the current game inserted. Once you change games the memory is cleared and previous data is wiped clean.

	===Powering the Board===		===Powering the Board===

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		+	[[Image:HyperNeoGeo64Marquee.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Marquee by electricgrave'']]
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	Neo Geo Hyper 64 was a failed attempt by SNK to create a 64-bit arcade system to follow the immense success of the Neo Geo MVS. It also used a similar interchangeable-cart system. Few games were made.		Neo Geo Hyper 64 was a failed attempt by SNK to create a 64-bit arcade system to follow the immense success of the Neo Geo MVS. It also used a similar interchangeable-cart system. Few games were made.

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 == Hyper Neo Geo Cabs ==

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 ==List of Games==
-[[Beast Busters:Second Nightmare]]
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-[[Buriki One]]
+{| border="1"
+! Release date
-[[Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition]]
+! Game ID #
+! English title
-[[Road's Edge]]
+! Japanese title
+! Genre
-[[Samurai Shodown 64]]
+|-
+| September 11, 1998
-[[Samurai Shodown 64: Warriors Rage]]
+| HNG64 No. 04
+| ''[[Beast Busters:Second Nightmare]]''
-[[Xtreme Rally]]
+| ''Beast Busters: Second Nightmare''<br>(ビーストバスターズ セカンドナイトメア)
+| Rail Shooter
 == Hyper Neo Geo Cabs ==

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	[[Xtreme Rally]]		[[Xtreme Rally]]
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		+	== Hyper Neo Geo Cabs ==
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		+	''Pictures Courtesy of HardMVS.com''
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		+	[[Image:BBustcab.png\|200px]]
		+	[[Image:Hyper64cab.png\|200px]]
		+	[[Image:Hyper64cab50.png\|200px]]
		+	[[Image:Pedcab.png\|200px]]
		+	[[Image:Rodasedgecab.png\|200px]]

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	[[Image:Rev1 vs rev2 hyper 64.jpg]]		[[Image:Rev1 vs rev2 hyper 64.jpg]]
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		+	==How to Jammafy the Rev 1 Fighting Board==
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		+	''Courtesy of NeoTurfMasta''
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		+	[[Image:R1Jamma.jpg]]
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		+	Removing the 3ch resistor and short the MONO connection. I took a piece of a resistors long leg and stuck it in the holes. Fit snug and its easy to remove if you ever change your mind. If you do change your mind, just short the 3ch space and its back to normal.
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		+	Now, I dont know the long term effect of this, I just did it this afternoon. I seriously doubt any damage would occur to your board, game or cab. That is, as long as you can remove the resistor without jacking up your hyper board. But do it at your own risk.
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		+	The one flaw is you cant adjust the volume level. BUT the volume it does give out is just right for me on my Candy. Not too loud and not too soft. Two flaws if you consider you are losing stereo sound. If you are connecting it to a pure jamma cab, then its mono to begin with.

	==List of Games==		==List of Games==

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	It is easy to tell each revision apart, Revision 1 has a volume pot and amp connectors on the front where the Revision 2 board has only amp connectors(around 5) on the front of the board.		It is easy to tell each revision apart, Revision 1 has a volume pot and amp connectors on the front where the Revision 2 board has only amp connectors(around 5) on the front of the board.

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		+	'''Revision 2 on the left and Revision 1 on the right:'''
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		+	[[Image:Rev1 vs rev2 hyper 64.jpg]]

	==List of Games==		==List of Games==

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 ==History==
-The arcade system was released in September of 1997, featuring a custom 64-bit RISC processor, 4 megabytes of program memory, 64 megabytes of 3D and texture memory, and 128 megabytes of memory for 2D characters and backgrounds. The first title released for the system was ''[[Road's Edge]]'', with ''[[Samurai Shodown 64]]'' and ''[[Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition]]'' following soon after. Although all three games looked good, none were particularly well received: hardcore SNK fans preferred the 2D versions of [[Samurai Shodown series|Samurai Shodown]] and Fatal Fury and newcomers were seldom interested at all.
+The arcade system was released in September of 1997, featuring a custom 64-bit RISC processor, 4 megabytes of program memory, 64 megabytes of 3D and texture memory, and 128 megabytes of memory for 2D characters and backgrounds. The first title released for the system was ''[[Road's Edge]]'', with ''[[Samurai Shodown 64]]'' and ''[[Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition]]'' following soon after. Although all three games looked good, none were particularly well received: hardcore SNK fans preferred the 2D versions of [[Samurai Shodown|Samurai Shodown]] and Fatal Fury and newcomers were seldom interested at all.
 By 1999, the system was dead, with only seven games released in total and only one, ''[[Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition]]'' was ported to another system: the PlayStation, with severely hampered graphics that failed to do justice to the arcade original.
 == Specifications ==

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	It is easy to tell each revision apart, Revision 1 has a volume pot and amp connectors on the front where the Revision 2 board has only amp connectors(around 5) on the front of the board.		It is easy to tell each revision apart, Revision 1 has a volume pot and amp connectors on the front where the Revision 2 board has only amp connectors(around 5) on the front of the board.
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		+
		+	==List of Games==
		+
		+	[[Beast Busters:Second Nightmare]]
		+
		+	[[Buriki One]]
		+
		+	[[Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition]]
		+
		+	[[Road's Edge]]
		+
		+	[[Samurai Shodown 64]]
		+
		+	[[Samurai Shodown 64: Warriors Rage]]
		+
		+	[[Xtreme Rally]]