could be something good but probably will be crap

ChurchOfSolipsism wrote:I'll make sure I'll download it illegally one day...
At this point, if people can afford the old hardware and games, go for them. If not, might as well use a MAME variation you like and find the roms for the games you might like. Illegal, but paying for emulator boxes (shitty ones at that), doesn't really go well for me.charlie chong wrote:we've had decent neo geo emulation for so long. all is needed is a full romset and decent controllers for a product that people will want but they will probably still mess this up
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote:I'll make sure I'll download it illegally one day...
The Switch is a better Neo Geo X than the Neo Geo X.soprano1 wrote:If it's like the Neo Geo X from Tommo, fuck it. In fact, I hope SNKP learned a lesson from that whole debacle.
I can agree with that!Kiken wrote:The Switch is a better Neo Geo X than the Neo Geo X.
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote:I'll make sure I'll download it illegally one day...
Got to agree. Right now it has more NG titles than the NGX's 36. The NGX Gold LE now costs so much that you'd be better off buying Switch instead.Kiken wrote:The Switch is a better Neo Geo X than the Neo Geo X.soprano1 wrote:If it's like the Neo Geo X from Tommo, fuck it. In fact, I hope SNKP learned a lesson from that whole debacle.
I don't get it neither. Blazing Star is out in some other countries, but where the hell's our release? Damn it, SOA.BrianC wrote:Not to mention the Switch ACA NeoGeo titles actually arrive the same day as the JP versions in the US. Don't know what is up with Sony of America holding back releases compared to other countries.
It's the new port console, that's why.charlie chong wrote:https://www.polygon.com/2018/4/6/172073 ... lease-date
this is a lot more exciting than a mini tbf but why switch only
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote:I'll make sure I'll download it illegally one day...
This probably wouldn't be nearly as expensive as the original thing ever was, so a lot of people would probably go for it.Kiken wrote:At this point, SNK really should just re-release the original hardware. Make a "slim" version that's compatible with all the accessories and games... just find a way to implement a digital upscaler into the hardware and have it feature HDMI out. Yeah, it would be expensive, but there is mostly certainly a market for that. Also, release additional print runs of older carts... hell, release collection carts with 4 or 5 older games on them (every other company at the time did this).
Meh, I love my retro comps, but that one is a little lacking, especially at Switch prices. I mean really, there's little other than Ikari and Victory Road still worth a proper session these days. I'm still waiting for the Namco one to hit an acceptable price point before I bite. It's nice that they aren't games that have been re-issued a million times over unlike some other comps, but this is a £10.00 impulse buy at most.charlie chong wrote:https://www.polygon.com/2018/4/6/172073 ... lease-date
this is a lot more exciting than a mini tbf but why switch only
37Games & Orient Securities bought Kawasaki's majority share (a bit over 4/5) of SNK in a joint venture with Leyou Technologies & subsidiary Ledo Millenium for $63.5mil.MintyTheCat wrote:NeoGeo to me was always about offering something better and there was a small but dedicated market for it. I had read that SNK were bought by some chinese company and I'll bet that they aren't interested in maintaining SNK's good name but instead making a fast buck - just like the NeoGeo X back in 2012/13. I have not a lot of faith and it simply reminds me to keep the original hardware.
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote:I'll make sure I'll download it illegally one day...
Sadly, that was actually cheaper than I expected. Weren't some homebrews over $700?soprano1 wrote:http://www.retrocollect.com/Reviews/har ... ridge.html
Christ, even a flashcart for the Neo Geo is expensive as fuck. Granted, it's cheap compared to getting the real deal, but still...
It's a really weird niche product on a bonkers niche console... I sorta get why it was made: you have the obscene cost of some of the most sought after games and the fact that just about every cartridge-based console has a flashcart of some sort available. However, anybody that pursues owning an AES goes in knowing full well the considerable cost of the software (even if they choose the less expensive Phantom-1 convertor + MVS carts route).soprano1 wrote:http://www.retrocollect.com/Reviews/har ... ridge.html
Christ, even a flashcart for the Neo Geo is expensive as fuck. Granted, it's cheap compared to getting the real deal, but still...
Strikers1945guy wrote:"Do we....eat chicken balls?!"
Odd selection of games. Why Top Player's Golf over Neo Turf Masters? Was there really a need for all 5 Metal Slugs and that many King of Fighters? Real Bout Fatal Fury over Real Bout Special or Real Bout Fatal Fury 2? No Baseball Stars 2?Kiken wrote:Well, there it is...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2II_FVEdQM
I guess the proposed USB3 reissues of the Neo CD pads are cool.
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote:I'll make sure I'll download it illegally one day...