161 in 1 version 2?

[CloudGamerX]

Is the AF3 bug fixed? Did they update the MotW rom from proto to legit?

Nope and Nope. The ROMs behave exactly the same.

 

[HMG]

Nope and Nope. The ROMs behave exactly the same.

How about Garou+? That rom is on there

 

[CloudGamerX]

How about Garou+? That rom is on there

Crashes

 

[Clear Paper]

Does it work with the Universe BIOS 4.0's Pick-N-Mix feature?

 

[CloudGamerX]

Does it work with the Universe BIOS 4.0's Pick-N-Mix feature?

I can't seem to get it to work. One other difference I found is League Bowling is removed. I am going to go over the game list and see what other games were removed.

I wasn't completely sure at first, which is why I said maybe a couple of games were changed out. But now it would appear that is the case, so now it's just a game of figuring out which games got removed and which games were added in their place.

One other thing, this thing absolutely hates the unibios v4.0. All the hacks except SVC Chaos, seem to crash.

During my testing, Kabuki Klash was also crashing when set to AES mode. When I change it to mvs mode, I still get a little bit of graphical corruption but otherwise the game is stable. Not sure if that's just a bug with the UniBios, or the 161 in 1.

 

[HMG]

Did you try holding select before powering up the MVS? Keep the button pressed until the Unibios splash screen appears.

 

[CloudGamerX]

I would test again, but my CMVS is currently shipped out for signal evaluation. I want to make sure my voltages are safe on the RGB lines.

 

[Lach]

I would test again, but my CMVS is currently shipped out for signal evaluation. I want to make sure my voltages are safe on the RGB lines.

Safe? You just add 120-150ohm resistors on each of the RGB lines to bring the voltage down to 0.7v. I've never heard of anyone sending their CMVS off for 'signal evaluation' before, sounds like you're being fleeced.

 

[GohanX]

Safe? You just add 120-150ohm resistors on each of the RGB lines to bring the voltage down to 0.7v. I've never heard of anyone sending their CMVS off for 'signal evaluation' before, sounds like you're being fleeced.

Watch your tongue, you're going to make The autists screech.

 

[CloudGamerX]

Safe? You just add 120-150ohm resistors on each of the RGB lines to bring the voltage down to 0.7v. I've never heard of anyone sending their CMVS off for 'signal evaluation' before, sounds like you're being fleeced.

Not really. I don't have an oscilloscope, and I used an encoder circuit that I am also not familiar with entirely. In addition, I have been getting some strange ripple noise in my video signal. So, I sent it off for inspection, to make sure I am not overvolting or undervolting. If it is within proper spec, then I am having them find the source of the rippling noise.

 

[HMG]

Voltage is voltage. As long as it’s all within the 0.7v spec, it’s safe to use. SNK didn’t use crazy fancy circuits to build the AES.

The rippling would be due to noise and interference from somewhere else in the system.

 

[CloudGamerX]

I know that, I do console mods as a service. My issue is, without an oscilloscope, I can't make sure that my consolized mvs is actually done right. Also, the video noise is not the normal garden-variety video noise that you would get from either lackluster modification work, unshielded cables, or using a poor power supply. It's like some weird Rippling effect that is visible on composite and S-Video, but only visible in RGB when you look close. I speculate that it's some sort of frequency noise, caused by the oscillator Crystal. But just to confirm, I sent my console to someone that I know has some credibility to his name.

When it comes to something like arcade Hardware, I'm not going to just take someone's word for it unless I actually see measurement numbers. I want to see the measurements they get from probing the output with an oscilloscope and showing the results.

 

[Clear Paper]

I can't seem to get it to work. One other difference I found is League Bowling is removed. I am going to go over the game list and see what other games were removed.

I wasn't completely sure at first, which is why I said maybe a couple of games were changed out. But now it would appear that is the case, so now it's just a game of figuring out which games got removed and which games were added in their place.

One other thing, this thing absolutely hates the unibios v4.0. All the hacks except SVC Chaos, seem to crash.

During my testing, Kabuki Klash was also crashing when set to AES mode. When I change it to mvs mode, I still get a little bit of graphical corruption but otherwise the game is stable. Not sure if that's just a bug with the UniBios, or the 161 in 1.

Thanks for the reply. I suppose a good test would be to see if it runs stably with a normal BIOS. It does sound like a low voltage issue though.

 

[Lach]

I know that, I do console mods as a service. My issue is, without an oscilloscope, I can't make sure that my consolized mvs is actually done right. Also, the video noise is not the normal garden-variety video noise that you would get from either lackluster modification work, unshielded cables, or using a poor power supply. It's like some weird Rippling effect that is visible on composite and S-Video, but only visible in RGB when you look close. I speculate that it's some sort of frequency noise, caused by the oscillator Crystal. But just to confirm, I sent my console to someone that I know has some credibility to his name.

When it comes to something like arcade Hardware, I'm not going to just take someone's word for it unless I actually see measurement numbers. I want to see the measurements they get from probing the output with an oscilloscope and showing the results.

That reminds me I better get an update from NASA on the position of the Earth in it's solar orbit so I can calculate the date. I just won't take the calendars word for it or yours! I must see the measurements.

 

[Satoshi_Matrix]

I am new to Neo-Geo, I bought an AES that's got a yellow screen without cartridge and only displays a game's HUD when a cartridge is inserted. I'm pretty sure it's vram problem so I've ordered new vram chips.

Given AES prices, I went and bought the AES 161 in 1 as well.

I've heard that these have issues with Unibios though. Does anyone know if the AES version of the 161 in 1 works with Unibios 4.0? Thanks.

 

[thalesalex]

Does it work with the Universe BIOS 4.0's Pick-N-Mix feature?

I can't seem to get it to work.

I received mine yesterday, and I can't make it work with Pick n' Mix neither. also having lots of crashes and issues, I thought this version was supposed to be better than the banana one ??

 

[gameofyou]

Anyone try the MVS 161 in 1 version 3 yet?

 

[Raph4]

V3 ? what changes ?

 

[madmanjox]

Why doesn’t someone just put all the games on one cart already ffs

 

[daskrabs]

Given AES prices, I went and bought the AES 161 in 1 as well.

I've heard that these have issues with Unibios though. Does anyone know if the AES version of the 161 in 1 works with Unibios 4.0? Thanks.

FWIW, I just bought a v1 AES 161 from TimeHarvest to use with an AES 3-6 with Unibios 4.0 and an upgraded Triad 3A PSU. The 161 cart and PickNMix work brilliantly. If you can live with the known v1 bugs and 50 or so missing games from the total library, it's a winner. Loving it so far.

 

[Neo Alec]

FWIW, I just bought a v1 AES 161 from TimeHarvest to use with an AES 3-6 with Unibios 4.0 and an upgraded Triad 3A PSU. The 161 cart and PickNMix work brilliantly. If you can live with the known v1 bugs and 50 or so missing games from the total library, it's a winner. Loving it so far.

Is the AES a 5v PSU?

 

[daskrabs]

Is the AES a 5v PSU?

9v

 

[Neo Alec]

9v

Nice. That's more impressive.

 

[HornheaDD]

Anyone try the MVS 161 in 1 version 3 yet?

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Bought one of these tonite, for $60 on ebay. I wonder if it will work with Pick N Mix. If not its no big deal, but if so that'd be cool.

 

[HornheaDD]

Cart came in today and it definitely works with Pick N Mix. It also came with a 'shock box' but more akin to the old style AES cases that came after the cardboard and before the snap-locks. I didn't know this was coming with it, there wasn't any indication of it on the purchase (Ali). So when I sliced the box, I sliced the case a little too. Not all the way through, but I made a mark on in. Ah well.

Don't have time to test much at the moment, but I'll check it out later.