Kind of a basic question,but is there any diffrences between the neo-geo arcade board (mvs) and the home version (aes)?
One of the main reasons I always wanted a Neo was the fact its games were identical to the arcade versions....I don't own one yet but am looking to puchase one of the mega-neo's from this site down the road.
I read a review on a game (can't remeber which one) but it said that the AES version was slightly slower than its arcade version....I don't understand that as I thought they were all the same program.
Does the AES board have the same amount of memory/cpu mhz/ as the mvs board?Basically are the guts the same?
The only thing I could think of is that the AES version has censorship for blood and gore ect...and maybe this would slow some games down alittle because the CPU has to keep checking/makine sure not to display any of that....if this is the case,would installing the debug chip actually make the game a little faster since it is running the way it was intended?
I'm just getting into the system,and this site for that matter,so I have alot to learn...
Thanks
One of the main reasons I always wanted a Neo was the fact its games were identical to the arcade versions....I don't own one yet but am looking to puchase one of the mega-neo's from this site down the road.
I read a review on a game (can't remeber which one) but it said that the AES version was slightly slower than its arcade version....I don't understand that as I thought they were all the same program.
Does the AES board have the same amount of memory/cpu mhz/ as the mvs board?Basically are the guts the same?
The only thing I could think of is that the AES version has censorship for blood and gore ect...and maybe this would slow some games down alittle because the CPU has to keep checking/makine sure not to display any of that....if this is the case,would installing the debug chip actually make the game a little faster since it is running the way it was intended?
I'm just getting into the system,and this site for that matter,so I have alot to learn...
Thanks