Liquid Snake said:Is Dr. NeoGeo really a "Dr. Neo Geo"?
First I thought he's a true "collector" as he's so proud of his "Minty" or "Mint like new" AES games (as he states that he'll never buy any AES game unless it's prestine new in condition).
Then his website shows his dedication toward Neo.
Now the picture Big Al shows isn't "mint" at all. What is this?
Where is Dr. NeoGeo?
c.t.h said:If you don't want scuffs on your cart, why don't you put scotch tape all around the base before insertation?
mikace01 said:You do not collect AES. You have no clue what you are talking about at all. These scuffs are not insertion marks dumbass.
xtoo_short20x said:And you are such a great collector
mikace01 said:Yea, I collect (collected) AES games and I have a pretty good idea of what I am talking about when it comes to conditions of AES carts. CTH on the other hand was making a sarcastic remark to me because I was complaining about the condition of the game I got from Florian when he doesn't know anything at all about collecting AES carts. Your sad attempt at trying to make me angry didn't work, all it did was make me laugh.
mikace01 said:Ok. Only you do.
EvilWasabi said:For the record, I agree with Mikace, and any of you getting on his back about this are FUCKING IDIOTS who should just leave the boards. That includes you Jorge.
The game is in less than mint, less than near mint even, condition. YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT IF YOU'RE SUCH A BIG SHOT. But the truth is Jorge, you just got into this, and you think dumping $15,000 on homecarts and CDs within a year bought you the title of expert, and an access card into the members only club. You just wanted an excuse to be arrogant and slam people. That's fucking sad.
The game is scratched, discolored, and has a rather noticeable amount of scuffs on the back.
When I bought SW2 from Christophe, the game had no discoloration, no scratches, and no scuffs. The way he packed the cart was that he wrapped the cartridge in bubble wrap, and separate from the case. This prevented any scuffing to occur. He didn't fuck around. He knew that some people look at the word mint and have high standards.
Perhaps Dr. Neo Geo was like you, Jorge, thinking "oh, this kid is not an expert. he won't mind." I hope you don't use this type of thinking to pass of sub mint carts from your expert collection as mint later on. That would be quite weak.
EvilWasabi said:For the record, I agree with Mikace, and any of you getting on his back about this are FUCKING IDIOTS who should just leave the boards. That includes you Jorge.
The game is in less than mint, less than near mint even, condition. YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT IF YOU'RE SUCH A BIG SHOT. But the truth is Jorge, you just got into this, and you think dumping $15,000 on homecarts and CDs within a year bought you the title of expert, and an access card into the members only club. You just wanted an excuse to be arrogant and slam people. That's fucking sad.
The game is scratched, discolored, and has a rather noticeable amount of scuffs on the back.
When I bought SW2 from Christophe, the game had no discoloration, no scratches, and no scuffs. The way he packed the cart was that he wrapped the cartridge in bubble wrap, and separate from the case. This prevented any scuffing to occur. He didn't fuck around. He knew that some people look at the word mint and have high standards.
Perhaps Dr. Neo Geo was like you, Jorge, thinking "oh, this kid is not an expert. he won't mind." I hope you don't use this type of thinking to pass of sub mint carts from your expert collection as mint later on. That would be quite weak.
Magnaflux said:Well, its often for neo homecarts to have the scuffs on the front of the cart, however those 3 marks are not scuffs at all, in fact they are internal bracing marks. Along with those are 2 more areas prone to blemishes and that is the front slightly off center portions. If you examine the interior of a homecart, you will find bosses (in the mvs cart, you will fiind these bosses lie in the same spot at the screw holes). That said, even games I've recieved new have these marks on them, thus they are indeed in mint condition as homecarts are not terribly high quality pieces. I believe them to be modeled after the mvs carts ( would save many tooling dollars that way). This post is not to say who/what is wrong or right, just to hopefully shed some more light on those pesky "insertion marks".
For the record, I agree with Mikace, and any of you getting on his back about this are FUCKING IDIOTS who should just leave the boards. That includes you Jorge.
The game is in less than mint, less than near mint even, condition. YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT IF YOU'RE SUCH A BIG SHOT. But the truth is Jorge, you just got into this, and you think dumping $15,000 on homecarts and CDs within a year bought you the title of expert, and an access card into the members only club. You just wanted an excuse to be arrogant and slam people. That's fucking sad.
The game is scratched, discolored, and has a rather noticeable amount of scuffs on the back.
When I bought SW2 from Christophe, the game had no discoloration, no scratches, and no scuffs. The way he packed the cart was that he wrapped the cartridge in bubble wrap, and separate from the case. This prevented any scuffing to occur. He didn't fuck around. He knew that some people look at the word mint and have high standards.
Perhaps Dr. Neo Geo was like you, Jorge, thinking "oh, this kid is not an expert. he won't mind." I hope you don't use this type of thinking to pass of sub mint carts from your expert collection as mint later on. That would be quite weak.