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Whoa, wait, putting an AES game into the cart slot?On the other hand, if you don't buy an AES, then you will never again know the awesome feel of chunking those luxurious and generous sized carts into the cart slot
Whoa, wait, putting an AES game into the cart slot?On the other hand, if you don't buy an AES, then you will never again know the awesome feel of chunking those luxurious and generous sized carts into the cart slot
On the other hand, if you don't buy an AES, then you will never again know the awesome feel of chunking those luxurious and generous sized carts into the cart slot. Each one, a testament to hundreds or even thousands of hours from a team of young artists and coders, slaving away in Japan late into the night throughout the 90s in order to present you with a detailed and complex thesis about how good and fluid a 2D game on 1980s hardware can be. You know well that other 90s consoles with their tiny carts are barely even a pale imitation of the AES, and can barely hope to do a game that is 1/10 as impressive. Each single character in a king of fighters game has literally hundreds of sprites, even the bullshit characters you never play as like Hinako in King of Fighters 2000. For all of the advancements in technology and development tools, you know that no one is really making games like this, with such incredible hand drawn pixel art and fulsome animation, and probably won't, ever again. There is no longer a mass market for it and the public taste has moved on. But that doesn't matter to you. You know that the AES is part spectacle, part art collection, and is imbued with the essence and fantastic energy of 1990s Japanese youth culture. The fact that you can hold one of these fantastic works in your hands, let alone play it as a perfect and lossless premium arcade to home conversation, is a rare situation where you are experiencing something that practically has no right to exist. SNK beat their brains out and put the company into a kamikaze dive to give you this experience. It is an incredible honor just to own an AES and pay your respects to their video game banzai charge... You KNOW what to do...
Even MVS carts price are going theough the roof let alone AES.No one under 40 should be getting into collecting Neo Geo games, period. If you are starting out now you are just chasing clout on the internet.
He has long goneWhich one of you guys is "Wolf"?
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The Unexpectedly High-Stakes World of Neo Geo Collecting
For some fans of the vintage video-game console, indulging in nostalgia means spending tens of thousands of dollars.www.newyorker.com
We should put out a formal health warning.
Buy games off ebay, brag about it on Facebook/Reddit, find life is still hollow and unfulfilling, become a tranny, Seppuku…
… Your family sells your games on ebay…
Also... does that mean the forum is destined to ultimately become a tranny forum?
So why bother spending any of your money on an AES and homecarts.... unless you're a collector?I own a real AES and NGCD, and you cannot tell the difference between those and the Pi, there is zero lag or performance issues. Emulation in 2023 is as good as the real thing, even without FPGA.
I collect and play, nothing wrong with that. I got the Pi mainly to play Capcom CPS2 games, but it does a good job of Neo Geo too.So why bother spending any of your money on an AES and homecarts.... unless you're a collector?
So if you want to have a real console and collect carts, go for it, just don't expect to own Neo Turf Masters![]()
It's the circle of faggotry.We should put out a formal health warning.
Buy games off ebay, brag about it on Facebook/Reddit, find life is still hollow and unfulfilling, become a tranny, Seppuku…
… Your family sells your games on ebay…
Yeah TPG is terrible, Turf Masters is reason enough to buy the 161-in-1 cart.And everytime you play Top Players Golf, you’ll know there’s a sweaty nerd playing a much better game than you which they paid $300 for in 1998.
Thank god for emulation.