Manual baggies

[finngamer]

Educate me.

Are AES all releases on all regions supposed to have manual baggies? US/EURO/JAP, old-style cases, snap-lock cases...?

 

[SNKJorge]

Educate me.

Are AES all releases on all regions supposed to have manual baggies? US/EURO/JAP, old-style cases, snap-lock cases...?

Yes. Ask Shito for any in depth question you may have about baggies

 

[galfordo]

From what I understand, yes. I'm almost positive that all games that come in new-style snap-lock cases have them, and I'm pretty sure that clamshell case games did as well.

 

[Shito]

Yes. Ask Shito for any in depth question you may have about baggies

Oh my, I may be the baggie guru, but just as for JPN releases. US ones could prolly come with potato chips inside for what I know...

 

[pretas]

Educate me.

Are AES all releases on all regions supposed to have manual baggies? US/EURO/JAP, old-style cases, snap-lock cases...?

here's what i know.

latex offers a known level of protection since they've been around forever.

for sensitive people, you can try polyeurothane (sp?), however being much newer they are thought to be safe, though there's not as much data to back that up.

remember both are only effective if used 100% of the time.

hope that helps as this is what i think you were really tring to ask.

 

[finngamer]

Well, for example, do US and JAP versions of SamSho 1 & 2 have manual baggies? (these should be common enough games to verify)

 

[pretas]

Well, for example, do US and JAP versions of SamSho 1 & 2 have manual baggies? (these should be common enough games to verify)

see my answer above.

 

[finngamer]

see my answer above.

???

I don't want to know about them for the sake of protection, but for the sake of completeness.


Tooshort and Galfordo kinda answered me already, but still: SS 1 & 2, US and JAP, baggies or no?

And if, say, SS 1 does have a baggy, is it a different kind of baggy? (as the manual is bigger)

 

[djrconsoles kr1]

???

I don't want to know about them for the sake of protection, but for the sake of completeness.


Tooshort and Galfordo kinda answered me already, but still: SS 1 & 2, US and JAP, baggies or no?

And if, say, SS 1 does have a baggy, is it a different kind of baggy? (as the manual is bigger)

I have JP Sam spirts 1 & 2, and I have dog-tag and Euro versions of Sam spirits 2 and all 4 of them have baggies and they are all exactly the same,
hope this helps

 

[Neo Bomber Man]

Educate me.

Are AES all releases on all regions supposed to have manual baggies? US/EURO/JAP, old-style cases, snap-lock cases...?

Yes, the all have a bag. Size and the type of plastic used depends on release. Which IS to say that there can be -as in fact there is- more than one "style" of bag for both the cart-size and CD-size booklets.

 

[finngamer]

Yes, the all have a bag. Size and the type of plastic used depends on release. Which IS to say that there can be -as in fact there is- more than one "style" of bag for both the cart-size and CD-size booklets.

Thank you.

Yeah, I heard that the large, old style manuals have a bigger baggy.

 

[Robert]

For the euro releases, the original manual (in english) had a bag but the translated manual (in france we had also a low quality made french manual) was directly put by the importer in the the pack.

Hope it helps.

 

[Neo Bomber Man]

Thank you.

Yeah, I heard that the large, old style manuals have a bigger baggy.

They do for obvious reasons. There are at least two types of plastic used in them and I haven't ever cared enough to see if they have different measurements or something. I think only Shito would bother with that.

The CD bags however went from small (regular) up to over-size. You can always tell them apart however from the overall size/shape and where the fold(s) lie.

 

[Insaneclown]

OMG YES...every game comes with a baggie when purchased new. I love these little baggies...so much fun...eh.

 

[naitram]

Yes everything ever has a baggie. That's the point of Neo Geo, and if your game doesn't have a baggy fucking sell it. If you don't care about the baggy, then buy a damn XBOX game, fool.

 

[Mushiki]

All my baggies are in the trash.

 

[Neo Gold]

All my baggies are in the trash.

AArrrraggghhhehhheehha...Noooo!!! Incompleteness gives me a cold shiver!! respect the baggie people...its your emanuels best friend

 

[Insaneclown]

AArrrraggghhhehhheehha...Noooo!!! Incompleteness gives me a cold shiver!! respect the baggie people...its your emanuels best friend

He'll replace the originals with Zip-locks.

 

[Shito]

All my baggies are in the trash.

Anyway, as for the 'large baggies', yes they came in two different forms in very early NeoGeo days.

The most common type is thin and larger than the actual manual. That's because that's the MVS art set baggie to begin with.

The second one had thicker plastic, and was almost perfectly fitted by the manual.

The CD-sized baggies were basically all the same up to KOF2000, which started the 'double lengh' strain IIRC.

Not to mention SNK occasionally ran out of CD-sized baggies and just used the MVS big ones...

Shall we start talking about seals and different plastic sleeve for the varios boxes, now?

 

[Mushiki]

The fun part is that when I threw them all away, I was actually laughing because I knew I would be breaking someone's heart somewhere, hahaha.

 

[Shito]

The fun part is that when I threw them all away, I was actually laughing because I knew I would be breaking someone's heart somewhere, hahaha.

Every time a baggie or seal it thrown away, an anal collector's crying...

 

[Stokers]

Every time a baggie or seal it thrown away, and anal collector's crying...

Run that by me again? why do you throw them away.

Its worth having them just to keep the books in good condition.

DENIED!

 

[Electroman]

Every time you throw away an AES manual baggy, God kills a kitten.

The more you know! TM

 

[Stokers]

He does y'know.

God loves those mintay homecarts