BerryTogart
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With all the current options available - what is the most hassle free setup for NeoGeo gaming?
I look at my xbox one x, collecting dust - I didn't even connect it any more. Usually I have the time to play once a week and when I start the console it decides that I need half an hour of updates.
I still have a CMVS that I built myself, which is the reason I don't want to put it on the shelf with the kids at home (yes, I'm that good with building stuff, I was even amazed that I got everything working with my crappy soldering skills)
That said, what is your opinion for the most hassle free setup if you just want to play the old stuff as close to the original as possible:
I look at my xbox one x, collecting dust - I didn't even connect it any more. Usually I have the time to play once a week and when I start the console it decides that I need half an hour of updates.
I still have a CMVS that I built myself, which is the reason I don't want to put it on the shelf with the kids at home (yes, I'm that good with building stuff, I was even amazed that I got everything working with my crappy soldering skills)
That said, what is your opinion for the most hassle free setup if you just want to play the old stuff as close to the original as possible:
- Emulation on the PC is not an option, I just don't want to go through the hoops of booting, system updates, etc. all the time
- AES is obviously easy - but we all know the price situation, perhaps with a Terraonion module and some cheap originals like SS2
- MVS is possible by buying a CMVS, but needs a lot of aquisition and isn't too much to look at on the shelf (apart from custom shock boxes)
- How good is a Mista setup? I heard they became pretty good, what I don't want is more fiddling than a multicart menu