I did not believe that the AES II would also serve as a SuperGun in being able to play other arcade boards on a tv setup. But after some of the posts on the boards, it seems that some believe it will. Does anyone know if the proposed AES II set-up by !Arcade! with its Jamma connection will allow the playing of arcade boards such as a SuperGun setup similiar to the ones offered by MAS systems,etc? Here's hoping it is released and at a decent price.
Will the AES II play other arcade boards?
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in the form it is now the answer is No.
That is not to say if !Arcade! decides to proceed with making it once demand is there that the Final product will not. However currently it is designed with a jamma connection so it can be put into arcade cabs.
That is not to say if !Arcade! decides to proceed with making it once demand is there that the Final product will not. However currently it is designed with a jamma connection so it can be put into arcade cabs.
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When are specs going to be released?
Big Bruno,
This may be a dumb question, but if the AES II will play both AES and MVS games, is it possible to play AES games in an Arcade Cabinet through the Jamma connection? In some cases, the AES version is not that much more expensive than the MVS version. I would like to have a combination of MVS and AES games, but be able to play either version in an arcade cabinet set-up. Is this possible?
Thanks.
This may be a dumb question, but if the AES II will play both AES and MVS games, is it possible to play AES games in an Arcade Cabinet through the Jamma connection? In some cases, the AES version is not that much more expensive than the MVS version. I would like to have a combination of MVS and AES games, but be able to play either version in an arcade cabinet set-up. Is this possible?
Thanks.