Over the past four years, I missed out on many games that I really liked. The only reason was that the prices were too high. But after missing them, I felt very regretful. Some games I only saw once in four years. Maybe many people will think the prices are too high. Actually, I thought the same way at first. But later I came to understand that both AES and MVS cartridges are non-renewable! And over the years, I have never seen the price of a cartridge drop. The reason for this is also non-renewability. Of course, I'm referring to the genuine versions. I'm not too interested in complete accessories, but I require the PCB to be genuine. I used to think that MVS cartridges were too easy to get, but in the past year, these MVS cartridges have disappeared en masse. Either the prices are outrageously high or you can't get the cartridges you want. What do you think?

I bought this cart in an extremely bad condition. Cleaned up the boards, but can't get it to start, just white grid. I tried MVS scans but couldn't seem to find it.

I bought the MV4FT2 two years ago. This model uses button batteries, so there is no corrosion at the battery position. I made acrylic protective cases of different colors for the two card holders. The other one doesn't have an iron frame. Both card holders are running perfectly. I'm puzzled as to why 4F is not as valuable as 2F.

The MV1B arcade cabinet is modified into a handheld console. I'm not sure if it will work, but this is the image that came to my mind. Below is the MV1B cabinet. Insert the card from below, and then there is a 5.6-inch LCD screen with RGBS input in the middle layer (it is said that the screen of PSone is good, but I looked at the price and it was ridiculously high). However, I know that there is a small LCD screen in an access control system that can also support RGBS input. Today, I called that manufacturer to inquire, and the customer service said they would call me back tomorrow. The upper layer is made of acrylic to serve as a screen support. Use Bluetooth to transmit the direction and key commands, and the telescopic controller needs to be modified. This handheld console should be very large and heavy, but I like uniqueness. The MV1B cabinet has been modified and can operate the entire machine at 5V voltage. Because I had tested it before, the screen requires 9-15V, so all you need to do is install a pressure plate on the 5V lithium battery.

Anyone had much success with any brand new psu's? I have had 2 official and both have been glitchy despite squeezing the pins ina bit.

Dear NeoGeo Community,

I know it might be probably a long shot, but would you have any tips of finding an original AES Jap Metal Slug Super Vehilce 001?

I’m collecting AES for quite a while now and have many great and rare titles, which I deeply cherish, but my absolute favorite series Metal Slug has a gap which I really would like to close. I struggle to attain the 001. I know it’s one of the most looked after games of all time; but I thought I give it a shot, to finally make probably very expensive last buy 🫡

Alrighty guys, so I dug up my old intec monitor and thought "Huh, what should I do with this. And then a light bulb moment happened. How about I create a semi portable neogeo. It isn't perfect i know. But as SNK once said. The future is now!

In Japanese games, we have two types of manuals (rectangular and square).

When buying games, I've seen that there's a standard bag for each of these sizes.

• The rectangular bag has extra space on both sides and requires two folds to store it.
• The square bag has extra space on only one side and only requires one fold to store it.

Did SNK use other sizes or formats?

Out of about 40 games, I've come across one case where the rectangular manual bag was slightly wider, another with thicker plastic, and another with more complex plastic and holes.

I can't find any references to this.

It was me, Neo-Dio!

(Kars who?)

Now the Neo Geo at our store will have some sauce

I think anyone who likes playing arcade games will eventually end up with a neogeoAES game console. This game machine was still the one that the divorced woman sold to me. She wanted to sell me all the retro game items that her husband had collected over the years. The only drawback was that she couldn't find the power supply. I read many case studies and was recommended to use a 9v 2.5a ~ 9v ~ 3.5a power supply. The official power supply is 10v. Finally, I decided to use a 9v 4a power supply because I mostly play 161 combo cartridges and 6 genuine cartridges, but none of them have a protective case.

A 9-inch color monitor was sold to me by a divorced woman. She wanted to sell all the vintage gaming items that her ex-husband had collected to me. Including the shipping cost, I only spent 40 US dollars.

Unibios 4.0 uses a brand-new original Toshiba 40p chip for burning. It is an intact and seamless installation. On the left is the original, and on the right is the bios 4.0 I burned. This is only applicable to MV1C.

Ok sleuths:

All the music and sound effects seem to be in the x0720 - x08nn range.

What's the code range for the voice collection?

I have an OG AES stick which is in quite a good condition visually, with most of the functionality being satisfying as well. Except it doesn’t always return to neutral if I push it in the down-position. If I release it in in said position, it’ll sometimes not fully return to neutral, and keep hitting the microswitch, essentially drifting. What’s the normal reason for this to happen? The spring needs to be switched out? Or another component? (I love the lever type, and don’t want to mod and switch the whole thing)

After about 18 months of buggering about, I have finally finished my open MVS! I’m mega happy with how it turned out.

I wanted it look as close to an AES as possible.

I’ve got the parts for at least one more, so will try a different colour scheme on the next one.

Building a new CMVS and while I can cannibalize the Neo Biosmasta from my previous CMVS, I'd rather keep it intact. It seems you can't buy official Biosmasta 's anywhere currently and having the memory card functionality seems cool as well.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806137024621.html

I'm not against soldering one myself either if this is something that can be found on OSHpark now.

Seller for these board decided to be cool and give a full refund for these MVS boards. So they're free now 😀 Any one have a specific procedure they follow for diagnostic of these. I got a power supply, jamma harness and RGB to VGA converter. Never worked on arcade hardware before.

Just got an Analouge Pocket and never before had I experienced the entire game collection of Neo Geo stuff until now. Its awesome!!! Some of the best stuff. Maybe one of my favorite systems now. Perfect 90’s aesthetic and nostalgia.

I cleaned the board, i have tried different carts. I don’t know what else to do. So annoying. Anyone have any idea what it could be?

No packaging. All the way from Brazil to the US.