After the joy of NeoXYX I'm not waiting for the reprint this time.
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Didn't spot this, so also in main gaming section.Comment
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I thought the max for a Neo Geo cart was way below that?Comment
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The original limit was 330 megabit but later splash screens displayed Giga Power as the limit. Fast Striker was also 1560 megabits. I'm not sure what the actual limits on Neo carts are.
The largest official release was 716 megabits.Last edited by CMcK; 04-06-2014, 06:25.Comment
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The AES version will cost more than a medium sized country to buy.
Probably.Comment
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The carts are a bespoke design so the limit will be much much higher.Originally posted by CMcK View PostComment
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I would guess it is all down to bank switching and ordering the data on the cart appropriately.Comment
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All those megs but still looks like a bag of **** in comparison to the official SNK games on the system.
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Couldn't agree more I've stopped picking up these unofficial games as they are all ****, I have to question the ability of these developers if all they do is directly rip off other games like R-Type and Turrican.Originally posted by Colin View PostAll those megs but still looks like a bag of **** in comparison to the official SNK games on the system.Comment
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It's such a shame that all their games end up being so derivative. I'd love to support them and buy one of their games as I think it's great that someone is still making games for the Neo Geo but there's no way I could justify it. ?400 for something like R-Type but not as good isn't really appealing, sadly.Comment
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Could buy a legit R-Type board for that..Comment
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Music's terrible. Does not match the action at all.Comment
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