DJ Clae

Who could forget this thing? Actually, we all should. I remember talking about this on a forum online at that time. Someone said something like, "That's a great idea. And why don'we all go live in dumbass land where people play nothing but bullshit?" and it went on like that.

I love these. All the hoopla about securing one made things difficult when making a vid about Star Fox 2. I didn't want to advocate piracy, but it's not like anyone can simply walk into a store and pick up the unit. So, "Do your best to secure one," was the best I could come up with.

I made a video about this topic. I felt there weren't enough videos discussing the history and different options for playing Star Fox 2:

It always surprises me that people are willing to go to such lengths for these things. It must be collectors who want it displayed on the shelf or resellers. The unit is just a glorified emulation box with a handful of games on it.

Damn, I should have mentioned Final Lap Twin in my review. Our channel recently did a video about Star Trader, and how that could be considered a shooter RPG. Racing RPGs would fit nicely with that theme.

Final Lap Twin was a good one. A different approach for sure. I always used 2-gear manual cars for a slight edge.

Riding Hero is up. Please leave comments on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52lVPfOtC2s

I need to edit the post above, but the forum isn't letting me anymore.

Riding Hero is up. Please leave comments on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHve7UVFZB4

Seconded. Really looking forward to updating my repro cart and finally playing the final version. Sadly, there are already a bunch of repro carts in the wild that will never be updated. This supposedly inferior version will be around forever. Because Nintendo waited so long to release it, now many people will only experience the inferior version of their product. Better late than never.

I don't have a NeoSD yet. I have a complete MVS collection. You will see the carts in the videos. I wouldn't be opposed to using the NeoSD for unreleased games in my videos.

Are you the one on ebay who makes the mini box replicas?

Well, I was wrong about the name. I don't like it so far, actually. Guess generations may be here to stay.

Apparently according to Geoff Keighley we know it's going to be $499 now. That's what I expected.

Hey thank you, Anthony! Elmer, that's great how much passion you have for Alpha Mission II. I don't see how you can review a sequel without talking about the previous game, so of course I'll be featuring the arcade original and NES game in all its RGB glory.

I can do that fdurso. Thank you. I really appreciate your support! Thanks for supporting my thread, Tanooki!

Thanks, glazball. That's BS! You were already partly invested! I can see that policy if it's a new and popular game. So there was a line behind you for Magician Lord? If so, that's still pretty cool.

Hi there. I'm Neo-Alec. I'm trying to review every Neo Geo game on Youtube in chronological order by NGH catalog number. I've only just started, and so far I have five videos completed. Please check out the channel and enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W1EM66_BruhDsODY4WcYolFMxqQn8ng All videos are real hardware, captured in 1080p60 using the XRGB-Mini Framemeister. Videos Available: NGH-001: Nam-1975 NGH-002: Baseball Stars Professional NGH-003: Top Player's Golf NGH-004: Mahjong Kyoretsuden NGH-005: Magician Lord Constructive feedback is always welcome.

Yeah, you're right about that. Different philosophies, but for now, the same end result. It really only matters what happens after these consoles. Either one philosophy will win out (incremental or generational) or Sony and MS will offer two different types of platforms going forward. For now it doesn't really matter. I do think that both companies will offer full backward compatibility on their platforms going forward (PS5 fully compatible with PS4 games) but that's mostly due to the simple architecture of this generation.

I've planned to pre-order a Scorpio since last year's announcement. But not as an Xbox One.5. As the next Xbox console. I don't plan to upgrade my TV to UHD for another couple years.

It's all going to be part of the "Xbox" series, not Xbox One. Of course whatever console comes after the Scorpio may only have games that support a Scorpio mode up to a certain point in its life cycle. It all depends on which systems the public is still running, just like it does now. Xbox games will have to support multiple generations going forward, something they already kind of do with PC cross-buy and 360 backward compatibility, and Sony is already doing with the Pro. MS has stated that this incremental approach is exactly what they favor going forward. Sony does not agree so far.

I think people are making a poor assumption when they call it "Xbox One Scorpio". The future for MS consoles is incremental. Each iteration will get a new name. This isn't just a half gen console like the PS4 Pro. This is their next fully fledged Xbox.

I remember people squabbling over the color of the ground in Contra. To me it was like, "OMG they all look the same!" So of course I haven't bothered flashing my NESRGB board with the new palette and I'm very happy.

These are awesome! Would love to hear the TIA percussion added. I always enjoy hearing what could've been. I enjoy the SMS fan-made covers as well. Ninja Gaiden 3 was released for Lynx, so it's always possible someone could have converted/published the game to 7800 if not for Nintendo's monopoly and it the system had been more of a success.

I really hope they don't use the "Xbox One" name for this system. Not only is it one of their least popular system names, but I'm fully behind their incremental rather than generational approach to consoles. They can just release a new Xbox every 3-4 years that is fully backward compatible going forward. Announcing PS5 would be a power move from Sony to try and stop MS in its tracks, but they probably can't without damaging PS4, and that thing is a cash cow. Probably next year, but you never know.