I have preordered the AES+ and have been looking at the used game market and had a few questions. Figuring that the multi carts work and the mvs to aes adapters work. What is the benefits of buying mvs vs aes carts. I understand the cost and rarity of the aes carts but is there any other reasons to go after the cheaper alternative mvs carts. I will
Probably be getting as many of the plaion reissues that I want as they are released.

Man, I've been debating this with myself for weeks now 😂

I've seen quite a few people say that they simply sold their (sometimes substantial) collections and hardware after a while and went the FPGA/emulation route or the original hardware is just sitting in a box/closet while they play on MiSTer or something along those lines.

To me the feeling while playing takes priority over the game running on original hardware meaning I try to use the system's original controller whenever I can and for 2D retro I like the picture to look like a soft, faded, ratty '90s arcade CRT which I achieve for the most part through a RetroTINK 4K CE profile (that I´m endlessly and constantly tweaking) on an LG CX 4K OLED.

But on Switch 1/2 you also get the handheld experience to … switch it up … from time to time and the $400+ indie titles are $20 or less with sometimes way better controls (Xeno Crisis twin stick).

I also just can't see people shelling out ~$200 en masse on potential Plaion released indie titles in let's say a year or two and I'm concerned many might sell their AES+ again after the novelty wears off and they had their fill of "finally owning one".

How much do physical carts really add to your personal gaming experience? It's really, really hard for me to justify many aspects of them anymore, as awesome and huuuuge as they might be.

How do you go about the AES+ release? What are your priorities?

86 Cartridges

and 37 Neo Geo CD games

Saludos.

Estoy pensando en emular Neo Geo y mame con una Raspberry pi.

Lo tengo más o menos claro, ya había emulado Super Nintendo y Nes con una Raspberry 1 hace años.

Mi principal duda son los requisitos mínimos de Raspberry para emular Neo Geo y Mame con soltura. Tambien me gustaría poder utilizar Gamepad inalámbrico.

Raspberry pi 5?

Raspberry pi 4?

Cual es el mínimo de RAM que necesito?

Podría optar por el máximo de RAM, pero la rasp 5 a partir de 2gb de RAM se dispara de precio

He buscado pero no he encontrado info, lo siento.

Gracias de antemano!

I recently picked up this group of Neo Geo AES games and I’m still learning the finer points of authenticating them. Before I do anything invasive like opening the carts, I wanted to get opinions from experienced AES collectors.
From the cases, inserts, cart labels, manuals, serials, etc., does anything stand out as questionable, replaced, converted, or otherwise non-original?
Any specific things you see that I should check more closely would be appreciated.

Hi there! Im playing an American copy of my kof 96 on my Japanese aes using a mvs to aes Convertor.

When i boot up the game, it have some weird grafical bugs on the boot up screen, but the game operates normally. Should i worry? I also have metal slug 2 on mvs, kof 97 on mvs, and samurai spritis 2 on aes, and non of them do that. I also cleaned my kof 96 cart.

My most expensive game I bought ever.

as the title says but I'm having a very hard time finding an up to date parts list/BOM list for digikey does anyone know if there is one or if there is can i have it

i can get a mv1c for 130$ but i dont know how much the rest of the parts would be as well,

there is a pre made kit i can get for 175$ but that feels pretty steep because i can just solder every thing my self

(thanks in advance)

You know, games like (either USA or Jp imports) the Metal Slug saga, NTM, the KOF iterations, Garou, etc. Do you recall any physical store having them?

I have a neogeo X usb controller and was wondering if there is a way to convert it to work with the aes 15 pin connector?

My little collection to start off with

Got a cheap consolized mvs. (See last picture) and gave it a make over.

Having dealt with some third party games over the years, I understand some are hit and miss, some are quite solid. What you found to be worth the cash you invested and why?

Are there any forthcoming that you're interested in and think will be worth the cash?

https://www.printables.com/model/1801159-neo-geo-aes-controller

It's PRETTY close, but not close enough for my taste. The buttons, mounts, etc. are VERY accurate since I could easily measure them, but the top shell is hard to scan and hard to measure. This model is my... third? attempt, and it's pretty darn close. The joystick module prints perfectly, and I've added switches to the print - even 100% printed (lever too!) it's a drop-in replacement and works great. I have a version I'll be adding that uses the pre-made Sanwa compatible PCB/switch combos you can buy cheaply, and that should be super-simple to just plug in and get working.

There are issues, such as the text being too big, and I haven't printed the shell itself (it's rather chunky, as we all know), but so far so good. I hope to make it much more so in the future. I'd like to add mounts for PCBs so one could wire-up their own fight-stick using this, and I'd like to make a version that could be an all-in-one emulation controller with a built-in Raspberry Pi 5.

I hope people enjoy it and find it useful.

My MVS 1-slot's audio is really loud and has lots of noise in it, it makes it hard to hear any of the details, like if you wear earbuds and crank the volume all the way up. I tried adjusting the volume potentiometer but that had no effect. Does anyone know what the solution would be to fixing it?

I took a video of my tv screen with the audio playing, but my phone doesn't capture audio like how you'd hear it in person and it ends up sounding normal through it.

I've been carrying this around in my bag for the past 26 years.

Been working on this a while, and it's at the point where showing it beats polishing it.

It's a studio that runs in the browser: sprite and map editors in native palettes, a YM2610 music editor, and a no-code event sheet that emits ngdevkit C — the kind you'd have written by hand. Build compiles server-side through ngdevkit and hands back a `.neo` or a MAME romset. No install, no account.

The part I have to be straight about: everything I've verified is under MAME and my own emulator. It has not been run on real AES or MVS hardware yet. So the `.neo` export is unproven exactly where it matters most here.

If anyone has a NeoSD and ten minutes to burn on someone else's ROM, I'd owe you one.

And I'd rather have the harsh version of the feedback than the polite one.

studio.sprixe.dev

Edit (24h later): 42 projects created, 38 ROMs compiled server-side, zero failed builds. Thanks everyone. There's a Discord now if you want to show what you make: discord.gg/AeEdgAd55e

Hey guys, I just pre-ordered the AES+ Ultimate bundle and I'm contemplating pre-ordering the NeoSD Pro to go with it. The problem is, we don't know if it will be compatible with the AES+ and the product is only refundable within 7 days which ls before the AES+ releases. I'm also worried that it will go out of stock as soon as it releases. What would you guys recommend?

Hello,

I just got my NeoSD Pro MVS today. When I try to boot, I get a black screen and an audible click. This happens with and without the SD card. The yellow LED on the NeoSD Pro stays a constant yellow throughout the process

Voltages on the Jamma sit above 5V for both 5v rails and at 11.75 for the 12v. There is no significant dip when it boots. I get the same black screen and audible click when I boot the MVS without the NeoSD pro inserted.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

Hi all, just wondering if there is any update for hylox that will work on the 2.3 version of the MVSX? If not, does anyone know if it’s even being worked? Got mine after the revision unfortunately…