M.A.D.RST

Always wanted one when i was kid, so after i put a post up last week about it i got on ebay and spent a small fortune

First i bought a Jap Neo Geo AES system with 6 games

Then a US Neo Geo CD system with 6 games. This system was to improve on the cart version but loading times were well slow

Next was a Jap Neo Geo CDX with 51 games This one tried to speed up loading times

And finally i had to buy the best game, Metal Slug, what a classic When the games arrived i could not believe the size of them Here it is next to a dvd, just to show you the size.



And then next to a Mega Drive game

seveneigths

Gog i must be getting old

Do you remember the atari 750 st i think it was called with the top cartridges i had one and thought they were the best thing out at the time

I wona be young again

Simon Day

Awesome! - though being a tight bastard I just use MAME

Wazzzer

Nice one matey!!

Anyone remember the Atari 2600, still got mine

Mike C

iTrader: (1)

the Neo Geo is cack, but cool

like the CDi, 3DO, Jaguar, Mega CD, 32x etc, yes I have them all

zippyobrien

iTrader: (2)

running mame on a chipped xbox with 160 gig hard drive.
got windows xp and every game ever made for every machine apart from the ps2.......

15000 games (some of the are as smal as 50kb) and i still only ever play forza motorsport lol

Rippers

Great collection mate
Just dug out my Consolized 2-slot and games for a pic

Stu.H

atari 2600



my 1st console



and zx81, 1st computer, fookin 1k memory was a bit cack

Jim Galbally

damit you've just made me go and download metal slug X and a neo geo emulator


metalslug ROCKS

M.A.D.RST

Paul you lucky sod, are all those boxed games originals?
What else do you have?

Rippers

All the games I have are original but they are the Arcade versions that you found in the Video game machines in Kebab shops and on the pier etc the arcade cartridges are known as MVS carts and I've put them in some protective cases called shockboxes and downloaded and printed the inserts. The Carts you have are the home console version commonally called AES carts. The actual games are 100% identical whether it be AES or MVS and hold all the same info, it's just a different cartridge shape and the way the machine you using displays the info. ie the arcade version has the coin op insert coin etc and the Home console has the start/option screen, you can buy an adapter for your console to play the MVS games as the MVS games are more common and cheaper to buy.
The console I play my games on is an Arcade machine's motherboard that has been converted to play on the TV through the scart socket but it has 2 slots so I can swap between two games on the console.
Is your AES Console chipped at all? if not I can put you intouch with a Neo Geo genius that can sell you a chip that gives you a menu system when you turn on so you set up whether the game to play in European/USA or Jap and set how many lives/contiunes/etc and turn the blood on/off on certain games. Metal Slug just ain't the same without the blood!