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Who plays NEO-GEO on genuine hardware??
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| NEO-GEO man |
Posted on 04. August 2012 07:54
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NeoGeoForLife!
  
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What about a Sega Nomad? You got one of those??  |
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| merlin |
Posted on 14. August 2012 15:45
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Good thread. I completely forgot to reply to this. I use a Neo Geo CDZ but also play quite a
bit on Mame. The nice thing about using emulators is being able to play online. Sometimes it's not so easy, for me at least, to find other people interested in playing Neo Geo games with 'offline'.
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Posted on 21. August 2012 01:13
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Neo Geo Weenie
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I own a Neo Geo CD top loader, Neo Geo CDZ, and a 2-slot consolized MVS.
The top loader is the only one that stays hooked up, so it gets the most use. I mainly have the 2-slot to collect MVS exclusives or to purchase heavy loading games. |
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| NEO-GEO man |
Posted on 21. August 2012 01:23
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Good stuff  what do you play alot of? |
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Posted on 21. August 2012 18:29
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Neo Geo Weenie
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I play a lot of Twinkle Star Sprites. I have a few friends that really took to the game, so it's a lot of fun to play multi-player. Other games that routinely occupy my time: Neo Turf Masters, Windjammers, Puzzle Bobble, and Magical Drop 2.
I also love Mark of the Wolves, but could never quite pick up the feel with a CD pad or a joystick on the Neo. I've always had to play it on the Dreamcast for the D-pad  . |
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| NEO-GEO man |
Posted on 22. August 2012 03:11
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Oh yeah, youll have to get into the Puzzle Bobble score thread |
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