Conflicted About Neo-Geo

Neo-Geo, Arcade, Portable, & Every Other Platform
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indecks
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Re: Conflicted About Neo-Geo

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You're not looking hard enough. There's tons of stuff on ebay. Here's one I found in a few seconds link
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Re: Conflicted About Neo-Geo

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Or better yet, how hard would it be to consolize one yourself? Any guides out there?
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Re: Conflicted About Neo-Geo

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lisalover1 wrote:Where do you think I could buy an MVS? I can't find one on Ebay and other sites like that. Is there a good site where I can get one?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Neo-Geo-MVS-2-Slot- ... .m20.l1116

This is for working 2 slot little on the pricey side, but it saves the hassle of building controller ports off the jamma as you can use home neo geo sticks.

As I said before all you need beyond that is a 200-300w pc psu, a jamma cable, and NTSC convertor chip such as.

http://www.arcadeplaying.com/rgbntsc/index.php His ran me I believe $75

Then basically you just wire power and ground from the PSU to the jamma cable, even twisting and electrical tape will work though I wouldn't permanently keep it that way.

Ben heck wrote up a good guide, he even goes the extra step of teaching you how to build a converter yourself but the amount of soldering might be a bit scary to a neophyte.
That said his guide contains the wiring diagrams for both a pc psu and a jamma harness which is pretty much all there it to it.

http://www.engadget.com/2006/11/28/how- ... cade-game/

Finally now you are left with functional but somewhat ugly working MVS, the sky is limit as to how you want to spruce the thing up I have seen everything from tupperware to a coffee table, however cps2shock as a very clean simple woodworking project to improve the look of your supergun, they are working with Capcom hardware the bu the basics are the same.

http://cps2shock.retrogames.com/jamma.html

Hope this helped.

Also real technical info on all the MVS board revisions.

http://www.hardmvs.com/html/PCBcompare.htm
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Re: Conflicted About Neo-Geo

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I personally would invest in the aes system, then invest in a mvs/aes converter, and then just buy mvs carts to play on the aes. Its a more neat and stream line way to play neo geo. The converter is a bit over priced though, but very good quality. And man do i ever agree about the neo geo collectors being douchebags, I left the neo forums cause they are just plain rude. and half of them do not even own a neo geo.
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