i got another question for you two..................
say you have a JPN AES / JPN version game / and a unibios
in the unibios settings if you set it to US region , does the game language change from Japanese to English ?
Neo Geo a few questions
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ninjainspandex
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They do indeeds8n wrote:i got another question for you two..................
say you have a JPN AES / JPN version game / and a unibios
in the unibios settings if you set it to US region , does the game language change from Japanese to English ?

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hi spandex , wow thats great news !
thanks for that tip
thanks for that tip
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i made an error in my question before so ill re-word it..............
say you have a JPN AES / JPN MVS version game / and a unibios
in the unibios settings if you set it to US region , does the game language change from Japanese to English ?
the change is using a MVS cart instead of a AES one
say you have a JPN AES / JPN MVS version game / and a unibios
in the unibios settings if you set it to US region , does the game language change from Japanese to English ?
the change is using a MVS cart instead of a AES one
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roger that thanks spandex
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synbiosfan, it sounds like you kept current with that drama- wasn't it simply a case of legit JPN sonic wings 3 carts with fake English inserts/labels/manuals? If so, then the circuit boards themselves wouldn't give you an indication of being fake, right?synbiosfan wrote:It's like when someone says "Rare" on eBay, the person usually knows shit. If you've found it to be true, that's great, really. But I'm still going to warn people based on my experiencesmjmjr25 wrote:Why is 100% authentic a warning sign?![]()
A couple of AES/Home System bootlegs Of Aero Fighters 3 took forum experts a few months to prove not legit not that long ago.
The Neo Geo games just have a lot of boots out there.
Uh, hundreds means more than one hundred, not sure of what you were trying to prove. It sounds like you agreemjmjr25 wrote: Regarding "hundreds of dollars" for AES boots. I've not seen any AES conversions sell for over $300, most sell in the $125-200 range.![]()
I've known people who've bought the boots as real, seller thought they were 100% Authentic!
The cliff notes version would be appreciated, as I don't want to sift through 200+ pages of garbage. Thanks!
As for MVS, I've bought and sold carts and personally don't claim authenticity. If there's a foil "void" sticker on the side, I include it in the listing. Of course, those can be faked too.
Another reason for a "new" label would be to sell legit JPN carts and slap an English label on them..
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synbiosfan
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IIRC The carts were proved fake because of the inserts/labels/manuals being different from the standards used back in the day.shallowgamer wrote: synbiosfan, it sounds like you kept current with that drama- wasn't it simply a case of legit JPN sonic wings 3 carts with fake English inserts/labels/manuals? If so, then the circuit boards themselves wouldn't give you an indication of being fake, right?
The cliff notes version would be appreciated, as I don't want to sift through 200+ pages of garbage. Thanks!
Some pics from one of the upset owners.




Repro's are making it a lot harder to find the real deal on any system.
I sold a MUSHA with a sunfaded case and a phone number written on the back of the manual for $175. Nothing is keeping the buyer from printing off a case insert scan and getting $250+ on eBay
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The poor lighting in the pics of your MUSHA hurt the sale I thought, tbh.
Ethics hopefully would prevent folks from doing that (selling repros as originals) and any reputable insert / cart / box repro maker notes them as repros somewhere on the item. Obviously not everyone has ethics.
Manuals and art are easy to replicate and pass the eye test (easy being subjective) but again it points to asking for PCB pics of anything that is either known to be booted, or anything that is of high value. PCB's are not easy to replicate by any stretch.
Any questionable title can be answered in a matter of seconds with a PCB pic.
The issue w/AF3 was that for 20K/per and up, Jason was willing to sac original SW3 PCB's.
Ethics hopefully would prevent folks from doing that (selling repros as originals) and any reputable insert / cart / box repro maker notes them as repros somewhere on the item. Obviously not everyone has ethics.
Manuals and art are easy to replicate and pass the eye test (easy being subjective) but again it points to asking for PCB pics of anything that is either known to be booted, or anything that is of high value. PCB's are not easy to replicate by any stretch.
Any questionable title can be answered in a matter of seconds with a PCB pic.
The issue w/AF3 was that for 20K/per and up, Jason was willing to sac original SW3 PCB's.
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Considering what I paid for it when Gamestop was dumping their Genesis stuff, I was happy. The buyer seems happy too. Win, win.mjmjr25 wrote:The poor lighting in the pics of your MUSHA hurt the sale I thought, tbh.
Too bad none of the other Genny stuff (I picked up then) goes for the big dollars
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