mjparker77

@SP1SCM

I think we're getting crossed wires here.
I owned the SNES and MD, and when I bought a Neo, looking at the size of the base unit I was expecting something hefty feeling. It weighed less than the MD, and the SNES probably weighed twice as much. I'm stating that others might others may assume the same I did back in the day, and be pretty surprised. Not sure how that would get me blocked from a comment section?

@SP1SCM

Nah, I owned the original and the SNES and MS were both heavier, which given the size differences felt wild. If they go for accuracy I think some people won't actually realise this.

Good price, not pure emulation, and the sheer physicality of the carts make this a winner.
There are going to be a lot of people surprised at how light that base unit is though.

Dreadful game.

Yep, they're cheap.
I'm still picking up the AES.

If I didn't buy anything that wouldn't ultimately benefit some warmongering bunch of arseholes, I wouldn't buy anything, ever, sadly.

@sixrings
I think Shock Troopers was, so not out of the question.

Blazing Star
Neo Mr Do!
Top Hunters
Last Resort
Art of Fighting 3
Nightmare in the Dark
And though it'll never happen, Waku Waku 7

My internal dialogue:

OOHHHH a Neo Geo replica

**you have all these games for Swith Marc**

OOHHHH it’s bundled with a proper SNK Arcade Stock

**the stick was probably the worst bit about the AES, and you have a £100+ Hori Hayabusa to play these games that you already own. On Switch**

OOHHH it’s got CRT-out

**so does the Xbox you have Final Burn installed on**

But THAT doesn’t have an arcade stick

**you can get a £30 convertor to use the Hori stick**

OOHHH FULL-SIZE AES CARTS

**f**k it, I’m in**

So I’ve pre-orders totalling £400-odd……

Weirdly, though a frame rate increase is always welcome, the N64 still looks better on a CRT to me. Helps hide the texturing deficiencies, they're quite stark upscaled in HD.

@cawley1

Definitely, I initially ordered OS as a stand-alone, then cancelled after 18 months without update.

I love this game, but I am useless at it.

@Guru_Larry it was pretty poor though. Even the 'original' version they included front like old visuals over the new engine.
Anyways, a must buy for me.

Dreadful news. RIP to an absolute legend.

My god they're milking it now.
I got tired of the 'legacy' crap and bailed last year, sold my Founders VS and EXP with about 80% of the library at that point. Though looking at prices now, I wish I'd held on a bit.

I mean, I paid two quid for Redimensioned, which was OK in a Temu Sonic kind of way, but I doubt there's a demand for a 'premium' physical release.....

The altered / blanked out advertising boards on Final Lap look horrendous!

It looks great, but I'm happy with my CRT. Until it eventually blows.

If it's just tied into the same tired legacy environment, I'm not interested.

I feel I need to cut through this wave if nostalgia to remind people that, in its initial guise, that screen was awful. Many games were simply unplayable unless you were under direct light.

I've still got the first 30 issues, complete with dodgy coverdiscs. Sadly, might be time to move them on, as space is at a premium at the min.

Great news, if I hadn't already spent around £90 on individual AA titles.....

I used to love this one actually, probably an instant buy.

I don't get the point of it's a square screen?

@JayJ
Stupid comment. The accused peado has dragged Nintendo into this, gaming sites will report. The clue is that not a single administration previous, regardless of your leaning, would have been so utterly crass and graceless.

@slider1983
I'm sure there's a case to be made, anything that inconveniences the peado is all good as far as I'm concerned.

I hope Nintendo due the ***** out of them.

Why, oh why, oh why, did these guys not get Deus Ex?

Hamster, step up and do us all a favour.....

@PKDuckman
But that really is poor.

I got out because I don't agree with the whole 'legacy' thing. Not Blaze's fault I know, but it's ended up a scalper / reseller market.

I enjoyed it. Not to the level of the original, sure, but it was still a cut above a lot of the crap around at the time.
The ammo didn't really bother me. Each weapons cost different amounts, so it wasn't viable to just stick with one gun, ant more so that in the original.

Absolutely fantastic game, not quite as punishing as Capcom's titles, but if equal quality. Highly recommended if you haven't played it.

Classic game, loved it on the N64.

Nice. I've got 2 & 3 sat on my SNES shelf awaiting a play through, barrier permitting.

Ah, I must got it mixed up with something else. It's cack.

Quite a decent little racer, I'll be grabbing this.

@jesse_dylan agreed.

@Aiodensghost
Isn't that just the actual X360 games? Sure everything else is on disc?

The original is an all times so I'll be picking this up.

Looks like crap sadly.

@Johnno137426

Mad isn't it? They complained the Ages kine up didn't sell, but half of it was stuff they'd re-released a dozen times already!
Still gutted there was no Turbo OutRun, Power Drift, OutRunners, AB Cop etc...

Ahhh, if it's arcade roms, I'm gonna have to pick up OutRun..

If the drift mechanics aren't there it doesn't matter how it looks.

@Pally356
Some were ok - the Outrun remake is good fun, and Space Harrier has some really nice additions.

@Daniel36
501 is SI2.

I mean, it's an incredible attempt really.

@Guru_Larry

That one was on my Astro City Mini, but I got rid of all the minis this year - too much clutter.

@Serpenterror
Apparently the AGES kine sold poorly in Japan hence it's abandonment. It's one thing throwing games into an emulator as with the AA series, but M2 put a lot more effort into the Ages line up. Damn shame

Yeah, they're iconic, but crap.
Competition Pro, or later, the Cruiser with the adjustable tension for me, the the 90's dayglo colour obviously.