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Bofferbrauer on 18 January 2015

Neo-Geo: Practically the whole catalogue
PC Engine/CoregrapX/TurbographX/PC Engine GT: Lots of games I like, but sadly didn't get released in Luxembourg.
Dreamcast: SEGAGAGA!



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POE on 18 January 2015

The gameboy advance.



Ruler on 18 January 2015
Leadified said:
NeoGeo AES. I would love to have one and an entire collection to play arcade perfect ports at home but a single game costs hundreds to thousands of dollars, so that ain't happening anytime soon.

TurboGraphx 16 is also a fascinating console, it's such a adorable tiny little console caught between the Genesis and SNES and as a result only really saw success in Japan. It has a lot of cool games on it and it's relatively cheap so I definitely wan to pick one up sometime soon.

its actually possible to play these games on original hardware without buying the world. There is also the neo geo mvs that you can consolize which has way cheaper neo geo games including multicards with 100 of neo geo games in one cartridge. The neo geo aes can also play neo geo Mvs games with a converter, there are multicard conversions in aes format as well.

Mvs

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_N_usCIy6w

Aes

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FUSbmXc7K7o



Leadified on 18 January 2015
Ruler said:
Leadified said:
NeoGeo AES. I would love to have one and an entire collection to play arcade perfect ports at home but a single game costs hundreds to thousands of dollars, so that ain't happening anytime soon.

TurboGraphx 16 is also a fascinating console, it's such a adorable tiny little console caught between the Genesis and SNES and as a result only really saw success in Japan. It has a lot of cool games on it and it's relatively cheap so I definitely wan to pick one up sometime soon.

its actually possible to play these games on original hardware without buying the world. There is also the neo geo mvs that you can consolize which has way cheaper neo geo games including multicards with 100 of neo geo games in one cartridge. The neo geo aes can also play neo geo Mvs games with a converter, there are multicard conversions in aes format as well.

Yeah, I am aware of them since a friend of mine has a MVS with multicarts but I want a AES and it's games along for collection purposes. What's nice about the MVS as well is you get the full cabinet so you really do get the arcade experience and as you said the multicarts make it much cheaper in the end.



Ruler on 18 January 2015
Leadified said:
Ruler said:
Leadified said:
NeoGeo AES. I would love to have one and an entire collection to play arcade perfect ports at home but a single game costs hundreds to thousands of dollars, so that ain't happening anytime soon.

TurboGraphx 16 is also a fascinating console, it's such a adorable tiny little console caught between the Genesis and SNES and as a result only really saw success in Japan. It has a lot of cool games on it and it's relatively cheap so I definitely wan to pick one up sometime soon.

its actually possible to play these games on original hardware without buying the world. There is also the neo geo mvs that you can consolize which has way cheaper neo geo games including multicards with 100 of neo geo games in one cartridge. The neo geo aes can also play neo geo Mvs games with a converter, there are multicard conversions in aes format as well.

Yeah, I am aware of them since a friend of mine has a MVS with multicarts but I want a AES and it's games along for collection purposes. What's nice about the MVS as well is you get the full cabinet so you really do get the arcade experience and as you said the multicarts make it much cheaper in the end.

The aes can play mvs games too with a converter, above is video



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mysteryman on 18 January 2015
Mr Khan said:
Sega Saturn. Such an odd console with such a quirky lineup of very unique games.

NiGHTS and/or Fighters Megamix as the game in particular.

The multitap games are awesome.



oStarskreamo on 18 January 2015

Hi this is my first post but this thread got my attention as it brought back memories of going to my friends house as a kid and being wowed by the game North and South on the Amiga 500. I only had a C64 which kept me entertained but I always wanted (and never got) an Amiga 500!



ExplodingBlock on 18 January 2015

SNES with ALTTP and Yoshi's Island



Kuksenkov on 18 January 2015

Until 10 days ago, a PS2. Friends, cousins, they all had one and bragged about it... While I was and still are Nintendo guy, though we all know the Gamecube is what made our childhood a lot more happier lol.

Oh yeah, PS2 because of the Xenosaga trilogy and Final Fantasy XII, but I got them all a bit more than a week ago... Haven't played them at all, I'll do it after I finish with my backlog.

In the future it'll be a PS4 or Xbox One, and Final Fantasy XV will be the title to buy a console for.



boypita on 18 January 2015

Definitely the Sega Dreamcast u,u
I remember seeing Resident Evil Code Veronica in magazines and begging my father to buy one :P
I still doesn´t have it T-T