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Offline Amiga_Nut

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Re: Neo Geo vs A1200
« Reply #59 from previous page: February 09, 2014, 03:15:53 AM »
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The CD machines suffer from loooong loading times, but they are a good entry point and are cheaper and easier to find than the NeoGeo AES (nobody wants them as much!).

The 2d fighters are not all rubbish, though... some of them are excellent. Personally I'd rather play a good 2D beat-em-up than Virtua Fighter any day, and some of them aren't in the hundreds of dollars.
All a matter of taste though.


Yeah some load times are really bad, might even be a single speed CD-ROM in the machine. But I was told that the machine is like the CD32 in that it has no boot sector or other lockout files so just burn CD-Rs and off you go :)

Ahh well I'm more of a Mortal Kombat fan myself in the old 2D fighter arena but the rubbish bit is more to do with IMO VF2 is the finest beat em up since Way of the Exploding Fist hit the C64, it's easy to learn and play initially, addictive as you progress and has many in depth move combos to master lol

I'm actually on the lookout for a CD machine too, Viewpoint is just a game every shmup fan needs to have at home :D
 

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Re: Neo Geo vs A1200
« Reply #60 on: February 09, 2014, 05:04:30 AM »
Most of the early CD consoles have no protection at all; it wasn't until the Playstation and Saturn that it started to become common, as CD burners were beginning to move out of the realm of "slightly less expensive than unicorn poop" and into a range that mere mortals could potentially afford.
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