The Neo Geo MVS was ahead of its time. Most arcade cabinets at the time had one game. The MVS being a machine that could use interchangeable cartridges was amazing. That's why an arcade cabinet made in 1990 was still getting official games in 2004 and still gets fan games today.
The MVS carts were actually more expensive initially , like $800ish whereas the AES carts were $200 - $350. Some arcade operators actually put AES consoles inside an MVS cabinet. Its not super common to find nowadays but they are around. The AES carts eventually became much more expensive due to obsecenely low print runs and the situation flipped.
most of the "good games" were near/at/well over the $1000 mark. KOF 01 was $2,400, they feared that the operators would put the cheaper AES games in their machines....That is why the pin layout on the AES card is different. Now a days it is turned around that is why people started collecting MVS hardware and games, or buying games for their AES playing them with a converter...I only have MVS hardware 1/2/4 slot boards, it feels the most genuine to me....you own a piece of history....real arcade hardware in you're own home!
Glad I could help! All that Fatal Fury 2 cart did was look cool on my shelf so it's nice to see it actually being played. I feel like Behar Bros really knocked it out of the park with the CMVS. Super neat console.
It actually was the other way around the MVS carts were more expensive for arcade owners and SNK didn’t want the arcade owners using the less expensive home carts. Less expensive being $250 300 where the MVS carts were like double that. When Arcades went out there were no way to play the MVS carts at home so the prices plummeted.
Came to say exactly this. Another analogy to this is VHS and DVD for the rental market were way more expensive for companies to buy than consumer copies because they included the rights to make money from
I went to private school in the early to mid 90s and I still never met anyone who owned a Neo Geo. Back when I first got into emulation on the raspberry pi back in 2013 I was so excited when I was able to explore the whole library.
That thing looks pretty cool, I've actually got several MVS carts in storage. I used to use a supergun and just a MVS motherboard back in the day but the motherboard died on me
Makes sense, arcades were big in Dothrakiland but I am surprised that they also work on Dreamcast. I legit haven't seen any console other than PlayStation after Sega Mega Drive in Turkey. It was like you either play PES on PlayStation or Counter Strike/AoE2 on PC.
SCART and VGA out, now that's good stuff! Looks sleek and the picture quality looks great for sure. It is possible to RGB-fix some AES consoles to get a picture just as good as this one.
I got the gun metal CMVS ultra and it’s numbered 13…they let me pick the number. I use the NeoSD Pro MVS, I actually own two of them. I have a second Omega MVS from Arcade Works on a CRT. My CMVS Ultra sits in a full sized arcade cabinet from X-Gaming (X-Arcade Machine). I highly recommend the Ultra but if your trying to save a little bit of money the Omega is a slick console. It looks almost identical to a AES, there is 3 different AV cables (scart, composite, and component). The power plug is just a single wire with out the large power supply the Ultra has. I never use the dip switches on the Ultra since mine is connect to a RetroTink 2X-Scart.
I remember company Analogue started with a consolized MVS made out of wood. I really loved how that one looked. Have thought about maybe getting in to Neo geo but I simply think my bank account would hate me for it.
Get a Mister FPGA if your on a budget. The Open MVS is a good choice as well but the cream of the crop is the CMVS Ultra then the Omega. I wish I would of got the Analogue CMVS, if they ever decide to make them again…I’ll be grabbing one for my collection.
Whoa, crazy they sent you one for free to review. Been wanting a NeoGeo since I was a kid but geez the cost and there being a MiSTer option makes the decision harder.
To get to the game list menu on the 161 multi cart all you have to do it hold down the start button for a few seconds. no need to turn it off to get to the games list menu. 😊
Cool new innovation from Behar Bros, among the consolized MVS, this should have the best color output, the most pristine for sure. :-) And it's compatible with their new Octopus arcades (compatible with almost every console and PC). God bless.
This is very cool bc never going to get an aes one day bc never see it in the wild and they are expensive as hell. But this good be a good option for me and I love the barabros products as they are top notch. Thanks for the info on it.
4:08 “they really just made a [knock, knock] high quality experience” *That sound wasn’t just Adam tapping the Behar Bros case. He was elbowing that thing hard like LeBron James was at last Sunday’s Lakers-Pistons game*
that's super sick! maybe someday if we have the budget for it I'd consider starting to collect for it if the price is right... but until then I do have the arcade archives version of a few NG games! love me some metal slug 2!
That was nice of them actually going through all that trouble to make that for you. But it still baffles me, as to why Neo Geo stuff was extremely expensive back in the day and years later, it still is. At least SNK was nice enough to rerelease some of their games on future consoles in the following years.
It's still pricey because neo geo is still not that common it's not like they made millions like Sony or Nintendo! Plus this console is custom made with custom boards and your paying for all the labor involved in making this.
Can anyone describe the differences of this vs the Omega? I have an Omega coming soon along with the RGB upgrade by Rondo, so I’m curious if Ill be missing out on much besides the VGA output.
I've been searching all over the internet trying to know about Sega CD PSU... and even Sega fans don't seem to know; i recently bought a Sega CD Model 2 and it says that you must use 1602 Genesis AC adaptor only but the one they included with the system is the 2103... the problem is that both of them fit in the Sega CD and you can actually turn the console on, even though the polarity is the opposite! Does anybody know about this? Which PSU should i use?
I was thinking about buying a consolized MVS from Ebay. Are there any risks involved, such as wear on MB and/or leaking batteries and caps along with trace rotting? I mean, these things are 30 years old after all. Is this a good investment, prices are around 290 usd with shipping and all, Id just like to avoid "ram failure" error messages and what not.
The concept is really cool and the implementation looks nice as well. Unfortunately (for me) I had an awful experience buying from Behar Bros, not making the same mistake twice.
@@AdamKoralik I bought from them the Akura VGA box. From the day it arrived I experienced audio and video interference. The box itself was dusty but working. After discussing with them, I concluded that the problem was the cable and it was not possible to fix it with tweezers, as they suggested me to do. So after some time they proposed me to replace the cable but they wanted to charge me 12$ for it. I refused to pay the extra money, of course. After I explained, twice, that they should not charge me for replacing their faulty cable, the next day they wrote me that they would send me the replacement free of charge. The new cable worked fine and I still use it, but this was by far the worst experience I had buying an allegedly new, high quality, product.
@@AdamKoralik yes. I can get over the faulty cable, it can happen to anyone. I also do not mind that the PCB of the box was covered with dust, I am a nerd I do not mind such things. The main issue here was their customer service, especially when you consider the price tag of that product.
U should check out the Omega MVS....it is an mvs one slot board in a console that looks almost like and AES...I just got mine but haven't played it yet cause I don't have any MVS carts yet!..lol
I just ordered the cmvs ultra a week ago. I can't wait to get mine n ordered xeno crisis for the neo geo. I will be hooking mine up through scart. Adam you did a great job on the review. One question did ur dust cover come w the cmvs?
@@AdamKoralik I reached out to beharbros n they said that they aren't going to make a dust cover for this batch....I have bought alot of Dreamcast stuff from them even the game gear consolized system.
No you are wrong. Upon release MVS carts were more expensive than AES carts so SNK didn't want operators buying the cheaper AES carts to use with MVS hardware
@@AdamKoralik no I mean the gaming experience, like would you buy the console or just but The Arcade Stick Pro because of the hassle free, just plug & play.
@@MrPotteeMouf Yes, yes they did. Do you know anyone who has one? Is it actually fun to use? Is it up to spec with what they can accomplish today? I could go on and on. Realistically I believe they will make a better version, because they can.
These are cool but I have a real MVS 4 slot (the big red with the speakers at the marquee) and all the carts that I wanted so I can’t see myself needing this right now but I can see the appeal if one doesn’t have the space because these cabinets are heavy and bulky. I could say when the day comes to sell my machines maybe I’ll get one of these but with the back log of home consoles I wouldn’t have the time.
I think I'd prefer the Neo-Geo CD controller vs. the beast of a controller known as the AES controller! The AES Controller makes the original XBOX controller look TINY; and many players thought that the original XBOX controller was too big! Then again, the AES controller may have been meant to sit on a coffee table instead of being held by the player...
I know this question I unrelated to the video, but Adam do you think there is any truth in the rumors that the legend of Zelda wind waker and twilight princess are coming to the switch? And that they might be announced at the VGA’s?
I actually seen these before both in person and on a RUclips video a RUclipsr named KidShoryuken actually went to a video game store in Akihabara he also went to a super potato I saw several these mvs arcade boards that were modified for console use actually for sale it works just like a console I mean if you can rip the Mortherboard out and hook it up to your TV it would actually work another RUclipsr named NeoGeo now actually did this as well
@@AdamKoralik no it was a different one as you mentioned in your video Behar bros aren't the only ones that do it anybody can do it if they have the right know how
They changed the aes pinout so they would be cheaper than mvs. Mvs carts were $1000 new while aes was $200. Arcades would have bought aes carts if they would work in Mvs. Mvs carts Are cheaper now because way more mvs carts were made.
Hey Adam, I have a question for you. Last night I watched your video on the Sega Master System to understand the history of it. I went to my local pawn shop just now and they actually have one. The price is $179.99 for the system. Is that a total rip or the right amount? I wouldn't buy it, though I'm curious to see what you think. (That's in Canadian money too)
@@AdamKoralik That's fair. I personally wouldn't get it because it's outdated and not my thing. Though I had that reaction like you did when you saw it at the toy show. I was like "WOW. There it is." Was kinda in shock to see one out in the wild.
@@AdamKoralik For savegames, like the NeosaveMasta or other add-on that allows you to save game progress. The MVS cabinet had the slot to use one, but every consolized MVS fail to provide the means to do so.
It's still absurdly High price item for the fortunate people... also Neo-Geo is and was for a aeons easy to emulate, even with the least capable hardware Neo-Geo run just fine so with an 40$ Raspberry Pie 4 you could have any Neo-Geo games flawlessly emulated running on your HDTV in awesome 4k. Yes pirated games is not the way to go but with those kind of price sometime it's the only wise think to do unless SNK release some kind of mini-SNK stuff like nintendo or sega
@@AdamKoralik Yep I know cause it's been years that I try to get my hand on a cheap AES system but can't cause of the price... when you think that a PS5 is cheaper than an AES system today, that's crazy
Love your stuff but u have this back to front. Back then the mvs carts were more expensive so they didn't want arcades using aes. There were a lot more mvs carts produced so now aes is more expensive
The dudes who made this need to make a actual * cough cough * home counsolized SEGA NAOMI that just hooks up to your CRT tv or normal modern TV and you can just buy official Naomi GD ROM discs and put them in there and also add a dreamcast controller port in the front so you can use the Japanese official dreamcast arcade stick , now I’d buy that in a heart beat so fricken fast ❤️
Getting strange vibes from this video. This IS as Neo Geo MVS, and a consolized MVS always is just that. If it's emulation it's not a consolized MVS. The AES did not "attempt" to bring the arcade experience home. The AES (again) IS the arcade experience. The AES and MVS are just slightly different variations of the same machine. Like a Famicom and an NES, sure the cartridges don't fit (there are adapters, in both cases), but otherwise they are the same. (Well actually Famicom & NES are farther apart, but still considered the same). And OF COURSE the multicart works, it's running on real, authentic, old, made-by-SNK Neo Geo hardware.
@@AdamKoralik Well I mean you kinda made it sound like this was some kind of clone hardware, or that maybe this was "real" but that other consolized MVSs were "clones" in some way. I'm not saying the specific MVS you got is bad in any way, it seems to be well made, but it's just yet another consolized MVS, i.e. it's just an MVS in a case with some stuff. So you're showing your audience a retro system, but I get a "this is something new" vibe (like, how the analogue Super Nt was a "new SNES" or how the Mister is lots of "new" old systems in one box) from the video. I'm also not too sure if you're correct on all the historical details, for example, I don't think that MVS carts were cheap when they came out. About the multicart: How could it NOT have worked? By what trickery should there be a cartridge that works on every MVS (bugs aside) but is supposed to somehow magically NOT work on the specific MVS that someone put in a case for you? With a clone system the situation would be entirely different but are there even any Neo Geo clone systems? To sum up, your video tells me "this is something special and mysterious" when it is neither special nor mysterious. At all. Doesn't mean it wasn't entertaining or whatever. Uh... you dig? ;-) But anyway, maybe this is not the correct way to answer to "Okay?" style posts. I dunno.
Well, I believe I claimed this wasn't new and that there are alternative versions. They vary in quality, some use original parts, some use emulation. What makes this special is using original hardware while also using their own custom RGB output board.
The Neo Geo MVS was ahead of its time. Most arcade cabinets at the time had one game. The MVS being a machine that could use interchangeable cartridges was amazing. That's why an arcade cabinet made in 1990 was still getting official games in 2004 and still gets fan games today.
The MVS carts were actually more expensive initially , like $800ish whereas the AES carts were $200 - $350. Some arcade operators actually put AES consoles inside an MVS cabinet. Its not super common to find nowadays but they are around. The AES carts eventually became much more expensive due to obsecenely low print runs and the situation flipped.
most of the "good games" were near/at/well over the $1000 mark. KOF 01 was $2,400, they feared that the operators would put the cheaper AES games in their machines....That is why the pin layout on the AES card is different. Now a days it is turned around that is why people started collecting MVS hardware and games, or buying games for their AES playing them with a converter...I only have MVS hardware 1/2/4 slot boards, it feels the most genuine to me....you own a piece of history....real arcade hardware in you're own home!
Glad I could help! All that Fatal Fury 2 cart did was look cool on my shelf so it's nice to see it actually being played. I feel like Behar Bros really knocked it out of the park with the CMVS. Super neat console.
Thanks again!
It actually was the other way around the MVS carts were more expensive for arcade owners and SNK didn’t want the arcade owners using the less expensive home carts. Less expensive being $250 300 where the MVS carts were like double that. When Arcades went out there were no way to play the MVS carts at home so the prices plummeted.
Came to say exactly this. Another analogy to this is VHS and DVD for the rental market were way more expensive for companies to buy than consumer copies because they included the rights to make money from
@@djcalle1975 Exactly
I went to private school in the early to mid 90s and I still never met anyone who owned a Neo Geo. Back when I first got into emulation on the raspberry pi back in 2013 I was so excited when I was able to explore the whole library.
That thing looks pretty cool, I've actually got several MVS carts in storage. I used to use a supergun and just a MVS motherboard back in the day but the motherboard died on me
Makes sense, arcades were big in Dothrakiland but I am surprised that they also work on Dreamcast. I legit haven't seen any console other than PlayStation after Sega Mega Drive in Turkey. It was like you either play PES on PlayStation or Counter Strike/AoE2 on PC.
Man that's a really neat system. Awesome video.
Damn I really want this!!! Thanks for this update Adam!
SCART and VGA out, now that's good stuff! Looks sleek and the picture quality looks great for sure.
It is possible to RGB-fix some AES consoles to get a picture just as good as this one.
Yes!!!! I been waiting for this video and it didn't disappoint 🙌 👏
This is really really cool. Thanks for sharing big bro.
Was awesome to hang with you and talk MVS, next time you come I will have a special MVS game running on the 4 slot.
Marcus!!!!
@@manaowls Andy get to the choppa!! Do it!
@@RetroGamePlayers Uarguraghl!
Sega Pluto just hanging out.
I got the gun metal CMVS ultra and it’s numbered 13…they let me pick the number. I use the NeoSD Pro MVS, I actually own two of them. I have a second Omega MVS from Arcade Works on a CRT. My CMVS Ultra sits in a full sized arcade cabinet from X-Gaming (X-Arcade Machine).
I highly recommend the Ultra but if your trying to save a little bit of money the Omega is a slick console. It looks almost identical to a AES, there is 3 different AV cables (scart, composite, and component). The power plug is just a single wire with out the large power supply the Ultra has. I never use the dip switches on the Ultra since mine is connect to a RetroTink 2X-Scart.
Got a CBox back in April 2020 and am pretty happy with it. Being able to play Neo Geo games with a Japanese Saturn pad is heavenly!
I remember company Analogue started with a consolized MVS made out of wood. I really loved how that one looked. Have thought about maybe getting in to Neo geo but I simply think my bank account would hate me for it.
Get a Mister FPGA if your on a budget. The Open MVS is a good choice as well but the cream of the crop is the CMVS Ultra then the Omega. I wish I would of got the Analogue CMVS, if they ever decide to make them again…I’ll be grabbing one for my collection.
I'm lucky enough to have serial number 003 of this fantastic piece of hardware. Love it!
Whoa, crazy they sent you one for free to review. Been wanting a NeoGeo since I was a kid but geez the cost and there being a MiSTer option makes the decision harder.
To get to the game list menu on the 161 multi cart all you have to do it hold down the start button for a few seconds. no need to turn it off to get to the games list menu. 😊
Cool new innovation from Behar Bros, among the consolized MVS, this should have the best color output, the most pristine for sure. :-) And it's compatible with their new Octopus arcades (compatible with almost every console and PC).
God bless.
Excellent collab, Adam! I guess that the 4th gen isn't Super Mega Turbo Neo; it is Super Mega Turbo Neo ULTRA!
*ULTRAAAAAA COMBO!!!!!!!!!
Dude, that's awesome!
I believe the banana cart has s sequence of button presses you can do to reset the cart back to the selection menu.
This is very cool bc never going to get an aes one day bc never see it in the wild and they are expensive as hell. But this good be a good option for me and I love the barabros products as they are top notch. Thanks for the info on it.
The Behar Bros are incredible! I love the Akura they make to use on my Dreamcast. Could you try and get them on your podcast some time?
To...what end?
Great Video. I am building an Open MVS which is very similar to this unit.
7:28 “they didn’t put composite out because why would you do that to yourself?”
Because we so crayyyyyyyyyyzzyyyy 🤪
4:08 “they really just made a [knock, knock] high quality experience”
*That sound wasn’t just Adam tapping the Behar Bros case. He was elbowing that thing hard like LeBron James was at last Sunday’s Lakers-Pistons game*
I love their toro box. It's awesome.
Great video
That arcade looks like something from galaxy's edge at disney world/land. Pretty amazing.
9:31 “sirens in the background”
15:00 wild guesses as to which units Behar gave to *Sean Bean* and *Pierce Brosnan*
The CMVS from the Behar Bros also includes an MVS game now I think
14:12 ah yes, the best Neo Geo MVS cart
*Super Mario Game & Watch*
12:16 omg they really call it the relief hatch 😂
Haha yes we do!
It looks cool, cartridge port reminds me of Atari. Congratts on getting one
Can't get enough of that NEO GEO logo 🤘
14:10 my brain: "oh hey a Hi-Saturn, nice, one of these days I wouldn't mind hoooooooolyshit that's a Pluto"
Watch my Pluto video.
Just saw you had that, gotta finish watching the fixed-ish PSX vid first, but it's up next. :)
King of the consoles 2021 Big papa style
that's super sick! maybe someday if we have the budget for it I'd consider starting to collect for it if the price is right... but until then I do have the arcade archives version of a few NG games! love me some metal slug 2!
That was nice of them actually going through all that trouble to make that for you.
But it still baffles me, as to why Neo Geo stuff was extremely expensive back in the day and years later, it still is. At least SNK was nice enough to rerelease some of their games on future consoles in the following years.
It's still pricey because neo geo is still not that common it's not like they made millions like Sony or Nintendo! Plus this console is custom made with custom boards and your paying for all the labor involved in making this.
Can anyone describe the differences of this vs the Omega? I have an Omega coming soon along with the RGB upgrade by Rondo, so I’m curious if Ill be missing out on much besides the VGA output.
probably on par if you get the updated video output board.
MVS collecting is a VERY expensive addiction...
Very cool!
What RetroTink settings do you use with it outside stock neo geo h.sampling mode setting?
I personally didn't set up a custom profile.
Great to see Marcus from Sunset Hotline. Keep that s#*t retro!
Keep it Retro dude!
6:45 who’s there?
I've been searching all over the internet trying to know about Sega CD PSU... and even Sega fans don't seem to know; i recently bought a Sega CD Model 2 and it says that you must use 1602 Genesis AC adaptor only but the one they included with the system is the 2103... the problem is that both of them fit in the Sega CD and you can actually turn the console on, even though the polarity is the opposite! Does anybody know about this? Which PSU should i use?
Not sure, sorry.
I wish I had one of these lol . Some day I will forsure.
Adam is finally beginning to understand the power of the most powerful thing mankind has ever made. PS5 can't touch the "24-bit" NEO GEO.
I was thinking about buying a consolized MVS from Ebay.
Are there any risks involved, such as wear on MB and/or leaking batteries and caps along with trace rotting? I mean, these things are 30 years old after all.
Is this a good investment, prices are around 290 usd with shipping and all, Id just like to avoid "ram failure" error messages and what not.
Honestly I'm not sure.
The concept is really cool and the implementation looks nice as well. Unfortunately (for me) I had an awful experience buying from Behar Bros, not making the same mistake twice.
What happened?
@@AdamKoralik I bought from them the Akura VGA box. From the day it arrived I experienced audio and video interference. The box itself was dusty but working. After discussing with them, I concluded that the problem was the cable and it was not possible to fix it with tweezers, as they suggested me to do. So after some time they proposed me to replace the cable but they wanted to charge me 12$ for it. I refused to pay the extra money, of course. After I explained, twice, that they should not charge me for replacing their faulty cable, the next day they wrote me that they would send me the replacement free of charge. The new cable worked fine and I still use it, but this was by far the worst experience I had buying an allegedly new, high quality, product.
@@starpier That's kind of surprising to be honest.
@@AdamKoralik yes. I can get over the faulty cable, it can happen to anyone. I also do not mind that the PCB of the box was covered with dust, I am a nerd I do not mind such things. The main issue here was their customer service, especially when you consider the price tag of that product.
On the 161 cart, hold B+C+Start to in game reset back to the games list.
Good to know!
U should check out the Omega MVS....it is an mvs one slot board in a console that looks almost like and AES...I just got mine but haven't played it yet cause I don't have any MVS carts yet!..lol
man Analog did a cmvs in wood very nice
Adam did you bring the Sega Pluto to Oregon? Saw it on the table.
I did.
Spoko opcja,ciekawy materiał
Sorry, what?
@@AdamKoralik very good video, you do not have Polish origin, best regards
Hey Adam just curious do you still use the retrofighters controller on the dreamcast, if so how has it held up?
I do, holding up fine.
I just ordered the cmvs ultra a week ago. I can't wait to get mine n ordered xeno crisis for the neo geo. I will be hooking mine up through scart. Adam you did a great job on the review. One question did ur dust cover come w the cmvs?
Yes, mine came with it. Is that not standard?
@@AdamKoralik I reached out to beharbros n they said that they aren't going to make a dust cover for this batch....I have bought alot of Dreamcast stuff from them even the game gear consolized system.
@@christopherspies987 Huh, news to me.
How you going to show how good it is when you have Retro Tank onit
Not a fan of the RetroTink?
No you are wrong. Upon release MVS carts were more expensive than AES carts so SNK didn't want operators buying the cheaper AES carts to use with MVS hardware
Hm, okay.
Very nice
Will the Neo Geo Arcade Stick Pro provide you the same quality?
The official one? Yeah. I just prefer the smaller controller.
@@AdamKoralik no I mean the gaming experience, like would you buy the console or just but The Arcade Stick Pro because of the hassle free, just plug & play.
@@Hassan-Alnajjar Oh, personally, I would not.
@@AdamKoralik thank for for the videos & appreciate your response 👍
Very interesting and cool thing you reviewed! Just like turtles!
This is sick but definitely outta my price range. Hopefully Analogue will make a Neo Geo based console after the Duo.
They already made a neo geo
@@MrPotteeMouf Yes, yes they did.
Do you know anyone who has one?
Is it actually fun to use?
Is it up to spec with what they can accomplish today?
I could go on and on. Realistically I believe they will make a better version, because they can.
These are cool but I have a real MVS 4 slot (the big red with the speakers at the marquee) and all the carts that I wanted so I can’t see myself needing this right now but I can see the appeal if one doesn’t have the space because these cabinets are heavy and bulky. I could say when the day comes to sell my machines maybe I’ll get one of these but with the back log of home consoles I wouldn’t have the time.
This is very cool. It's too bad that it's a challenge to not only get one, but make it.
@@WolfGaming1995TRueIConsoleWars Well, that's good to hear.
I think I'd prefer the Neo-Geo CD controller vs. the beast of a controller known as the AES controller! The AES Controller makes the original XBOX controller look TINY; and many players thought that the original XBOX controller was too big! Then again, the AES controller may have been meant to sit on a coffee table instead of being held by the player...
I would love to have a neogeo
Leaving a comment for the algorithm
I know this question I unrelated to the video, but Adam do you think there is any truth in the rumors that the legend of Zelda wind waker and twilight princess are coming to the switch? And that they might be announced at the VGA’s?
Would make a lot of sense.
13:03 camouflage 110%
I actually seen these before both in person and on a RUclips video a RUclipsr named KidShoryuken actually went to a video game store in Akihabara he also went to a super potato I saw several these mvs arcade boards that were modified for console use actually for sale it works just like a console I mean if you can rip the Mortherboard out and hook it up to your TV it would actually work another RUclipsr named NeoGeo now actually did this as well
They had a Behar Bros unit?
@@AdamKoralik no it was a different one as you mentioned in your video Behar bros aren't the only ones that do it anybody can do it if they have the right know how
@@ComicBooksandVideoGameNerd96 Well, yeah, I mentioned that.
They changed the aes pinout so they would be cheaper than mvs. Mvs carts were $1000 new while aes was $200. Arcades would have bought aes carts if they would work in Mvs. Mvs carts Are cheaper now because way more mvs carts were made.
Isn't that essentially what I said?
I thought you said the opposite. But to be honest i could have miss heard
Sorry, I read this too quickly. I've never heard anyone claim MVS carts were more expensive than AES carts. Where did you hear that?
Hey Adam, I have a question for you. Last night I watched your video on the Sega Master System to understand the history of it. I went to my local pawn shop just now and they actually have one. The price is $179.99 for the system. Is that a total rip or the right amount? I wouldn't buy it, though I'm curious to see what you think. (That's in Canadian money too)
Hard to say, depends on the country you're in, the condition of it, what it comes with, and how badly you want it.
@@AdamKoralik That's fair. It was kinda hard to tell what the sticker said it came with it. The price was in Canadian money so that's a lot for us.
@@christiantaillon2930 Eh, personally I wouldn't. But I already have it so that's easy for me to say.
@@AdamKoralik That's fair. I personally wouldn't get it because it's outdated and not my thing. Though I had that reaction like you did when you saw it at the toy show. I was like "WOW. There it is." Was kinda in shock to see one out in the wild.
@@AdamKoralik I almost forgot. All the way from Canada, Happy American Thanksgiving Adam!
Why there's dental equipment on that arcade???🤔
Why not?
wow.. your buddy has some cool saturn consoles !! :-o
Actually, those are with me currently.
@@AdamKoralik Lucky you ! :-)
Oh they're very much not mine. They were loaned to me for video/touring purposes. They'll both be returned to their respective owners.
@@AdamKoralik Still.... you touched some very special and unique models of Saturn. respect !
@@TheFrenchy82 Yes sir. The rarest one that I actually own is the Samsung Saturn.
That 161 in 1 is sik
cool
Almost complete, another MVS console without support for the same game cartridge
Huh?
@@AdamKoralik For savegames, like the NeosaveMasta or other add-on that allows you to save game progress. The MVS cabinet had the slot to use one, but every consolized MVS fail to provide the means to do so.
Crt's all the way!!!
It's still absurdly High price item for the fortunate people... also Neo-Geo is and was for a aeons easy to emulate, even with the least capable hardware Neo-Geo run just fine so with an 40$ Raspberry Pie 4 you could have any Neo-Geo games flawlessly emulated running on your HDTV in awesome 4k.
Yes pirated games is not the way to go but with those kind of price sometime it's the only wise think to do unless SNK release some kind of mini-SNK stuff like nintendo or sega
It's Neo Geo, it's always expensive. You have to know that going in.
@@AdamKoralik Yep I know cause it's been years that I try to get my hand on a cheap AES system but can't cause of the price... when you think that a PS5 is cheaper than an AES system today, that's crazy
Love your stuff but u have this back to front. Back then the mvs carts were more expensive so they didn't want arcades using aes.
There were a lot more mvs carts produced so now aes is more expensive
Can't say I've ever heard of it going that way.
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Algorithm!!!
The dudes who made this need to make a actual * cough cough * home counsolized SEGA NAOMI that just hooks up to your CRT tv or normal modern TV and you can just buy official Naomi GD ROM discs and put them in there and also add a dreamcast controller port in the front so you can use the Japanese official dreamcast arcade stick , now I’d buy that in a heart beat so fricken fast ❤️
Getting strange vibes from this video. This IS as Neo Geo MVS, and a consolized MVS always is just that. If it's emulation it's not a consolized MVS. The AES did not "attempt" to bring the arcade experience home. The AES (again) IS the arcade experience. The AES and MVS are just slightly different variations of the same machine. Like a Famicom and an NES, sure the cartridges don't fit (there are adapters, in both cases), but otherwise they are the same. (Well actually Famicom & NES are farther apart, but still considered the same). And OF COURSE the multicart works, it's running on real, authentic, old, made-by-SNK Neo Geo hardware.
Okay?
@@AdamKoralik Well I mean you kinda made it sound like this was some kind of clone hardware, or that maybe this was "real" but that other consolized MVSs were "clones" in some way. I'm not saying the specific MVS you got is bad in any way, it seems to be well made, but it's just yet another consolized MVS, i.e. it's just an MVS in a case with some stuff. So you're showing your audience a retro system, but I get a "this is something new" vibe (like, how the analogue Super Nt was a "new SNES" or how the Mister is lots of "new" old systems in one box) from the video. I'm also not too sure if you're correct on all the historical details, for example, I don't think that MVS carts were cheap when they came out. About the multicart: How could it NOT have worked? By what trickery should there be a cartridge that works on every MVS (bugs aside) but is supposed to somehow magically NOT work on the specific MVS that someone put in a case for you? With a clone system the situation would be entirely different but are there even any Neo Geo clone systems? To sum up, your video tells me "this is something special and mysterious" when it is neither special nor mysterious. At all. Doesn't mean it wasn't entertaining or whatever. Uh... you dig? ;-)
But anyway, maybe this is not the correct way to answer to "Okay?" style posts. I dunno.
Well, I believe I claimed this wasn't new and that there are alternative versions. They vary in quality, some use original parts, some use emulation. What makes this special is using original hardware while also using their own custom RGB output board.
@@AdamKoralik can you point me to any version using emulation and cartridges? Ive never seen one.
@@AdamKoralik RGB output board? MVS boards put out RGB from factory. They have to, because of the jamma standard.
The Neo Omega looks better
You lost me when you said, that you do not care about scanlines! Amateur!
Classy.
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Nope
Very cool!