Obvious fake, this is the spanish version of Kawaks, which means the user would have the game set in English mode not Japanese... which means Balrog would be called Vega. We're bound to see these for months now... I just hope they neo-geo.com guys don't freak out by seeing this.
pointystick
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"Re(2):Damm'''!? >v<;"
, posted Sat 26 Jul 23:00
I wonder if it really does have some new chips or something? If so, I bet its inevitable emulation release will be delayed significantly.
RugalBernstein
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"Re(3):Damm'''!? >v<;"
, posted Sat 26 Jul 23:04:
quote: I wonder if it really does have some new chips or something?
It isn't an MVS cart... it's still neo geo, but... not the same, apparently.
Edit: There probably won't be a home cart release for this game...
Has anyone seen really clear specifications for the SvC arcade kit yet? There have been lots of stories flying around about it and I haven't seen anyone really take it apart and examine it yet. I know it's a PCB, but some people claim that it's just an MVS cart with a built-in one-slot MVS kit (assumably to squeeze some more money out of arcade operators, but no one has claimed that yet), others say that it's a modified MVS cart and/or modified one-slot MVS kit on a PCB, and still others seem to be indicating that it's a piece of proprietary hardware just like any other JAMMA PCB and that it just has some vague relations to the MVS architecture (and if that's the case, is it still slot-based or not?). I'm not interested for emulation purposes, but really just for curiosity's sake. Arcade PCBs are often meticulously taken apart and analyzed by hardware and emulation geeks, but so far SvC hasn't been.
"Damm'''!? >v<;" 
