Indeed an arcade stick with the guts can be relatively easily achieved. One would just wire a common ground and the according signals for the buttons to the VB controller PCB. Hell, the VB controller PCB would fit in pretty much any enclosure. You could even custom wire it to a Neutrik RJ45 adapter for a clean look.
Biggest obstacle would be figuring out where the powerpak stands in the build.
I am cross-involved with multiple scenes where unreleased titles cone up regularly. As of most recent, things like Ecco II for Dreamcast have been found; Kenju for Atomiswave has been dumped & should be subsequently receiving a cart release in the near future.
There is always somebody out there who may stumble upon the right connections.
Has anyone had luck saving Pokemon Red, or anything else for that matter? I couldn’t seem to get it to work in the way I assume it’s supposed to – saved in game, press R trigger, turn off/on, start back on saved game?
I’d heard much about the title but never played Snatcher before now. WOW – what an amazing game and an even more amazing port! Can’t wait to play through it on VB
speedyink wrote:
It wasn’t on uncle tusk at all. A select few were approached and given an opportunity. What criteria was involved I’m not sure, but I’m assuming you had to be the type of person who collects for the right reason (ie not for profit), knowing the right people would have helped too. I also donated to MK a while ago, but I don’t think that was really considered(although it did land me a spot in the credits =P)
Very few could be made, so unfortunately, not everyone who deserved one could get one.
i had donated as well.
can you confirm if Mr. Kevums is in the credits?
I’ve been a member of the ng.com forums for 13 years now. Collection of AES, MVS, Hyper Neo Geo, etc.
Metal Slug, Neo Turf Masters, and (if affordable) Iron Clad would be some good go-to titles, but pure awesomeness is limited for NGCD players as it was only really supported up to the original SNK bankruptcy, with numerous key titles (even before then) never making it to disc.
Nevertheless, go check out the news section in the forum some time for a post labeled something like “so ive been working on this for a while…”. May be right up your alley. 🙂
I didnt have any issues, but as a precaution, i had him soldered my displays up. The same procedure is used to fix a variety of display-related issues.
Marioguy wrote:
Yeah, I remember that site as well, but never signed. If I’m not mistaken, I think that the website was hosted by a Dutch collector. 🙂 Good old days, check the oldness of the website.
Yes indeed – Ferry G. He went on to being a game blogger/writer elsewhere afaik..
Site graphics & animations = the official Space Jam page.