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Changing The Backup Battery On Neo Geo MVS (1 Slot)
I recently picked up this Neo Geo MV1FZ single slot board off eBay for a reasonable price (So many seem to be up there for £65+ and anything on an auction has a problem). simply because I have one working … Continue reading
Posted in Arcade Hardware, General, Hardware, Repair, Restoration
Tagged Arcade, Battery, hardware, MVS, neo geo, PCB, replacement, snk, soldering
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Well, summer has been amazing so far. The sun is out and there’s nothing better than a bit of BBQ weather. Consequently, the Blast City hasn’t really had a lot of work put in to it or play time. All … Continue reading
Inside a Hyper Neo Geo 64 Cart
I got out the Hyper Neo Geo 64 the other day for a few rounds of sword fighting a-la Samurai Spirits 2 and thought. .. “I wonder what it looks like in that cart?” So, following in the footsteps of … Continue reading
Posted in Arcade Hardware, Games, Hardware, Software, Teardowns, Uncategorized
Tagged cart, Hyper neo 64, neo geo, rom, snk, teardown
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Well I manage to strike it lucky on eBay and get a “probably working” Sega Titan ST-V system with two games (Die Hard Arcade and Winter Heat) for a great price. Awesome! On the flip side I now, for some … Continue reading
Neo Geo Pocket
This is the start of the collection. A Neo Geo Pocket (Black and White version). I was always intreagued by these little things,. Smaller in all dimentions than the updated colour counterpart the B&W system feels very well put together. It’s just a shame that the screen is pretty terrible to use inside. The colour unit works in modest artificial light, this… doesn’t…