It's yous guyses fault - Neo-Geo AES

[Chunky]

So i just gave in and bought one. and 9 games. Still need another controller and mem card. thats next. maybe one of those mvc to aes converterthinggys.

[Raedon]

Welp... good luck with the whole being broke thing :D

When guys come in here and say "60 AES games, first $30,000.00 takes em." I get worried.

[Chunky]

Well it's that or buy a car! I can ride this Neo-geo right?

[omnedon]

I'm game for one if I can live in it....

[leonk]

Yeah.. but what will keep its value after 10 years???

:D

LK

[ROBOTRON]

You gotta be hard core to collect for this thing. Overall, I love my Geo. My most played system and I got quite a few of em'.

I don't think the system itself will appreciate in value, but some of the games definately will. I have some games in my possesion that could easily fetch $800+ if I were to sell them today.

My advice is if you work @ McDonalds and live with your girlfriends mother and 2 kids w/one on the way, don't bother collecting this system.

But if your a single, financially comfortable old fart like me, go for it. :D

[Neo-Jorge]

Yeah.. but what will keep its value after 10 years???

:D

LK


The prices have only held up in value for over a decade, so i think it's safe to say as long as thier is an interest in the neo-geo the rarer games will maintain thier value. The common 1st gen games are easy and affordable to get. I think even just owning a neo-geo with Samurai showdown 1&2 is well worth it just to expirience the neo boom at home. You will be hooked Trust me.


Thanks

[Chunky]

It's only money. I really don't care how rare the game is, rather it's playability. I don't have a problem of throwing up to 750 on a cart, but hey i wanna play it first i guess.

When i get more into it, i will mod it or get it modded, i don't really see the need for the bios chip thing(is it that great?), just s-video and 2channel sound. I feel comfortable with the mods of the pictures i've seen.

Time to fire up the old weller