Looking for a Neo-Geo Console (CD,AES, or MVS Motherboard)

[ssjlance]

Hello all. I'm giving up and going to try and get the console that has eluded me for the longest time here on digitpress. I am a huge arcade fan, and I want a Neo-Geo. I'm not very particular on the model. It can be AES, CD, CD-Z, or even just an MVS board. If its a CD you have for sale, I'm not going to be very particular about whether games are included or not, as the games have no copy protection and I can burn one to test it out. If its an AES or MVS, I'd like a dirt common game, just something to play so I know that it works. I know they aren't too hard to find on ebay, but its always from some guy in Hong Kong or Japan that will charge $80 to ship it on top of the $160 for the base cost (i.e. I could just buy my own Wii with that and wait for the Neo Geo games to get the VC treatment).

If you have a spare or you just don't want it anymore, then name a price. If I think it's fair, I'll gather up some money and buy it. Please be aware, I'm 15 and I don't have a job, I'm not always loaded with cash, so I might not be able to pay for the item when you have it for sale.

Also, I have a Neo Geo pocket already, so please don't offer those

Thanks in advance for the offers!

[RCS_Techie]

I will part with my

Neo Geo CD
Neo Geo AES w/ Samurai Showdown

I can also get more AES games depending on what you want. I do live in Japan but I am from Ohio (US Military) I can ship it really cheap. Make offers.

Ryan

[madman77]

If you're 15 and don't have a job, I wouldn't recommend getting an AES.

[ssjlance]

You do have a point there my friend, . I love the system so much, I just want one with maybe 5 games. We used to have a MVS Cabinet, but my dad gutted it and sold the board on eBay. I loved the whole idea of interchangeable carts on an arcade system. I had heard about the AES before but never really looked into it. And it interested me, an exact port of an arcade game at the same time the arcade game came out still amazes me. I understand it is the same hardware, but it just always seemed really attractive.

And trust me, it is not a console I plan to ultra seriously collect for for a very long time. I just want a system and a couple of common games. Oh, whats that one called, Metal Slug? I should be able to get that one cheap.... (sarcasm!)

[XianXi]

For the best selection of titles get an MVS board or CMVS. I've had all 3 and trust me MVS is best.

[ssjlance]

I've thought about that, but I really would prefer a CD/AES simply for the fact that I won't need to get a Supergun or get someone to set it up for use on a regular tv.

[madman77]

The extra cost you'd pay for a Consolized MVS (already setup to plug into your TV/stereo) will save you tons of money in the long run by buying MVS carts as opposed to the MVS counterparts. And they are the exact same games.