The only system at the time which literally offered perfect arcade conversions. It was to be some time before I finally got my grubby mitts on my own NEO My idea of course, it’s more fun than stock-taking you know.

GEO outside of an arcade was the one we had in the shop for people to play.

GEO launched in 1990, and working in the first of several games shops we owned.

I can finally share with you my thoughts on the Darksoft NEO Thank you very much COVID and a stupid immune system. Will be cheaper than having a cart with all games already flashed and also at the same time give this cart something to differentiate it from all of the current carts available.Much, much later than planned, I’m able to drag myself out of bed to get working again. This way there are several games ready to load automatically. We all know that after the initial break-in period after receiving the carts most people will settle in on a handful of games that they will play all the time.

You could also replace just the games in one virtual slot at a time rather than reloading all 4 or 6 games.

I could imagine a menu with a graphic of a 4-slot marquee that will display a mini marquee of the games flashed in each slot. Even on the AES side I could see someone developing something cool to indicate which game is playing. Turn any 1-slot cab into a 4 or 6 slot cab. (Maybe a new system?)Ĭould you imagine? Someone could sell repro 4 slot marquees and maybe someone would have the motivation to finally finish one of the EL light replacement solutions. I'm sure some enterprising guys could figure out a way to make it work with the original multi slot cabs to change the marquee lights also. Then give the cart the ability to auto load those 6 games at the touch of a button to switch just like the old multi slot cabs. Maybe enough memory to flash 4 or 6 games at a time. Click to expand.NTM suggested something about virtual slots.

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