SNK-NEO-GEO
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Are there any known issues with SNK vs Capcom? Graphics, sound etc?
Nop. No issue. It's the exact same rom as the original.Are there any known issues with SNK vs Capcom? Graphics, sound etc?
I have two NCI releases, Garou ( Grant Edition ) and Metal Slug ( Perfect Edition ) and I've had zero issues out of them.
In fact, what sold me on Garou was that the Grant Edition was using the proper final version of the ROM and NOT the prototype ROM that is on the 161-in-1 or that every other repro/bootleg is using ( you know the one that will crash when you perform certain TOP attacks ).
Both carts pass UniBIOS CRC checks aswell, so you know its using the original unmodified program ROM.
@arcadefanatic56 I just checked with the team. 99,99% it's due to a psu issue, especially if you have the same problem on several games. I can help you solving this issue you have. Just tell me the concerned games, the revision of your AES and the PSU you're using please. It doesn’t have to be much. None of the games sold have glitches.Just my two cent from personal experience:
The physical quality of the previous NCI repros I have testes is top notch. However, the main issue I have found with them is that they all had glitches.
The look good on a shelf but most have either graphical issue or sound issues that made the experience annoying to play...
@SNK-NEO-GEO Ahaha ! Maybe it can happen ! But not immediately I think unfortunately I also send you a DM, if you can take a look on it please. I need some info for shipping.So what you are saying is that we need another reprint/run of the previous games releases for our forum..
Unfortunately the Metal slug are already out try to watch on the internet "Metal Slug Perfect NCI"I have no interest in this game, but Metal Slug…
@XtraSmileyI have no interest in this game, but Metal Slug…
I have the patched ROMs bug free if you're interested.Indeed, this is the original rom of the game. Atomik tried to implement the hack that allows to play with hidden characters but it caused bugs at the sound level randomly. He failed to correct this point. That’s why he went to the original Rom
Are there pics of the boards used by NCI? Are they flash based? 3.3V? With proper level translation?Oh well? On which games did you observe this? Usually it is due to a problem with the power supply.
Did you contact the forum where you bought it? After sales service is guaranteed. If the cartridge has a defect, they send you a new one. It's not to late to do it.
Yes, but you can do a reprint right? This isn't a limited one time only product is it?Unfortunately the Metal slug are already out try to watch on the internet "Metal Slug Perfect NCI"
I recommend using this patched bug free ROM if you can, although I'm not buying this so maybe what I think doesn't matter here!I have the patched ROMs bug free if you're interested.
Are there pics of the boards used by NCI? Are they flash based? 3.3V? With proper level translation?
I have the patched ROMs bug free if you're interested.
Are there pics of the boards used by NCI? Are they flash based? 3.3V? With proper level translation?
I recommend using this patched bug free ROM if you can, although I'm not buying this so maybe what I think doesn't matter here!
I am wondering about the second question as well, for future games!
@Blio Seri Thank you for the proposal. Your questions are very technicalI have the patched ROMs bug free if you're interested.
Are there pics of the boards used by NCI? Are they flash based? 3.3V? With proper level translation?
@XtraSmileyYes, but you can do a reprint right? This isn't a limited one time only product is it?
@Blio Seri @XtraSmileyI recommend using this patched bug free ROM if you can, although I'm not buying this so maybe what I think doesn't matter here!
I am wondering about the second question as well, for future games!
Because all the sales made for NCI are made that way. It's not upon me But you can be sure to receive the game. You can check the opinions on the FB group.Paypal F&F only - why is that?
It's a well known problem found very often when shortcuts are made in the design: those old systems use +5V to run their logic chips but a lot of bootleggers actually use +3.3V flashes directly connected to +5V busses, which can damange the cart and the console. The proper way of doing it is to add chips called level-shifters/level-translators, making the conversion between +5V and +3.3V both ways.Your questions are very technical
It’s a board completely redesigned by NCI. It uses flash.
It's a well known problem found very often when shortcuts are made in the design: those old systems use +5V to run their logic chips but a lot of bootleggers actually use +3.3V flashes directly connected to +5V busses, which can damange the cart and the console. The proper way of doing it is to add chips called level-shifters/level-translators, making the conversion between +5V and +3.3V both ways.
The xxx-in-1 carts from china all suffer from this, even some early Everdrives were concerned.
That would be great to have confirmation from NCI and would reassure customers on the quality of the product.
Thanks.
I have to agree with this. We put A LOT of level shifters in the multis just for that reason. They make the design more complex and the final product more expensive, but you guarantee the proper working of the system and secure levels both for the cart and the console. Connecting 3.3V devices to a 5V system is very daring and can go wrong in so many ways that we'd need a separate thread just for that.It would be cool to see the forum professionals add their point of view. @brizzo @Darksoft how do you guys feel about +3.3v logic devices being used in +5v systems?