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daithidownunder
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There's no need for genres or favourites IMO. The Neo MVS has a small games library relative to other systems (148 odd) and some protos so everybody knows what all the games are. Its not like you would have to cycle through 600 games or anything.
I like the look of the menu
I like the look of the menu
friedpotatoz
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Kit's menu looks nice, love the logos.... simple is better.
Screenshots are nice, but
I like very very simple way.
(Menu-Driven cps3 repro cart)
Screenshot on the menu that's too commercial products or emulators
The stock game list is on the initial screen
If you choose this game, you can select the entire game again.
Instead of text-based, so
I want to enter the Japanese game titles support or country code.
I think simple but also efficient configuration menu.
I like very very simple way.
(Menu-Driven cps3 repro cart)
Screenshot on the menu that's too commercial products or emulators
The stock game list is on the initial screen
If you choose this game, you can select the entire game again.
Instead of text-based, so
I want to enter the Japanese game titles support or country code.
I think simple but also efficient configuration menu.
I love that it reminds me of the attract/how to play screens. That vibe fits nicely on a cabinet. I don't mind the neo geo cd logo but why not go with the classic neo circle or the "Future is Now" or the "100 Mega Shock" logo.
Anyway, just an idea.
that'S also fine.. but without the annoying hpynotic background and with a better use of the available space. Nobody needs the card name the whole time on the top part for example.
I like the concept of a semi transparent text menu in the middle and a background showing the actual titlle (or actual game screenshoot) of the game selected.
I like the concept of a semi transparent text menu in the middle and a background showing the actual titlle (or actual game screenshoot) of the game selected.
It is my understanding that this demo was not running on real hardware but on MAME or something like that, which could explain the fast loading of the games. So this shows what it could be done, but creating the hardware, testing, etc will take time. It looks nice, however.
It looks like a nice concept, but most likely will remain just that. You can make a concept demo do whatever you want.
I also found it funny that the games that were switched between were the same 4 gamed, maybe I missed a game.
But again, I love some things of the menu design, but not the whole thing. if this ever gets built I am sure there will be changes, and it will probably cost way too much.
I also found it funny that the games that were switched between were the same 4 gamed, maybe I missed a game.
But again, I love some things of the menu design, but not the whole thing. if this ever gets built I am sure there will be changes, and it will probably cost way too much.
It was just a demo of how he thought a menu would work. Only in MAME. MAME and a device that works on real hardware are two very different things.
Well, so far he has only implemented a menu style, that's all. Obviously the guy has coding and architectural skills, would be nice if he would join forces, would be a shame to have a talent like his wasted because of silly drama wars.
very good point.
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These things can't be rushed. It'll be ready when it's ready.
there was, but unforeseen things that delay everything happen.
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