Roll Call! Where are the SNK People?

[BRANDI]

Hi folks, a japanese Neo-Geo collector here..

My actual collection: http://neo-geofreak.forumfree.it/?t=33028627

[Juste]

You're very welcome with any answer about any piece of my collection. :)

Most of those 'not for sale' telephone cards are basically officially produced under license from SNK by big distrubutor/reseller chains in Japan, mostly Sofmap and Messe Sanoh, to be given to customers who prorder some specific new release titles.. Of course, this does not happen for NeoGeo. On the total contrary, it rarely happened for such a niche market system as the NeoGeo has always been. It happens everyday for mainstream products. As for me, since I strictly focus on AES I tend to focus on the few items related to that very one system, but I'm pretty sure more and more 'privilege item telephone cards were also produced for NGCD releases, just as for PSX, SAT, DC and PS2 ones.

Other NG related telephone cards have been officially produced by:

SNK itself, usually distributed via the SNK Support Club, or -under license by SNK- by Geinbunsha (publisher of the NeoGeoFreak jpn mag), Shinseisha (publisher of the very famous Gamest mag), MOVIC (famed gadget producer) and again quite some other companies.

Thanks so much for helping!

I have seen them, and still do sometimes, some of the ones in your pictures. But sometimes I don't know which shop they came from, like Sofmap or Messe Sanoh for example. But I can see in some of the titles for you pictures you say which, which is also cool. ^_^

[sneth]

haha Tonk,
i haven't been to assembler in 3 yrs, but a certain something brought me back. Couldnt resist seeing the poor chaps here falling into a trap. I'm keeping out of it though, but of luck to them.

Neo Geo Home serial 00157
Blue Phantom Converter
dozen or so MVS
dozen or so Home Carts

Metal Slugs Covered
KoF98
KoF 2001
RoTD - i need to sell this...
MotW
LB 1 and 2.

Gah almost forgot I have a Neo CD i bought directly from SNKUSA.
~20 games on that bad boy too.

[bentoo]

I used to love the Neo Geo. Times have changed.

AES:
Console and Samurai Shodown

MVS:
25" Neo candy cabinet + 1 slot (MV-1A I think) with old 1.1 Uni-Bios
12 old games (nothing interesting Neo Turfmasters, MS1/2, etc.)

NGCD:
Top loader + CDZ
All games except Ironclad -- Mix of US and Japanese games but I have all limited editions and others/oddities like Last Hope and Frog Feast

NGPC:
1 NGP (baby blue) + 4 or 5 NGPC of different colors
IIRC, I have the complete US NGPC (cardboard box) set although I might be missing one of the Dive Alerts
DC link cable
NGPC link cable
Bung flash carts

[leslie collins]

fighers history falal fury blue journey art of fighting baseball stars

[Garlo]

NGP Mexican Bundle: A blister with NGP and 3 games, one of those WITHOUT A LABEL to surprise the customer or something I guess. Mine came with Baseball Stars, Neo World Cup 98 and the suprise game was...Neo World Cup 98. SNK sold games in blisters here, the only one I have found is Crush Roller. SNK initially sold the NGP in the japanese retail box with inserts in spanish, and used to be very common about 8 years ago.

Will post later a picture of the mexican bundle. Back then I had as a hobby product photography, so I took a few of some game related items.

A broken NGPC blue that I played until it broke down, was part of the American bundle that came with 6 games. I think I got all the similar 4 game bundles.

A black NGPC that came in the original american retail box. Brand new, but the joystick has problems with diagonals for some reason. Haven't found a way to repair it :-/

[grips03]

Couple of NGPC + games
Neo 29 cabinet with 1 slot and 6 slot (uni2.2 bios). I've had it for about 10+ years. Had to re-write due to 120v on outside of cabinet, safe now though. Besides this very nice cabinet.

About 20 MVS games.
I've been thinking about getting a AES to play Metal Slug on big screen TV, but just noticed Metal Slug on AES is big $$.

[8bitplus]

Missed adding to this thread ages ago, still no harm in contributing now.

AES:
1x NTSC Console (Boxed) with 4 games. PHOTO

MVS: PHOTO
1x 1-slot motherboard Jamma
1x 4-slot motherboard MVS
1x 6-slot motherboard Uni-Bios MVS
Electrocoin MVS Sports Centre 2 player standup cabinet 16" monitor
About 50 MVS games in shock-boxes, original OEM boxes and unboxed.

NGCD: (all boxed)
1x Japanese Front loader Boxed PHOTO
1x PAL Top-loader
1X NTSC Top-loader PHOTO
1X CDZ PHOTO
About 45 boxed games of mixed regions, most japan.

Not bad I think. I just want to go home now and play some SNK!

[barrydeeking]

CDZ w/ 1 joypad and 1 pro-joystick ( the kidney-shaped one )
and 3 games

samurai spirits rpg
world heroes 2 jet
magician lord

which i bought at a garage sale in bozeman for $80

and a NGPC with 16 games

[kraz8]

I have 2 25" MVS-2 cabinets, one with the memory card and headphone slots, the other w/o.

Samurai Shodown
Bust-a-Move
Metal Slug 4
KOF 2002

Right now I'm looking for Bomberman, if I can get it at a decent price.

[c0nn0r]

I have a brand new Analogue Interactive CMVS (walnut) and two Analogue Interactive custom controllers (also walnut). No real MVS carts, but I do have one of those shitty(?) 161-in-1 carts. Too bad I don't have a TV to play it on yet. This is my first Neo Geo system after pining over it for about 20 years.