NEO GEO CDZ CRACKED

NEO GEO CDZ CRACKED

I'm also looking into getting thermal epoxy and some copper heatsinks for the ICs, but we'll see on that, as I haven't cracked the case yet.ДЄs far as the video goes, it's top notch. There seems to be just enough space for two on the back and two on the front, if I were so inclined. No wonder these things overheat! I'm going to take the Dremel to the casing over the weekend and air it out a bit, in addition to measuring the case for the 30mm fans I want. It's the same all over the system - where you'd think there are ventilation slots, it's just cosmetic design. You would think that the slots on the top of the system were to allow air through, but they're not - they're simply depressions in the plastic housing. Secondly, the overheating issue: This is a serious flaw in the console's design. You want to see long load times, try playing Splatterhouse on the 360 without installing it to the HDD. It took about 20-25 seconds for the initial load, and the remaining load times were only a couple seconds long - it's not as big of a deal as everyone makes it out to be. I'd put the loading time between the Sega CD and Playstation in terms of length. So, the system came in the mail today, and I had a few minutes to check it out after I got home from work and school.ДЇirst off, the load times: I used a original copy of Ghost Pilots and a burned copy of Fatal Fury Special, and both were read without a problem. In which case I'll whole heartedly recommend the CDZ to them.ДЄs I said initially (which you expanded upon) - the best argument for the CDZ is Metal Slug, not SNK's fighting games due to the limited amount of ram on the CDZ. But there is a group of people out there who want something 'more authentic' than the home console ports, yet can't quite pull the trigger on an AES or MVS. Obviously if you're big into collecting, you're not heeding my advice in the first place, because you should already have an MVS. I'm a collector, so justifying spending half a grand on video games isn't a difficult decision for me, but it's a big deal to others. However, I realize that for many people the initial price barrier of entry is too much for them to overcome. In that regard, the MVS offers the best game selection for the initial hardware investment you make.I definitely agree with this, and frankly, in my opinion, every Neo Geo hardware is worth owning, including the AES and Neo Geo Pocket Color. The CD's exclusives aren't that great anyways. The CD however, has a much more limited library than either the MVS or AES (the former having the most).

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