KERR9000 Arcade Reviews

Have you played Gaia Crusaders? That's a fairly interesting beat 'em up featuring enemies as diverse as tombstones, Gollum and anthropomorphic wolves with seemingly massive tits.

Cumberdanes wrote:Have you played Gaia Crusaders? That's a fairly interesting beat 'em up featuring enemies as diverse as tombstones, Gollum and anthropomorphic wolves with seemingly massive tits.

I have played it a little.. its not a game I have a massive history with or anything but from what I have played it was pretty cool..

My Next Arcade Review will most likely be the Arcade Version of Aliens Versus Predator ... I have recorded footage for it and done some work towards it so unless anything else slips its way in my schedule that games next

Here is mine and Dwayne's Review of Aliens VS Predator the Arcade game

So its been awhile since I did an Arcade Game review..... Probably awhile since I did any game reviews so here we go with my Review of World Heroes 2 on the NEO GEO Arcade System

kerr9000 wrote:...here we go with my Review of World Heroes 2 on the NEO GEO Arcade System...

I've never seen too much of the Neo Geo (arcade or the AES home console) in action but the tech power is very impressive. This really was like having an arcade system in your home! I recall seeing the (imported) games advertised in mags at crazy prices. As you say, kerr, it's amazing that we can now run emulated versions of these games on modern consoles; this game on Switch/PlayStation/Xbox is around six quid :-).

An interesting vid, dude - it'd be cool to see more Neo Geo stuff. I love that "The 100 Mega Shock" boot-up message!

jawa_ wrote:

kerr9000 wrote:...here we go with my Review of World Heroes 2 on the NEO GEO Arcade System...

I've never seen too much of the Neo Geo (arcade or the AES home console) in action but the tech power is very impressive. This really was like having an arcade system in your home! I recall seeing the (imported) games advertised in mags at crazy prices. As you say, kerr, it's amazing that we can now run emulated versions of these games on modern consoles; this game on Switch/PlayStation/Xbox is around six quid .

An interesting vid, dude - it'd be cool to see more Neo Geo stuff. I love that "The 100 Mega Shock" boot-up message!

I am glad you enjoyed the video... I kind of made it because I thought I hadn't made an Arcade or gaming Video in quiet awhile.

I actually owned a Neo Geo AES Home System for a few months when I was around 16... got the option to buy one at a very good price and got about 4 games with it.... the problem was I couldn't afford a second stick or any other games or a memory card, so had a good few months playing on it then sold it for a profit, the money going back in to more affordable gaming.

I also owned a Jamma Arcade Machine that I converted into a MVS Neo Geo... I still have the MVS arcade board and about 8 Arcade Carts but no arcade machine for them to go in.... You can buy stuff to make these playable on a regular TV but with the ease of emulation I just don't see the point (id love another arcade machine if I had the room) I will probably review more Neo stuff in the future but not enough to give it its own thread.

kerr9000 wrote:...I actually owned a Neo Geo AES Home System for a few months when I was around 16... got the option to buy one at a very good price and got about 4 games with it.... the problem was I couldn't afford a second stick or any other games or a memory card, so had a good few months playing on it then sold it for a profit, the money going back in to more affordable gaming...

Oh, man, that must have been awesome. Yeah, it sure was an expensive system to buy for, though!

kerr9000 wrote:...I also owned a Jamma Arcade Machine that I converted into a MVS Neo Geo... I still have the MVS arcade board and about 8 Arcade Carts but no arcade machine for them to go in.... You can buy stuff to make these playable on a regular TV but with the ease of emulation I just don't see the point (id love another arcade machine if I had the room)...

Years ago I briefly had a moment of thought about getting a Jamma system but I decided that my electronics knowledge just wasn't enough for that kind of setup. It looks so cool but I think you need the skills to setup and maintain that system. As you say, emulation is probably more suitable for most folk.

kerr9000 wrote:...I will probably review more Neo stuff in the future but not enough to give it its own thread.

I always enjoy seeing you throw different stuff into the mix, kerr!

A little bit of a change here.... This is some footage of me playing Batman 2013 in the Arcade.... I have a few more of these coming up because I found some decent footage on my PC.

I have some more footage of me playing Arcade games in Arcades to post and a few of them I might go on to review

Here is footage of me playing The FireFighters Squad Rescue

Some Footage of me playing Outrun 2 SP in a Deluxe Cab in an arcade 2024