Post by darkschneider on Jan 4, 2004 20:18:27 GMT -5
Well, I dunno if they could have done this 10 years ago.
Using half forgotten info I learned from a hardware faq some years ago I shall elaborate.
Remember the sign that flashes up about '300 mega pro gear spec' on older NeoGeo titles? The 300 megabit (I think its 300 on the old games) was the theoritical max of the Neo's cartridges. Last Blade 1 was the largest of these, so I've heard.
Then they came up with the other thing (yeah I'm specific
) the 'hyper pro gear spec' I think (the sign that flashes before KOF98, RBFF2, and most games during and after 98. The supposed cartridge limit was now much higher (duh) I don't know if there is anything special about the KOF 2k3 hardware or upcoming MVS and AES carts, but otherwise SNK should have been able to do this since making their new hardware in '98.
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It seems I've never read these Hinako comics, dare I ask?
Using half forgotten info I learned from a hardware faq some years ago I shall elaborate.
Remember the sign that flashes up about '300 mega pro gear spec' on older NeoGeo titles? The 300 megabit (I think its 300 on the old games) was the theoritical max of the Neo's cartridges. Last Blade 1 was the largest of these, so I've heard.
Then they came up with the other thing (yeah I'm specific
) the 'hyper pro gear spec' I think (the sign that flashes before KOF98, RBFF2, and most games during and after 98. The supposed cartridge limit was now much higher (duh) I don't know if there is anything special about the KOF 2k3 hardware or upcoming MVS and AES carts, but otherwise SNK should have been able to do this since making their new hardware in '98.------------------------------------------------------------------------
It seems I've never read these Hinako comics, dare I ask?
