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My Cabinet The cabinet is a generic Jamma compatible cabinet with a monitor that can be turned very easily, so it can play both horizontally and vertically oriented games |
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I have a PC with a Jamma compatible interface that
runs Advance Mame |
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The Mame PC uses hardware from Ultimarc to be Jamma
compatible (the MVS board is also visible in the picture)
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I own a 1 slot Neo Geo MVS board, with a Jamma interface |
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One of my Neo Geo MVS carts. |
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Screenshots of Alpha Mission 2, one of my Neo Geo MVS games, from 1991 |
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Another Neo geo MVS game, Magician Lord from 1990. |
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One of the best arcade games of the 2nd millenium. Neo Geo's Metal Slug (from 1996) |
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Riding Hero, NEO GEO MVS game from 1990 |
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Another great Neo Geo MVS shooter, Sonic Wings 3 from 1995.
With some scans of the original flyers
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Superspy, also a Neo Geo MVS game, from 1990 |
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This is Phoenix, one of my none NEO GEO games. It comes as a double layered PCB and is from 1980. I used to play this game a lot when I was a kid. The game is not Jamma but uses an adapter cable to make it Jamma compatible. |
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Another double layered PCB game, and another game I used to play a lot, Time Pilot. This one also uses a Jamma adapter cable. |