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It's usually easier to go for the 'cheaper' CD versions, I believe...
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Rank: Lakitu
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After reading through this thread I decided to go for the emulator, then looked at the size of the ROM's and shouted "WHOA, NELLIE!"
Those things are huge! I guess the only way I'll get to experience this one is to buy the console as well.
I was looking into it because of Manuel's picture :wink: .
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Rank: Koopa Troopa
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yeah...emus are really the way to go I think...yeah the files are huge...but an external drive is cheaper than a AES...the cd rom system is way to slow...and yeah the MVS is a viable option...but to much of a hassle to aquire....I plugged in my notebook (where I run Neo Rage & Mame..) to my 37" lcd...and it freakin rocks...I never in my life thought I would be playing stuff like Pulstar, Last Resort and any of the Metal Slugs at home...arcade perfect. I do have a console but only as a novelty...I only have four stupid games for it...
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