Bibliophile's Shockbox / Neo Geo MVS Collection

Yes there is, Its called the Phoenix. Have a look over to http://cps2shock.retrogames.com/

I would only consider doing this to fix games that are dead. If they still work then its best to just replace the battery. The process involves hacking the rom chips so the game becomes less orignal.

 

lovin' it! great stuff

 

Most of my CPS2 boards have been phoenixed. I prefer phoenixed boards to unphoenixed boards anyway, so I don't have to worry about them dying, or the battery leaking, etc.

 

Thank you.

 

sorry for the bump. If this is a fraction of your collection then I'd really love to see the rest. Also what's your favourite arcade stuff that you own?

 

Very nice collection. Wow, the shock boxes and artwork alone must have cost a fair bit!

 

I don't know what my favorite is, but I collect for many different arcade systems: Neo Geo MVS, Hyper Neo Geo 64, Sega ST-V, Sega Naomi, Sega Tri-Force, Capcom CPS2, CPS3, Taito F3, Taito G-Net, Sammy Atomiswave, IGS PGM, Seipu Kaihatsu SPI, Namco System 246.

 

Seriously heavy. Did you need to reinforce that shelf to take the bulk? 8 )

What are the blue and green things in the left of the picture?

 

the blue ones are cps2 boards,think that's right, is it?

 

Yes, and the green - all CPS2.

 

ahh thanks, only ever seen the blue ones.:icon_bigg

 

I believe cps2 colour depends on the region it's from....or something like that.

 

Green for Japan
Blue for USA/Europe
Orange for South America
Gray for Asia
Yellow for rental from Capcom
Black for the combined game and board

I have never seen a yellow one but there was a large batch of Mavel vs Capcom in orange on ebay last year. I think there is only a few titles in the black combo boxes.

 

nice collection bibliophile,I've seen the rest of your arcade stuff on the Arcadeotaku forum...Awesome:nod:

 

Wow, that is very cool.

 

No, I didn't need to reinforce the shelf. The blue and green things are Capcom CPS2 B-Boards, as someone else already pointed out.