good man. Also woohoo 1k views guys we did it.
HEY! C'MON C'MON: It's the Giga Powered Neo Geo Appreciation Thread
cornerstone
#122
Nothing fancy. Just been meaning to take a photo. In storage waiting to get my Super Neo 29 from out of state.
Rich
#124
YEAAAAAAAH! SUCCESS!!
I used a SCART socket board ripped from an old CRT for easy wiring and mounting to the perspex board I have. Works fucking great
Firstly didnāt have any sync or audio because Iām an idiot and forgot that the in/outs are obviously reversed when wiring up a SCART socket. was panicking for a bit before realising!
I also just bought a neo geo CD pad on ebay. I guess thatāll work fine on this board as it has two controller ports built in.
Only issue so far is the audio has a bit of low freq interference - I will try using a different ground point or just use the inbuilt headphone pins and see if thatās any better.
Socksfelloff
#125
Rich, that looks fantastic!
Letās see you bring your omega on the go! I only have a few switch ports. My main NeoGeo setup is this :
Come at me
Rich
#126
Testing my MVS board on my TV via the OSSC now. Works perfectly! x5 mode, 1:1 320px mode:
hard to get a decent shot with this crappy phone camera thoughā¦shutter speed fail on the last photo
Peltz
#127
Looking great Rich. Do you have a pic of the hardware hooked up for testing? Iād like to see even if itās messy. Iām always curious to see different supergun and consolized arcade setups even if they are a work in progress. Just seeing the PCBs exposed but hooked up and functioning is kind of cool. Also, all the custom chasis out there make for interesting discussion.
Rich
#128
thanks! Iām fully on the neogeo train now! I did have a multicart years ago, but itās lost. I might buy another and then go for building a legit collection
Thereās no extra hardwareā¦just the wires going to a scart socket (pictured) and a power input jack plugged into a standard 5v power supply, like what the OSSC uses. thereās not really much else to show as I donāt own a supergun!
Iāve got two sheets of acrylic that are the right size - one will go underneath mounted with spacers and the scart output will be on that. The power supply will be mounted at the top next to the cart slot, and then once Iāve cut it to shape the top layer acrylic will go on top.
basically, its a console now. hooray
Rich
#131
Well, I ordered the MVS last Thursday, it arrived in the UK on Saturdayā¦customs until today and then I had hooked it up via scart and a new power supply within half an hour. With customs charges and parts Iām Ā£130 downā¦but the board already has unibios and a game, so thatās not too bad! Itās only the start thoughā¦
Iāve just spent an hour measuring and cutting the top perspex sheetā¦gonna need to spend hours smoothing the edges with brasso, damn. I wish I still had access to my old schoolās tech lab for stuff like this - but that was over a decade ago. And it got struck by lightning and burnt down a few years back, so no chance.
cornerstone
#132
Chacranajxy
#133
Iād really like to give that game a shot. Not a fan of prerendered graphics, but something about that gameās look is pretty cool.
cornerstone
#134
Iād say it borders on too-cluttered at times. But thereās little details you can smile at. Definitely not going to win any awards. Itās certainly better than a lot of early 3D shooters.
It honestly may be better at a higher resolution, although I havenāt seen that. And I probably wouldnāt play it on a screen smaller than a candy screen.
Rich
#135
Right, got the power switch, power jack socket finished and mounted the board onto the perspex sheet and mounted the scart socket onto that at the back.
I still need to add some feet underneath and add the top sheet of perspex to cover the PCB but as it is itās now a console!
Canāt wait to get the controller in the post
selfReg
#137
ho ho ho. Here is essentially what I have Neo-wise as of today, other than my Omega which Iāve posted in the Discord.
more on the way! Shout outs to Southtown for the wonder that is the Shockbox. These things are fucking beautiful.