MVS is the way to go, I used to own two taito egret 2 cabinets but had to sell them.
I sold AES metal slug 2 and X on a forum in 2006 for £260 each, they went on eBay last week for £2900 each.
Cries into hands
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I’d love a candy cab 
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38 games and system, nothing super rare - around £8500
Dare I ask for an explanation in plain English or is this best left in game geek language 
AES is the home neogeo console MVS is the arcade hardware. The games and hardware are much the same but the cartridges are not interchangeable.
AES games were £200+ new in the 90s so are rare, games like Metal slug have a cult following and are now worth serious money in AES form.
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Spendy faff? I am shocked this is popular 
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I bought a game recently for £850 that sells months later for £1600+ - great games you can have fun playing and definitely not lose money on.
Spendy indeed, a blast from my past is a tidy sum. Dare I look at Space Invader pub tables?
I cheat and use a mvs board with a multi game cart 
you can get one that boots the games off an sd card now as well.
No idea what you friggers are talking about, but that is a pair of beauties for sure.
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Latest arrival…
It’s a pleasing wee thing, albeit I’m not a fan of the “comfort” of metal bracelets.
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‘Kin ‘ell, where have you been? 
Buying a watch 
The writing seems to have fallen off the dial…
me neither, i prefer rubber
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Or is it a 24hr watch?
I was looking at something similar on Massdrop. I cannot make my mind up though.
Welcome back you baggy old cunt BTW.
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I’m ambivalent about bands. Metal or leather or handcuffs, I don’t mind.
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