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Megabits was the buzzword back in the early '90s. NeoGeo
games proclaimed their ROM size right on the package. (Thanks to Shawn McCleskey, webmaster of neo-geo. com, for providing this image) AES game cartridges were the size of VHS tapes and proudly proclaimed their ROM size right on the label. While the Super NES and Genesis were just reaching 16 megabits with some games, the NeoGeo already had a line of games topping 100 megabits--affectionately known as the 100 Mega Shock. ROM size was a major selling point for the NeoGeo AES. Not only did each game have its ROM size printed on the packaging, but the console itself had MAX 330 MEGA PRO-GEAR
SPEC painted onto the plastic. The same message appeared every time you powered up the system. Ironically, 330 megabits was just a theoretical maximum, because King of Fighters '96 broke that
barrier in 1996, clocking in at 362 megabits. Today, games like King of Fighters 2003 and SVC Chaos are tipping the scales at over 700 megabits. Believe it or not, the NeoGeo AES also happened to be the first home console to implement memory card save technology.
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She earns their trust after getting drunk
with them and playing Russian roulette. Andy and his crew are then ambushed and killed by the bandits, only for Andy to awaken and kill them all, leading to him fully learning about his Undead ability. Fuuko travels all over the world with him, meeting and losing many people. One day, Andy reveals that April 15, 1865 in Washington, D. C. is the oldest memory he has. Hearing this, Fuuko starts to fade away. Before she leaves, she tells Andy about their first meeting in the future. She then awakens outside a building at the day and place Andy mentioned. 22"Profile"Katsuichi
NakayamaYamato HaijimaKatsuichi NakayamaMarch 9, 2024 (2024-03-09) A couple of flashbacks show Juiz and Victor spending time together. Meanwhile, Fuuko finds herself outside a building in Washington, D.
