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|  "Re(2):Arcade heaven or travel back in time? R" , posted Fri 21 Apr 00:00  
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Round One is actually a major Japanese amusement chain. They used to be suburbs-only but in recent years they've expanded into the cities as well including Tokyo. The stores in the States are a legitimate part of them.
Little trivia, that's why they actually have NesicaxLive cabinets which runs on a network that's supposed to be limited to connections from Japan.
I always wondered what they were like in the States though. Thanks for sharing!
Yes, and very Japanese at that. They even have Japanese import arcade games that are literally all in Japanese. They also sell and have prizes of Japanese stuff, snacks, and I think even food as well. The new arcade games have a big "Japans Newest Game" signs.
There was also a section with many new games that were somewhat dungeons and dragons or RPG type? Not sure what it really was but I saw many players there. This was at a time were the place just opened for the day after an hour or so. They were not kids either. I will get more details next time I go to see if anyone has an idea what it may be.
Does the NesicaxLive cabinets normally have multiple games like the MVS did? Each cabinet had like around 8 games. That totally gave me a trip back to memory lane during the neo-geo days. I mean that's awesome if it can pack multiple online games. But is it limited to just 2-d fighters? Does it have enough power to hold say a Tekken 7, SFV, and KOF XIV in one cabinet?
These cabinets had KOF 98, 2002, XIII, Blazblu, Choas Code, Persona 4, Arcana Heart, and others.
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| | "Re(3):Arcade heaven or travel back in time? R" , posted Fri 21 Apr 00:25
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Does the NesicaxLive cabinets normally have multiple games like the MVS did? Each cabinet had like around 8 games. That totally gave me a trip back to memory lane during the neo-geo days. I mean that's awesome if it can pack multiple online games. But is it limited to just 2-d fighters? Does it have enough power to hold say a Tekken 7, SFV, and KOF XIV in one cabinet?
These cabinets had KOF 98, 2002, XIII, Blazblu,
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Yeah it's got that jukebox-like system like the classic NeoGeo MVS!
The NesicaxLive offers a whole library of games including non-fighters such as the classic shmup' Ikaruga or even vintage action games like Elevator Action, but the operator can set up what games will be selectable/playable on their store's cab. The sysyem is however is really outdated; the PCB runs on Windowx XP embedded and it's over a decade old. (So, they're coming out with a NesicaxLive2 this year, which runs on a more modern system and features net play.)
I wonder what the D&D-like game was?
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| "Re(4):Arcade heaven or travel back in time? R" , posted Mon 29 May 09:57
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Does the NesicaxLive cabinets normally have multiple games like the MVS did? Each cabinet had like around 8 games. That totally gave me a trip back to memory lane during the neo-geo days. I mean that's awesome if it can pack multiple online games. But is it limited to just 2-d fighters? Does it have enough power to hold say a Tekken 7, SFV, and KOF XIV in one cabinet?
These cabinets had KOF 98, 2002, XIII, Blazblu,
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Yeah it's got that jukebox-like system like the classic NeoGeo MVS!
The NesicaxLive offers a whole library of games including non-fighters such as the classic shmup' Ikaruga or even vintage action games like Elevator Action, but the operator can set up what games will be selectable/playable on their store's cab. The sysyem is however is really outdated; the PCB runs on Windowx XP embedded and it's over a decade old. (So, they're coming out with a NesicaxLive2 this year, which runs on a more modern system and features net play.)
I wonder what the D&D-like game was?
Hey professor,
So that d&d game was really no where near d&d style after all. Not even rpg, well maybe some elements but the game was The rhythm final fantasy all star carnival. With that the section was full of these rhythm beat game and people love it. These are ones used with the hands not feet like dance dance revolution.
We played on those nesica cabinets for a while. We didn't purchase cards and didn't realize we could until late. We were mostly on the Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 cabinets. The game is hell of fun!!!!
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