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Jojo1979 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 10:08 am Here are the games missing from DreamNeo CD that we all wish we could play on Dreamcast:
Karnov Revenge (Neo4All glitch)
Spinmaster (MVS convert)
Puzzle Bobble 2 (MVS convert)
Puzzle de Pon (MVS convert)
Zedblade (MVS convert)
Andro Dunos and Eight Man (slight minor sound bug) work fine on Neo4All. Good luck, Ian Michael, we're with you.

Nightmare in the Dark is a platformer game released in 2000 by Eleven/Gavaking for the Neo Geo MVS system.  

This game didn't receive an AES version and was never ported to any other system. 

This is the only game developed by Eleven/Gavaking. The company apparently went bankrupt shortly after releasing it.

Nightmare in the Dark is a single-screen platformer similar to Bubble Bobble and Snow Bros, where the objective is to eliminate all enemies on the screen then move to the next one. The A button is used to fire while the B button is used to jump. The gravekeeper will fire small embers from his lamp which stuns enemies. By hitting a enemy continuously it will get turned into a large fireball, which the gravekeeper can carry and then toss at the other enemies to defeat them. Defeated enemies will drop small jewels for score and potions which enhance the gravekeeper's firepower, speed or range. If the player defeats all enemies with a single fireball a giant jewel will drop from the top of the screen, granting a huge score bonus.

...this was an ancient story, from when people still believed in the power of witchcraft.

There lived one gravekeeper at a very small village in a remote region. He lived a quiet, solitary life in a corner of the Cemetery, for he kept away from village people due to his ugly appearance.

One day he found the graves were ransacked and some corpses were stolen. He didn't wanted the village people to know that, so he decided to eliminate the grave burglars by himself. Thus he patrolled the Cemetery every midnight...

This has nothing to do with any released version before on Dreamcast and is a full new neogeo CD conversion using cdda

Brand new conversion much improved speed and much less slowdown it still has slow down the same as hardware but faster more stable recovery from it.
And now is only where it should be same as hardware not because of frame skipping or non fullspeed emulation.
Even when there is slow down on debug it's still running 60fps so any you see you can also see on an AES real hardware.

(キャプテン・トマディ) is a shoot 'em up game developed by Visco and released in 1999 for the Neo Geo.

The time is the near future. At the Institute for Space Research, weapons were being developed to counter the invasion of the Eggplant Aliens, which was expected in the future.

In one of the rooms of the institute, petit tomatoes were cultivated for dinner. One stormy night, a tomato that felt from the trunk fell into a reagent under development. The tomato soaked in the reagent received a flash of intense light and ended mutated, transforming into Captain Tomaday.

Around the same time, on the planet Ganbar, far from Earth, the final stage of the Earth Conquest program was reached, and numerous weapons were launched toward Earth to destroy humankind. The research institute, which was the first to know of the information, sent out Captain Tomaday, which was born in a freak accident during weapons development, to repel the Eggplant Aliens.

What fate awaits Captain Tomaday, who left for space to protect the Earth with just one grain?

In Captain Tomaday players control the titular character, a cartoonish tomato. When playing with two players the second player controls a female version of Tomaday with a ribbon.

Unlike most shoot 'em ups the player doesn't shoot bullets. Instead, the A and B buttons control each of Tomaday's floating fists, which are launched at enemies and quickly return after hitting a target or reaching a certain range. By holding one of the buttons the corresponding fist is continuously launched, while the opposite fist builds power, growing in size until turning into a 16-ton weight which causes heavy damage when launched.

During levels the player finds tomato cans floating around which drop items when hit, including score bonus items and power ups. One of the power ups will create a clone which follows the player, effectively doubling its firepower; when having multiple clones the player can set their formation with the C button. Another power up will transform the player into another form, with 16 different forms available, each with their own unique attack methods.