Robo Army (Neo Geo) 4/4

Final Stage

PS: This is the first time I beat the game period....on the Neo Geo cartridge system at least. I feel guilty now for bleeding my dad dry to beat this game in the arcade back when I was small.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Robo
• Army
• SNK
• Neo
• Geo

[pokebob2001]

Congrats on beating Jeed and his vile monstrosities! Thanks for posting all your Robo Army experiences.

[Toneman]

Thanks dawg. If it wasn't for Phil Moore and Nick Arcade, I would've slept on this

[Loader2K1]

@Jac2Mac: From the looks of things, I think Dr. Jeed was planning on transferring his brain into his daughter's body.

[Jac2Mac]

What would have happened if after the final boss of Robo Army was destroyed, the woman at 7:07 did NOT wake up at all? How would things have gone differently in the ending?

[PHILFISH696969]

Looks like Mega Man is all grown up.

[kanodoom]

Tottaly awsome, dude, u r really best game ever.

[ForFurries]

Pretty much, that's what made them hard.

I've only ever seen someone play through DnD on 1 credit. Amassed almost a million xp.

Too bad the xp didn't do much for you in the game, only gave you position on the tally board.

[ForFurries]

What I've learned from this game:

Robots hate pidgeons.

Robots hate cars.

Robots hate lizards.

Robots hate other robots.

Robots hate dogs.

Robots hate police.

Robots compress into nothing when they die.

[kirgeez]

I never knew that. So it's a Sega Genesis on steriods. The Genesis also used the 68000 and a Z80 just not as powerful.

[gavincurtis]

Each cart (cartridge) aka BRICK has two circuit boards. From careful opening my own:

One circuit board in the cart was audio ROM.

The 2nd cart board was video and more populated. Usually had another custom 16 bit co-processor. This was a distributed processing machine which shot it years ahead of competitors.

Don't know if the 8 bit audio and 16 bit video were ever bridged into a true 24 bit data bus.

I was overly curious, yet paranoid to ruin my system by snooping about too much.

[gavincurtis]

Exactly :) Five processors. They could have kept adding the bits of all the CPUs and went for 72 bit system.

I believe some of the carts had a dedicated processor in them to help manage memory flow.