What the hell is this? A vertically aligned cowboy and bandit shooting game developed by Taito in 1982 and divided into arcades; players control a sheriff on “their” horse, preventing bandits from increasing a riding train, either by pulling their horses or by jumping on the train and pulling them, with a dial designed to aim shots, as on the front line of the most popular Taito. What do I care? This is probably not the ideal time to introduce SamSho VSP, because next week there will be a new SamSho trap that will undoubtedly attract people’s attention, but it is the first Neo Geo Port Mystics Code that starts with a truly functional network code, so when you have finished the new game, this version should serve as a safe hunter. Good advice: CTR Nitro Fuelled is limited to 30FPS on each platform, but if you’re still not sure which version to buy, then the PS4 version has exclusive retro content, including low-grade polyester skins for some characters and an exclusive low-grade polyester version of the CTR Turbo track. As always, old and old-fashioned games are still in circulation, but let’s not say in advance: you’d rather play Blood Spotted now, right? If you’re not over it yet and don’t wait for the switch version, I strongly recommend you to wait a few days to fix one or two bugs and then we’ve given the game the right version. What do I care? You have to remember that the kart drivers didn’t start with Mario Kart and didn’t start or end with it, and the Crash Racing subseries didn’t start or end with this particular PS game. True, the best Neo Geo flash cartridge on the market is now even better – the latest firmware update allows you to load images from Neo Geo CD games from SD, which is not only convenient, but also significantly reduces the loading times, although with the deployment of mono sound. There are very few exclusive CD games and only a few CD ports with enough new or additional content to compensate for its disadvantages, but if you want to quickly access this exclusive Neo Turf Masters course, then it’s here. What do I care? You remember the Coin-Op version and want to experiment with an infinitely more comfortable operating concept, or you just want to hear a Chiptune kitsch display of “Riders in the Sky”. That’s good to know: The train absorbs enemy fire, but your own fire jumps in the opposite horizontal direction, so you can shoot hard to reach enemies by jumping out of the train in comfortable corners. MegaSD is also configured to record audio hacks in the style of the currently popular MSU-1 hacks among SNES enthusiasts. So if you’ve always wanted to add CD-quality vocal clips to Dick Vitale’s backstage “Awesome Baby”, your time has come. Good advice: Code Mystics has also recorded your new netcode in PS4 version.