Recent content by Blur2040

I bought an HS-5 without a monitor. I have one together now, bit I need some guidance on mounting. I don't have the hardware for mounting the monitor to the mounting boards. Any idea what that should be? Screws/bolts size? Washer for sure...any kind of lock washer? The monitor is so...

In an effort to be a better citizen of the Universe, I'm leaving positive feedback. Bought a game, came as it should be, functions, good price. Thanks.

Buuuuumparoo.

Greets. On the lookout for the following MVS Carts: Blazing star Breakers (revenge) Crossed Swords Double Dragon Fighers History Last Blade League Bowling Slug 3,4,5 Bomberman Super Spy Dodgeball These are my top wants, but I'll think about anything.

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I want some MVS carts. Let me know what you have and maybe we can work something out? Games that might pique my interest include: Slugs I don't have, Dodge Ball, Breakers, League Bolwing I already have the following and, thus, aren't particularly interested in them: Samurai Shodown Art of...

Metal Slug X cart 100% working and 100% original. Label is Decent and the serials are not scratched out. You pay actual shipping.

Drool. Alas, sick and busy this weekend.

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Just for some clarifications: I'm on a Supergun, so fewer spots where the wiring can go on. I suppose I can double check my jamma pins, though, to make sure they're getting good contact. As the setup works fine with other games, thats the only spot where I guess there could be a major issue...

I have an Ehrgeiz PCB with intermittent sound off the Jamma edge. The sound is always find through the line level RCA outputs on the board, but Jamma Edge sound only works some of the time. On occasion you'll boot it up and it will work fine. Most of the time, no love. Weird, likely related...

Not in the cart, in the system itself. 5200 and Atari 8 bit computers have the chip inside them. But really really really, don't butcher consoles/computers for their POKEYs. They're great fun and, yes, I know we're on an arcade forum, but they're super cool in their own right. Atari 7800...

So, I collect JAMMA boards, but I don't play them on a JAMMA cab---I mostly use a supergun. I've always intended to buy a Jamma cabinet, but never got around to it. My favorite Jamma board is Neo-Geo---swap carts in and out all of the time. Anyhoo... I've always liked the plastic Die Hard...

I agree with the sentiment about not selling the carts you have. Nothing you have is THAT valuable anyway---the effort probably isn't worth it. Games to go for is a matter of opinion...but.... Viewpoint Baseball Stars 2 World Heroes Perfect (Underrated and Best in the Series) Neo Turf Masters...

For the record, Street Fighter EX games are pretty undesirable. 3D ones from the late 90s. Very un-Street Fighter. I want one, but only for morbid curiosity. Still worth a couple bucks---just not a ton---so if you got a few in any lot and they work, you probably got a decent deal.