Recent content by stonic

No, I didn't, because in most cases I have payment sent out within a day or two. So I mailed Bob's payment out a week later than usual. That's reason enough to immediately jump the gun and label a customer of several years a 'bad trader'? If so, it's more than enough reason for me to order...

More than most people realize :) I started writing for the 2600 Connection newsletter back with issue #2 (1990) and continued with it right up until the last issue in 2009 (#100). I've also done plenty of work with both Digital Press and the Classic Gaming Expo in the past 10 years, not to...

I never saw that on his site, and he never mentioned.. and he should have whenever I or anyone placed an order. Cross-shipping it typically done for replacement parts (and you usually get charged for it), not orders. Honestly, does that sort of business practice make any sense whatsoever to...

As far as Bob's little list, the whole issue I had with him concerns an unwritten rule of his about not receiving payment within 10 days. I say unwritten because nowhere on his site is this mentioned. I used to order parts from Bob for years, and always paid with a money order. The last time I...

Re: unknown control panel - need help ID\'ing Thanks Jeff (and you're not even an professor -lol)

Re: unknown control panel - need help ID\'ing Replies from non-arrogant members only. Thanks

unknown control panel - need help ID\'ing http://web.comporium.net/~scottith/ebay/cp-unknown1.JPG http://web.comporium.net/~scottith/ebay/cp-unknown2.JPG

Amusements Plus (http://www.amusementsplus.com) has cheap locks (under $2 each). They only carry standard sizes though - 7/8" and 1 1/8"

Nooo, it's much easier to simply complain

Asteroids upright - $400. Complete working condition http://web.comporium.net/~scottith/ebay/asteroids1.JPG http://web.comporium.net/~scottith/ebay/asteroids2.JPG http://web.comporium.net/~scottith/ebay/asteroids3.JPG http://web.comporium.net/~scottith/ebay/asteroids4.JPG...

Apparently not for a few years

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=110750 Guy on Digital Press bought a Star Wars recently and found these receipts for it inside: http://www.electronixandmore.com/adam/temp/arcade/starwars_billofsale1.jpg http://www.electronixandmore.com/adam/temp/arcade/starwars_billofsale2.jpg

Berzerk used the famous "bull shit color" board (literally, according to Berzerk hardware designer Tony Miller - http://briandeuel.swift-mail.com/briandeuel.com/tminterview.html ). I suspect Indy 800 (which I forgot about - that came out in 1976!) generated color in a similar way. Regardless of...

Both KLOV and MAME state that this game was the "first video game released with 100 percent of its graphics displayed in true RGB color". This info isn't mentioned on any flyers that I know of and it's not in the manual, so where did this come from? Also, Galaxian wasn't the first color game...

Space Duel panel sold