Recent content by TomD

I'm making a road trip *very* soon from CT to GA to pick up a game. I might be able to take one on the way down, depending on my schedule, for a share of the gas money. DM me if you're interested.

I hear good things about Modern Pinball NYC, although I haven't been there yet myself: http://www.modernpinballnyc.com/

. . . sent you a PM . . .

I *really* hope someone saves this - it's a great game!

Your Atari Football pcb is 2-player.

. . . continued . . . Well, money ultimately proved to be the sticking point. Greg Corson, who worked as a software programmer at Virtual World Entertainment for seven years, recalls that the first wave of pods were horrendously expensive, partly because they used proprietary components. “I...

From gamesradar last week - I'm posting the text of the article, but the webpage has pics and links several videos: https://www.gamesradar.com/battletech-arcades-were-decades-ahead-of-their-time-holding-global-3d-matches-before-wed-even-played-a-snes-heres-their-story/ Battletech arcades were...

#8 is a Sky Soldiers bezel, trimmed a bit at the top and bottom.

Done! Folks, you don't need to register or anything, just check off the NES video.

Section 2.1 says the monitor is 23", and section 9 specifically mentions the XM 701.

I know of one website that maintains a list of electronic games in movies and TV shows, The Electronic Playground: http://www.tepg.se/

The manual references a Motorola XM 701-10 monitor (23" B&W).

Looks like it's a converted Tournament Cyberball 2072:

Ummm, thanks . . . Anyone have any info or paperwork for it? It's Japanese, from the late '70s.

You think they'd at least have a cheap shipping option!