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    When did you realize you were crazy/have a problem?

    When I got an email from the producers of "Hoarders" LOL BTW.....it's not technically hoarding if your stuff is cool.
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    Games that grow on you

    Burgertime & Dig Dug
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    Gizmodo article on CRTs

    I think that eventually, we'll see cheap LED film that can be stuck to a real CRT tube like a decal. Then it's just a matter of making the same images in software to make it look exactly like a CRT.
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    Gizmodo article on CRTs

    http://gizmodo.com/as-crt-supplies-vanish-the-classic-arcade-machine-is-vi-1792968855
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    Two things obtained to complete The Pit

    It's not really that bad of a game - however, you have to play a "real" one (MAME doesn't do it justice).
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    which one of your games did you PLAY today?

    Burgertime, MsPac, Galaga, Dig Dug and Arkanoid. Later today, I'm going to play Raiden, Raiden 2000 (Hell Dive) and RaidenV (Xbox One).
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    AA Milestone - 1 year

    Hey guys, it's officially now been 1 year since I've purchased an arcade machine. I thought it'd be inspiring to post this here for anyone else attending AA (Arcades Anonymous) meetings.
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    Super Pac cocktail - how common?

    I've seen a bunch of them over the years, but they were all converted to something like Galaga.
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    What percentage of your games came from the Wild versus another collector?

    Nope - Game Doc in Cali was the place that serviced/restored the machines and sold them to Sony (they had their sticker on every machine somewhere unnoticeable that had a "service date" written on it from 2015). I believe it wasn't advertised at all - more of a friends/family thing (i.e. you...
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    What percentage of your games came from the Wild versus another collector?

    The games all came from Game Doc in California - Sony bought them fully restored by Game Doc, used them in the movie, and then sold them off afterwards (yes, they were very cheap). The movie was shot at Pinewood Studios in Toronto. Another collector (who is a friend of mine) bought a bunch - I...
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    What percentage of your games came from the Wild versus another collector?

    Just over half of mine came from the wild: 01 Space Invaders (kijiji) 02 Burgertime (kijiji) 03 Galaga cocktail (kijiji) 04 Galaga project (collector) 05 Pac-man (kijiji) 06 Ms.Pac-man cocktail (kijiji) 07 Ms.Pac-man cabaret (collector) 08 Dig Dug (Pixels movie set) 09 Robotron (kijiji) 10...
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    Can you remeber the very first arcade game you played?

    Space Invaders just outside the entrance to K-Mart in a mall in Cambridge.
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    My novel set during the 80s arcade scene

    Great book BTW - I read this a year ago and loved it! Lots of real-life ups and downs in there too, which make it much more than just a nostalgia novel.
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    My first FREE cab score...

    Free is good! But don't most collectors tell their wives that it was free anyways?!?
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    Grail has Arrived....

    Nice restore!
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    3D Printed credit button + coindoor lock replacement

    Damn......now I have to buy the ring - way cooler than the keychain dongle! It's also cool when you demo it for people - what you do is keep the NFC dongle in your hand where they can't see it. Then you wave your other hand over the monitor and say something like "Give me a credit, arcade gods"...
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    3D Printed credit button + coindoor lock replacement

    If you have a game that doesn't have a freeplay setting and you want an easy, non-visible way to insert credits, just get an NFC switch. They can take existing +5V power, and simply wire directly into your 1 or 2 player cherry switch. Mount it behind the wood next to the coin door, and simply...
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    What Games Were Made To Run On The 68k Processor?

    The M68000 was very popular - here's how it stacks up against other popular arcade CPUs:
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    Must have barcade games that don't make money

    I agree! It doesn't really matter what games a barcade has - the target audience for most barcades are the 20 and 30-something hipster nostalgia junkies. They are more than happy sinking a quarter into a few games and lasting less than 30 seconds each time. They don't even care if the...
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    NEW Who wants a FREE ArPiCade from www.multiboards.us?

    I just have one word: giggity
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