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**SOLD** ArcadeSD card -- works 100%, excellent condition. This is the one that PheonixArcade currently sells, not the earlier multigame version. $285 shipped via USPS Priority Mail in the U.S.

A lot of Radarscope upright cabinets in the U.S. were converted into Donkey Kong by Nintendo because it was such a flop.

I'll knock the price down to $100 shipped due to the broken hole; the other 3 corners are in perfect condition. Thank you for pointing that out RiddledTV, and thanks for the suggestion to post pics, Brentradio. I hadn't noticed that it was broken.

Ha! Yes, it's a great product. The quality of your work is excellent. The only reason I'm selling it is that I'm downsizing my multigame parts collection. It's a version 2.2 if that means anything to anyone. Pics attached.

No, it's just the card itself. Aside from plugging it in to the JAMMA harness and plugging the cards directly into the card, there's no wiring involved.

I purchased it towards the end of last year directly from him, so I believe its the latest model.

EDIT: Price dropped to $100 shipped -- the card has 1 mounting hole in the corner that is broken (see pics in post #10.) Subject line says it all. Works 100%. $110 shipped via Priority Mail in the US.

Same here. I wish I still had my Tempest, Centipede, Asteroids Deluxe and Missile Command cabarets; it would have been right at home with that crew.

I'm planning to do the exact same thing. I was thinking at first about taking one of the player start holes for it, but I do have a 1 1/8" drill bit so to the left of the joystick seems like a better plan. I'm concerned that with the width of the spinner knob it'll be too close to the sidewall...

Spunkmeyer --> Kevin_S Thank you!

I have very limited time on Pinside but have found folks there extremely patient and helpful to me as I sorted out some issues on my EM. There's always been trolling on KLOV as long as I can remember. I have sold off all of my originals, so my time on here has become far less in recent years...

This has been sold.

Game Elf Vertical 412 in 1 -- works, I just decided to go with a Raspberry Pi system instead. $65 shipped in the U.S. via Priority Mail.

For people of a certain age, price is no object. Try to put a price on a memory? I suppose trying to explain how amazing SW/ESB vectors were in their day is akin to the eye-rolling that ensued when my parents would talk about life before the miracle of television.

Lifespan of components is an issue. We have to remember that machines built in 1980 were never intended to be built with 2019 in mind. I loved my Centipede, Asteroids Deluxe, Tempest and Missile Command machines, but there came a point where I couldn't keep up with them. I love my EM pinball...

New lower price!

I have: (1) Joystick (no switches) (1) Joystick (with switches) (16) black buttons (1) white button (17) switches All for $32 shipped U.S. only.

Does the 412 in 1 board require a trackball to be wired via the JAMMA harness, or is there a connector like the 60 in 1 has?

Thank you! Enjoy!