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Yes, Thanks for these. I started dumping my 2708 eproms and found no matches on Romident. I can compare my set against yours.

Thats true. On the redemption machines we use, the quarter and nickel hoppers are interchangable. If we swap one out and there is a rouge coin still in it, it will get counted and dispensed.

That was pretty standard back in the day living in Michigan

Was always jealous of the people playing the newest games I would never see!

Just curious if you have any left and will these work on Kick/Kickman boards?

Was at an auction once where I saw a guy jumping for joy when he paid $400 for a beat up Rastan. I paid $50 for mine and that was high.

Just curious, where was the arcade? Last time I was in it, the arcade was right next to one of the front entrances at the mall. (I haven't been in that mall in over 10 years)

Yeah, the auction page listed the food court at the mall as the location of some of the games. He was on his way from work and wanted to check out. The ones in Marion are supposed to be in a storage unit across from the Illinois Centre Mall where the arcade used to be. I don't know of any...

Yes, many of us have been shafted by Rob's "cronies" in the past. You must realize that these employees worked for Rob and it is Rob's auction company. It would be a far stretch to say Rob didn't know what his employees were doing. That being said, it is his company. The buck stops there...

My buddy went to look at the games at the Carbondale mall and saw nothing there. Some of the items being sold were listed as being in the food court at the mall there, but he couldn't find anything.

The last time I heard him say that was in 2004 when nobody was paying high dollar for his POS pachinko machines or dead Megatouches. I actually haven't been to an auction he has been at since!

It was in Waterford Michigan. It was a bowling alley when I was a kid. Was a huge arcade in the '80's. Became a teen dance place after it closed.

I was always under the assumption it was Stratovox also.

1. Uh, yeah, right. 60+ games, There is always a few that won't fire up. 2. See #1. 3. Pole Position2 & a Sprint 2. Drives me nuts.

Bought my first game in 1988 in Reno Nv. I paid $75 for a Tutankham cocktail which I still have.

Great Vid!! Too bad they didn't go a step further and show the painting of the cabs. At 9:26 isn't that John Oates of Hall and Oats fame? LOL

Stencils for all games produced. PROMS for all games produced. Flybacks for all Chassis produced. (B&W, Color, XY) Several crates of B&W monitors... complete Several crates of XY monitors (B&W & Color) If I'm gonna dream, dream big!

I was going to tell you to try and short the INV line to activate the flip. I think I shorted the NINV when I was messing with it. Causing it to flip upside down.

Man that jolted a "forgotten" memory. I got hooked on PacMan at the gas station 2 blocks away from our house. Thanks for mentioning that!

Some of the artwork was pretty good for it's time. Cool thread.