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Now that you've bumped me, I've now at least ordered all the IC's that I didn't have in stock.

I have sold a couple of pcb's, I have yet to finish populating one and trying it out. Too many other things got in the way.

You're welcome. Although as Hudsonarcade has mentioned, having the text in that particular rom does not mean that the instructions to print that text on screen would have to be in the same rom.

Here's an excerpt from D2: @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@PLAQER@ONE@UPPLAQER@TWOPLAQER@JUMPS@AGAINADDITIONAL@GAMEOVERHIGH@SCORE0SAMEGOGET@READQBONUSK@INSERT@COINTO@START@GAMEPRESS@ONE@PLAQER@BUTTONDEPOSIT@2ND@COINFOR@2@PLAQER@GAMEPRESS@TWO for some reason the letter Y is displayed as Q in the rom but...

I looked inside the binaries in a hex editor and saw all the game text in Eprom D2. I'm working on a Clowns pcb myself now, and that's how I found this thread. Frans

Did you ever get it fixed? The eprom with the start message is likely D2.

Yes please.

I have three pcb's with the FTDI chip on it left over.

I'm still interested too...

We paid 3000 Euro's for our Pong in the Nationaal Videogame Museum. I've seen Computer Space sell for 6000 Euro's.

I have the pcb's. They do have solder mask but they're goldplated and look great. I cannot check if once built if they'll work straight away so until someone builds one there's a small risk when buying one that it may nnot work straight away.

They're being manufactured now, I'll probably receive them by the end of next week. These are basically 1:1 repro's from the original board.

Also the Amiga 1000 team did the same thing :cool:

If you guys are interested to see what his class is like, we're streaming the one he's holding in our Videogame Museum in The Netherlands, today he covered basic electronics and tomorrow component repair, and then he'll move into crt repair. It started today and goes on until Sunday the 23rd of...

I'll probably get them done soon now. I'll post here when I have them. Frans

Your Pong pcb is based on a Ball and Paddle chip, the AY chip in the middle. This is different from the Pong that was in the Arcade cabinet. I'd say more like the home versions. Which is fine ofcourse, I just wanted to inform you.

Glad you found some!

I do have a couple of extra boards but getting them to you from The Netherlands maybe a bit of a hassle...

Boosting an old thread... I just saw this now. I'm head TD of the Nationaal Videogame Museum, and that is indeed our Sidam Asteroids. The marquee is the Atari original marquee as we did not have the Sidam marquee in our posession. A cool thing about those ashtrays, they're only there to hold...

An empty goldplated pcb will probably cost around 30 Euro's plus shipping... Would that be acceptable?