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Hi, How does NBA JAM play, and have you tried NBA JAM TE? Which emulator/settings did you use to get it working?

Is the PLCC code available somewhere?

How did you go having a look? Still keen to do mine :)

It was here - http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=129573 Never ended up getting anywhere, I tried every revision and it was no good.

I tried to convert my NBA JAM board to T.E. and it just showed garbled graphics. Made a thread about it her with no real outcome. Happy to hear if anyone figures it out!!

I think they're rubbish personally, far too overpriced for the cheaply built kit they are. Note: for disclosure I run a store selling parts and machines etc in Australia, but this does not affect my opinion of the xarcade!

I'm rather busy at the minute so couldn't do a distance house call, but if you can get it to Newcastle I repair machines.

Ha, glad I'm not the only one on here looking and dreaming about the games we can't get here (and the prices!).

monsterkong PM'd me for more info on the cap trick, so I thought I'd post it here too. You need to use a electrolytic capacitor with a value of <10µf, rated at least 10V. Put a multimeter across the "Power ON" pins on the motherboard (it should read around 5V). If the number is positive, then...

That will turn the power supply on but may cause othe problems with the pc not thinking it has been booted. Easiest way is to hook a capacitor over the power on pins on the motherboard instead of having it go to the switch. Works every time.

Still a massive waiting list over here in Australia, not happy :(. They're not even taking orders here any more.

Ha, not sure if it is great minds think alike, or is that fools seldom differ ;):D I was born on the 5th of October, few different years though (84). Kev

I've always made up a wooden adapter that uses the mounting holes on the back of the monitor to secure the monitor to the wood, and then drill holes in the wood where the original monitor holes are. Also paint the wood black to make it stealthy :)

If you're just wanting to play the game and not actually after the full kit, do you know you can get other games working on different security carts now?

Awesome mate, looks fantastic. A lot of games we don't see here often :). Did you convert them to 240v or do you have a transformer running them?

Proper SEGA locks are not tubular, they're a flat with a ridge on each side.

I've done it in the past with just 4 small push buttons laid out in a up-down-left-right diamond - lets face it, it's only for testing, not playing. Edit - other thing I've done before is gut a SNES or Mega Drive (err... Genesis for you guys) pad and hard wire it as a controller.

Funny you say that... I used to work at a large multinational company, and we had some bigwigs over from the US who we took out to lunch. While we were walking back (through a shopping centre so that one of them could withdraw money) they saw a sign advertising cheap "double plugger thongs" -...

Let me know if you come down to Newcastle NSW... we are a friendly bunch down here :) If you are going this way, flick me a email - [email protected] and I'll shout you a beer or three and introduce you to some cool guys :)

The mames file is the source code only. You need the compiled version! Sent from my HTC HD7 using Board Express