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Wow, that sounds like a cool gig to kick off summer with.

I remember that one. Had Rod Serling on the backglass smoking a cigarette, the open door with empty stars and space beyond it... Memory fades though, maybe that's just what I think it looked like...

Yeah? I was reading a post about the first BK's being maintenance nightmares. Hopefully that's not the case with BK2K's.

Shoot the bastards

There's only one arcade machine I'd ever need if I were to ever be lucky enough to track one down. A 1986/87 Williams Black Knight 2000 pinball machine. THAT is what would complete me. I have no idea what pinball machines cost. it would probably scare me to discover that lol.

Yeah for a little while, He wound being planted at the South Portland store where I worked, and the regional guy's name was Mike, a larger guy with a mustache. He was cool. I worked DM '87-89 a little after you.

Remember that jackass we had for a boss? Dennis was his first name. Tall skinny guy also worked at Happy wheels in Scarborough. Arrogant prick he was, seemed to be always hanging around with the under-age girls, remember him?

Where's Funspot in NH? We had one in South Portland, but it moved like 25 years ago.

Cool. You have a Dream Machine token pic. I used to work at the DM at the Maine Mall. Wow, what a miscreant lot we were in those dayz. I miss em. lol.

You guys are gonna laugh. I'm in Western Maine 6 miles from NH border, but it's easy for me to get to Old Orchard beach where the only known functioning arcade I know of is still there.

Ok, now for the Ultimate in idiot questions ready? Do Public arcades really exist anymore, and and if they do, why can't i find one? I'm so effing jonesing man. LoL

Is this a forum for people with the large real arcade machines, or is it also for mamers? I've read alot of the back pages of posts and most talk about buying, selling, owning and fixing the cabinet uprights.

YES! This was the fix. Thanks so much for your help. This forum is great. I've been looking for a place to discuss this stuff with people for some time now.

Isn't that just blanking wonderful. That just says to me: "Hey you guys, we got this problem, it should be taken care of right, now, but let's make it worse. Then it'll be fun for everyone." (This seems to be the thought process at the place I work also)

Ok, I dLed it, and yes it seems to be very unfriendly towards me. You say I can scan my entire roms folder? The thing I'm having trouble with is how to tell it which folder to go after. There's no New/file/View/Options/Tools tabs in the window it opens into, so I have no clue how to get it...

I put both into folder, and they're both highlighted by Mame indicating that they both have problems. I DLed the japanese version earlier and got the same error messages. Rush'n Attack does the same thing with the newest version of Mame, but when I put that into the Mame copy I have from '99 it...

So how does that work? does it have instructions?

I have done that, from 3 different sites. None of them seem to work. That's why I researched to find out if it was protected and discovered that it is not. Why would the same rom from several sites all be incorrect? I find it highly unlikely the chances of that. I've tried two different...

I type into google for it, but I haven't been getting anywhere that i can dL it. This is very frustrating. I've never heard of having to go get an additional file to go with the rom. We're talking a simple vertically-standing cabinet arcade game from 1986, nothing special there. seemingly anyways...

Yeah, the real game was much better. You could have 4 options to fight alongside you, the Nintendo one only allows you to have 2. The graphics were also not as pixelated