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Donkey kong We did the straw trick on donkey kong. You just flattened it and slid it in by the hinge and moved it around till it gave you credits. I remember having 90+ credits on one by a grocery store once. It didn't work on donkey kong jr

I had a cocktail super cobra. I suggest you go over there, play it for about an hour, by then you will have finished all ten levels, and you won't want to own it anymore.

Did anyone go to this auction? Any good stuff there?

I have one, I plan on working on it this summer. Sadly I have owned it for at least 8 years, I just haven't had a chance to fix it.

I went to Michigan State University from 89-92 and a guy on my floor brought a centipede and a fooseball table, they both barely fit in a tiny room across from our study lounge(to which we all had a key). Centipede didnt see much play, but we all played the hell out of that fooseball table.

I didnt see where you are selling the slot cars, and replacement parts for them. if you arnt selling the cars and such, you may be missing out on another source of revenue.

Now you just need a StarWars cabinet to put it in. then it will be really cool.

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I'd go with dkjr, I have one, and i upgraded it to double DK it gets a lot of play at my house.

I have a Gorf game(love it) and played alot of Tron back in the day, and remember getting bored with Tron after the first level. It just got too difficult to beat, maybe there are settings that can be changed, but tron just sucked after a while. I put it in the same category as Crystal castles...

From the pictures I dont see why you want to restore this game. it looks pretty good to me. Arcade games are supposed to be a little dinged up.

The coin door is kinda funky too.

Yeah i bought a crystal castles a long time ago(lame game, but a cool cab) it all worked out in the end, i traded it for a punch out even up, and later after growing tired of it, i sold it for a hundred more than i bought crystal castles for.

if the game was $1500 you would need 200 plays a day for 30 days at a quarter a game, to get your money back. if a game lasted on avg 3 min thats 10hours a day uninterupted game play.

I just checked craigslist and there is a working gorf in brighton for $250

galaga is more fun, but if you are going for nostalga, space invaders is pretty cool. especially when the sound is turned up loud. on another note someone mentioned gorf. and i concur it is a great game, one of my favorites. I would think about getting it over both galaga and space invaders.

dont bother on the super cobra cocktail, i had one ten years ago. after about an hour on the game, chances are you will have finished the whole game, and it will no longer be fun. Not much replay value in this game.

Well we would all love to hear about what you people got this weekend. Pics would be great.

I like the warrior idea(but i have an extra cinematronics xy monitor so this project would be easier for me than others) another idea would be space wars. cinematronics boards are not too hard to come by. plus isnt cinelabs working on a cpu for this?

if you dont care much about your old sony speakers just lay them down under your pinball machines, or spend money and buy little speakers and a powered sub. I use B&W speakers in my theater/arcade room, and a sunfire subwoofer. they sound awesome, but arnt really cheap. go to monoprice.com if...