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Possibly. Again, other than being of higher quality than the compressed YouTube video, what difference would having it make? The footage is out there for anybody to download and put into a format for Daphne. Concentrate on getting the game supported in Daphne using the available code, because...

The laserdisc only contains the video footage. If the code that Ken recovered is complete, then your best bet is to support it with Daphne and use the footage with it. I no longer own the laserdisc. I ripped the footage and sold the disc some 25 years ago. There are other copies of the...

No and no.

Now it's Frostbite's turn :/ https://www.facebook.com/reel/785290654569281 It has the player's character jumping on a polar bear that has a riding saddle!

Are you sure it was labeled as such? Midway didn't start labeling their arcade games with both names until 1982.

Just saw this posted on Facebook. More generative AI nonsense, this time with the box art for Activision's H.E.R.O. that has the character grabbing a stick of dynamite, which turns into a.... I dunno. A scroll? A pumpkin roll? https://www.facebook.com/reel/1392779988955360

I've been worshiping at the House of Nolan my whole life.

Whoa..whoa... WHOA! Nutting had their own boxes?? And Grinkers ripped it open?!?

They could open up the coin door, and snake in a camera, like what they've done with certain sections of the Great Pyramid :)

I'd rather play games than collect them, so I have mixed feelings about a display like this :) The packing isn't anything special, and from the looks of it, there's not even any packing or paper around the machine. It's just a game in a plain box, strapped to a pallet. I'd rather see the...

Although Videotopia's info stands (which unfortunately weren't with every game they had on display) were the ultimate standard as far as quality and information (the ones for their home systems were another matter...), ACAM's typical info placards are certainly informative and respectful of the...

Ohh... shame they cut the box, because when they did that, they practically cut the game's value in half - IN HALF I say!

Ms. Gorf related threads: https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/ms-gorf.456506/ https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/cool-80s-video.232172/#post-2069590

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VAX-11

I'm sure they would. If only one existed.

Related links: https://forums.atariage.com/topic/304650-ataris-unreleased-garfield-arcade-game-design-idea-document/ https://arcadeheroes.com/2020/04/02/lost-from-1983-garfields-quest-by-atari/

The canoe aspect is unique, but it's another 'up the river' game, like River Patrol and Tug Boat.

I've heard of that anti-glare kit, but never had it on any of the several Deluxe uprights I've had over the years, and never saw it on anyone else's. Plus BITD, most arcades in my area had low or no lighting from above, and glare wasn't an issue that I recall. I also remember playing a Deluxe...

... and yet, they're in a museum. Did anyone also notice the strip of plastic that's riveted across the top of the Asteroids Deluxe monitor bezel? lol C'mon, that's ghetto. If anyone remembers visiting Videotopia years ago, they often had a large stand next to each machine that offered some...