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No love? Evidently there IS two separate audio channels. Not noticing any sounds missing but I suspect there may be some slightly audio volume differences in the samples to create some sort of separation of the two channels. I think the first thing i'll do is move the audio in from one...

I've never seen such a thing. That is... awesome.

I had the left side speaker go out on my Race Drivin'... it now just sort of lightly buzzes. I don't notice any sound missing. Is Race Drivin' stereo or mono? If the latter... why two separate sound channels? Also, any tips on where to look to potentially fix the issue (other than to...

metal to metal gears = tick nylon to nylon gears = thud :) I can see how that could be madening.

I guess that's a thing?

Anyone here work on Namco boards? Not even sure if this PCB is worth the repair to be honest... it's not super expensive or anything.

No change re-seating socketed chips.

While I have tapped all (socketed) chips with no success... I have not pulled/re-seated them. Will give it a go. I have also adjusted the voltage with no change (it was a bit low earlier).

Had a working Point Blank... for quite a while. I went out to power up yesterday and I got what you see below. Graphical issues. Game plays... but words are missing letters... backgrounds are messed up, etc. Suggestions?

It used to communicate with the Atomiswave people I think... not 100% sure.

This is what the Atomiswave unit looks like with the net board... The metal colored device is the net board. I do believe only Extreme Hunting II uses it (maybe some horse racing game too or something). IMHO Extreme Hunting (the original) is a little better.... version 2 gave incentive to...

Extreme Hunting II should have a net-board attached to it. If it doesn't... it won't work. Try turning up the monitor brightness a little. I assume you have pistols? My Atomiswave games use rifles...

Skipping needs fixing. Resetting needs fixing. Crazy fast asteroids... keep it! :)

Is that voltage measured at the PCB or PS? Also, IIRC this PCB is power hungry...

...same with China FWIW... their 80cc motors are actually 66-68cc motors (depending on stroke) in the U.S...

20" (officially)... Japanese measurements. Hence the name "20-EZ"

Well now poop... I might have to look in to doing this... running the three NFS's is getting a bit old...

...not...

Nope... it's just a tower in there though. ;)

@osver ... ;)