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Has anyone here ever rented out their machines before? So I've had my collection for a while now and lately I found myself loaning out a machine or two to various of mine temporarily for various uses. For a couple years now, I've had a custom 60-in-1 that I've built as a sort of " loaner"...

I'm good, but thanks for letting me know! Unfortunately that 1987 remake has been part of the reason why it's been such a pain to search as has further obscured the original.

Oh my god! Do you have a link to the auction by chance? Even if the link is dead I could try using the wayback machine!

SEGA Heavyweight Champ 1976 - Lost Game - Looking for Clues I recently stumbled across the short lost media wiki article for SEGA's Heavyweight Champ (1976) describing how no known functioning cabinets still exist and was intrigued...

I too am interested in any blank pcbs you may have! I have a TV Ping Pong machine that I was unsuccessful in trying to get working again and am looking for alternative options. Please pm me if you have any blank k boards still for sale!

Chicago Coin TV Ping Pong (Atari Pong Clone) Restoration Hello KLOV: Just here to show a bit of a project I've been working on. I've worked on a fair few games in the past, but now I'm working on my first TTL game! A 1973 Chicago Coin TV Ping Pong. It's essentially one of many Pong Clones made...

Awesome! While I'll always be a little sad on the inside that I wasn't able to get this machine for myself, I'm more than happy to have helped contribute to raising awareness about it! Also, to clarify, while I'm not sure if the 4th digit of the serial was a 0 or a 6, I can tell you for certain...

Really? When did he acquire it?

You remember correctly on all those accounts. By around 2009 all their classic games were turned into dedicated MAME's and BAD ones, at that. I understand that operators have to make money, but FFC cuts corners on so much stuff and in the worst possible ways, it's just plain disgusting. Their...

It's hard to tell from the picture since my camera was crap, but when I looked at it in person, it looked to me like #10004. I think the squiggle above is just a scratch that refracted some light. Though, given how long ago this was, who knows. My memory could be faulty or I could have read it...

Hah! That's pretty funny. I probably would try that, if it were still in the possession of FFC, which as far as I can tell it's not anymore. So, with 4 years passed, this game could be anywhere.

Hello KLOV forum members. I've known about this site's existence for some time now and I've finally decided to join because I have something to show you that you may be interested in. A few years ago I found what is, as far as I can tell, an undiscovered Yellow Computer Space cabinet. Here's...