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Do you still have the ripped footage? Even if this does not get supported via MAME or Daphne, this can be used to get it working via SINGE.

Here is a piece I cut out from the first non-cut corner control panel I had. Previous owner turned it to Swiss cheese but you can clearly see where they had markings for where you can stamp out the additional buttons in a 2x2 configuration.

I'll never use this control panel but I went ahead and stripped the panel bare and repaired the additional holes made. Just needs a skim coat of Bondo and primer.

I have begun the slow process of uploading arcade coin door manuals and service bulletins to the media section. This is unfortunately a little messy and hard to keep track of the pages but unfortunately the media section does not support uploading PDF documents. The collection now includes the...

xytek quietly made a lot of amusement games for other companies including redemption titles, golf games, kiddie rides and even video poker games. Their coin-op division was sold in 1995.

Gaming Alexandria's Dustin Hubbard has begun scanning the Amusement and Music Operators Association better known as the AMOA's 'The Location' newsletter. These newsletters were mailed to AMOA members twice a year and discussed topics such as the latest games, anti-counterfeiting awareness and...

Thanks to everyone involved, this is now officially available to play in the latest version of MAME https://www.mamedev.org/releases/whatsnew_0283.txt

So i've been able to identify two non-cut corner panels for the 3-KOAM K3. One comes almost blank with P1-P2 start buttons and the joystick holes stamped out. It then has 4 indentations for a 2x2 button layout for each player but they are not completely stamped out. Then there's the one i posted...

No Highly unlikely and more work than it's worth. looking back at some of my old trade show magazine clippings and photos I have laying around I've come to the realization that 3 - KOAM has shown off this control panel in the past. One time it was used with a display model of final fight at...

Well, I'm not entirely sure this could have been a trade show display model. The first showing of Punisher was in April of 1993. The second playable demo was side by side with Slam Masters in may of 1993 at a private Capcom event in Phoenix Arizona. By the time the game was officially announced...

Yeah i was thinking the same thing. Makes me wonder what made them build this cabinet.

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Be the case but the problem is that all of the punisher dedicated units that we know of came in the larger big blue style cabinet.

So it seems there's an interesting conundrum with this cabinet I destroyed. Punisher shows a release date of May of 1993. This z-back which is now in pieces shows a manufacturer date of October 26 1992. This z-back cabinet also shows no signs of it originally being red or blue like the Street...

^^ Whoever made that repro, it looks nothing like the original.

That's it! That now brings me to another oddity. I just gutted severely damaged K-3 Z-back that this control panel was on. The control panel is also a very uncommon non-cut corner variant with 2 joysticks and 2 action buttons stamped out. It makes me wonder whether 3-KOAM built a small batch of...

I had the unfortunate task to destroy a 3-KOAM K3 z back cabinet this week. This cabinet strangely came with a non-cut corner control panel which originally had two players and two buttons stamped out. This was later converted to a single player multicade. The original CPO was removed and over...

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Whoever wrote this has no grasp of the business side of this endeavor. Arcades and even Barcades aren't doing anywhere near as well as some people believe. I've helped close and liquidate 3 barcades in the last 18 months and my states largest arcades has moved on from a traditional arcade...