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Tip: attend the Free Play Florida event in Orlando in November. It's where a lot of arcade collectors will be. Get involved in the community if you like: https://www.freeplayflorida.com/ and also at the main Florida collector's site forum: http://www.villagebbs.com/forum/index.php/board,5.0.html

Both are nice cabinets. If one is in clearly better condition I would go for that one. CRT based cabinets have a unique appearance that are not replicated by other display technologies due to the phosphor motion trail glow persistence. Most people can readily see this effect on a game like...

May be interesting to cut the bottom portion off to make a sit down shooter. As an upright, I think these are a nice format and remember a Viper Phase 1 at an auction in this cabinet, and have played a Raiden in one also.

SF2:CE also came in an HS-5 Dynamo cabinet, and the serial tag on the back will say SFIII on it.

Guzzler Pengo Pacman series Tutankham Dig Dug Mr. Do

Have both the Braze kit and the HSS one. Both good values, the HSS is said to have same/correct colors for Centipede. The addition of Warlords is decent and controls fine I think with a trackball, keeping in mind of course that it is one player only and I'll usually fire the game up and play...

I've added RCA jacks to a CPS1 board so it would put out dual mono, had just soldered wires to a Jamma edge extender attached to the board.

Nice idea, maybe could add a feature for dual RCA jacks like on a CPS2 cart so it could be plugged into cabinets wired for stereo (even if the game outputs mono itself)

Glad this game was saved and in the hands of someone who appreciates it for its value as a game for what it is to him. Have seen a few over the years and I've been working on a functioning one on and off the past few months, it's really quite a special game and fun to play.

This Sargent crimper also had been highly recommended to me for some crimping tasks: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CIRFSEG/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_5?smid=A6AY1HFZHO49U&psc=1 I'm in the midst of considering various crimpers for different things myself.

Double Dragon & DD2 Final Fight, Ghouls 'n Ghosts and other Capcom and Capcom CPS1 games Time Soldiers Off Road R-Type Outrun Shinobi Altered Beast Arkanoid Life Force Contra Rampage

Nanao MS2931 Zenith K7000A 4600 (I haven't had one fail though, just mentioning as I don't know if repros are made, the width coil is a more common fail point that also could use a more readily available replacement)

Street Fighter III: Third Strike, Final Fight, Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Food Fight, Robotron, Super Punch-Out

Yes, I still have it.

Yes, Space Invaders II is quite fun in vs mode as you can shoot the other player on opposite side of screen.

@JamBurglar - The 11 board is the one made with some issues I believe so that it does not result in the fluctuating sound pitch.

That looks like a converted Wizard of Wor control panel. Some people do like to play T&F with a joystick hitting left and right back and forth for the run motion.

208,295 on a Galaga machine I've got. It was set on freeplay when I picked it up before restoring it so I wonder how many games have been played on it.

If welding doesn't turn out, you might also use 26g to 28g steel patches and affix on the underside with JB Weld or another epoxy and then after fill the circle with more JP Weld and smooth. Or you might place a cut sheet of 26g steel from Lowes and adhere it with epoxy right on top and then...

Most any of the Midway games like Pacman are the best size to monitor ratio to use as purely a game table. Food Fight works really well. Tempest makes sense as the idea of the game is actually that the monsters are coming out of a hole. The table is also huge so it is functionally a good...