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Pot of Gold?

Found a nice set of Pac-Man tins at an estate sale yesterday.:)

I second this - Zapcon 2026!!!

This! Especially in today's corporate world where clueless management loves to pile on mountains of red tape, administrative overhead and Program Management BS.

Congratulations! The time does pass unbelievably quickly. My oldest just turned 18 and started college. She was the inspiration (three years ago) to buy our first machine (Tempest), and the time spent since, collecting, repairing and playing additional machines, has been some of the most...

Perhaps it is a Knockout board? https://www.arcade-museum.com/Videogame/knock-out

Thank you for the kind words. The fan is primarily to cool the DK TKG-3 4-board stack. One of the graphics chips would get warm and cause glitches, but with the fan, it never misses a beat. As you alluded to, the sixth port of the switcher can easily be extended outside the cabinet for...

Not sure if this fits exactly in line with the question, but we are using a Dynamo HS-1 - originally set up as a dedicated 1943. The original monitor was necked when we purchased the cabinet. We added a 6-way Riddled TV Switcher and a 20" 4:3 LCD display on a rotating mount. Five slots in the...

Wanted to share a positive experience... Ordered a set of Crystal Castles cocktail CPOs last week (showed as in-stock) - and received them today. Very pleasantly surprised.

Ding-ding-ding, we have a winner!

Unexpected find for the evening. Super excited to bring this one back to life! :D (Let the silhouette guessing begin). Edit after @Atari Force correctly identified this cocktail as a Crystal Castles. Cabinet cleaning is underway and the trackballs have been disassembled. PCB testing will have...

Pursuit appears to be labeled as "Pursuit-Missile" in the 1977 DRA price guide under Kee Games. They list the release date as April of 1975 which is pretty close to the information @greedycrisp listed. Edit: The Spring 1978 publication then lists a game called "Pursuit" under the Atari name...

https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/how-many-bronze-age-games-do-you-have.468381/page-2 According to this post from 2020, @pat9000 might have one.

Here are some pictures of the Thief cocktail. Definitely not one you see every day.

One method for accomplishing this is demonstrated in this video starting at 7:20

Surely, the camping trip departure could wait a few hours.....;)

Reminds me of No Man's Land.:unsure:

You can convert it to use an MP3 player instead of the tape player, as an FYI.

You are correct - Remco. I confused it with a street in El Paso named Remcon Circle. Thank you for noticing the error.