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not today, but 2 days ago i recapped a non-working k7000 i got for free (btw was my second free monitor in my area within 6 months) to replace the matsushita that is non-working. this was the first cap kit i ever did and i was filled with joy when i saw the best arcade game ever on my screen!!

heres one to kick off 2024:

apologies for the delay, thank you ss now i can finally get pole position to 100%

Get the Led out for the backdoors!

Hello! Would like to know what cabinet this is...

Hello darlings! Just a curious question that came to my mind. Lemme hear your responses!

They have 2 Jousts apparently...

I would like to know how common it is to see Williams games in another Williams cabinet. For instance, this Joust in a Robotron at my local arcade.

I'm gonna be completely honest, I forgot I created this thread.

I heard that issue was a sound problem. Hopefully we get to see it 100% whenever you bring it out next!

Probably sometime in late '83 or early '84.

I saw that cabinet in some videos a while ago. I never knew he had a site for it!

Bally's Aladdin's Castle in Matteson. It's probably closed by now.

I was beginning to think that it was a custom make because of the whute Midway coin door. Thanks for sharing! Did you do the art yourself? And speaking of, what does the side art look like?

We do know that it was set for US release under the name Pac-Man and Chomp Chomp and it was going to be in a Mappy style cabinet. This was on location in Illinois and I believe is the only one to exist!

Here it is right here.

I know there was one at funspot but is currently in storage. Was that a custom built machine or imported from Japan? And has the artwork been vectorized? And do one of you own one?

Things that give me anxiety #46197

o obviously the beatles are better

Ngl, their rearends are cool, but it's the booba I am more interested in XD