xxstatic
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I kind of like the cpo and the buttons, not digging the "Goldmember" styling around the monitor though...
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I think this was one of the games still left in the original Atari headquarters when Midway West was shut down in 2003, and it was sold to "the highest bidder" (atariscott may know more...)
See pics #2 and 3 on this page:
http://www.atarigames.com/index.php...t-days-of-atari-games&catid=4:images&Itemid=4
Ed does not own it. It was in the pile of games that were sold when Midway closed the Atari building in Milpitas. I offered big money for it, but they turned me down and sent it to Chicago. It's currently in the Cafeteria at whatever Midway is called now.
Ed owns a standard Asteroids machine, which belonged to his wife. She has it, before she met him. I fixed it for him last year.
Scott
www.atarigames.com
Ed owns a standard Asteroids machine, which belonged to his wife. She had it, before she met him. I fixed it for him last year.
www.atarigames.com
I kind of like the cpo and the buttons, not digging the "Goldmember" styling around the monitor though...
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Ed does not own it. It was in the pile of games that were sold when Midway closed the Atari building in Milpitas. I offered big money for it, but they turned me down and sent it to Chicago. It's currently in the Cafeteria at whatever Midway is called now.
Ed owns a standard Asteroids machine, which belonged to his wife. She had it, before she met him. I fixed it for him last year.
Scott
www.atarigames.com
He can't fix his own game he designed?
What was wrong with it?
That "Gold" monitor shroud looks like shit. It's not even centered and it's "wavy".
If your going to parade that thing around at least take 30 seconds to make it look half way descent.
Reminds me of a 60-1/mame project. It's only missing a set of "wings".