Yes! First game with instant replay! GCC made it and Quantum for Atari. Both weird, but beautiful games!Food Fight is so awesome. First arcade game to utilize the instant replay feature. Yes?
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Yes! First game with instant replay! GCC made it and Quantum for Atari. Both weird, but beautiful games!Food Fight is so awesome. First arcade game to utilize the instant replay feature. Yes?









Yeah I can provide a list when I'm done. I bought enough materials to make two. That second one has already been spoken for (assuming I don't fuck up the first one). But if there was interest (and it doesn't turn out to be a major pain in the ass) I'd consider making more of them.I am needing a harness myself for a Food Fight project so I would like to get details on your construction of the harness. A list of materials you bought from Wire-bot would help.
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Traced the rest of the harnessing. Just (im)patiently waiting for my wirebot order to arrive....
If you do put me down in the number 1 spot for sure.Yeah I can provide a list when I'm done. I bought enough materials to make two. That second one has already been spoken for (assuming I don't fuck up the first one). But if there was interest (and it doesn't turn out to be a major pain in the ass) I'd consider making more of them.
I got the dimensions/made the loom from the Dig Dug harness. The only difference I can discern between the Dig Dug cabinet layout and the food fight cabinet layout is that Dig Dug doesn't have a PCB cage and interface card. So I added a couple inches to the loom to account for it. I got the wiring colors from the schematics. I sourced the connectors based on the dig dug harness and what remaining connectors were left in my Food Fight cabinet. Using 18ga for power and 22ga for signal.
I have harnesses for Dig Dug (Food Fight), Centipede, Red Baron/Battlezone and partial I Robot I'm hoping to repair. I can't promise exactness in dimensions (I'm no @Charles Kline) but I can at least get the colors right and hope that it will look good in the cabinet. More to follow.
Does this indicate that the CPO was replaced more than 20 years ago when this was last worked on, or is it possible that the CPO is original to the machine with a mismatched Charlie Chuck?
Now just gotta figure out what the heck is wrong with it...
The chassis was cut up too. Didn't feel like trying to repair that damage at the moment when I could just put a nicer chassis in.Why not just move the tube to the original chassis and frame?



What was wrong? Loose connector??View attachment 775703
Got it going again. Was able to successfully calibrate the joystick and play a game!
For the initial boot problems, not sure. I reseated a bunch of stuff and it came up.What was wrong? Loose connector??