I've been trying to help a fraternity there get their Virtua Fighter up and running via email. Its pretty time consuming considering its something that could probably be fixed or at least diagnosed in ten minutes.
The said they have no power at all. Nothing happens when they turn the game on.
I've told them to check the fuses and asked if they can hear the game play but quite frankly they have no idea what they are doing. They have a tight budget so it would probably be more of a good samaritan mission. If you can help let me know and I'll pass his email on to you and you can work it out.
It would be great if a member closer than I could help them. This machine is kind of like an heirloom to their frat. Oh, BTW, they would need a new joystick as one of theirs "fell apart".
The said they have no power at all. Nothing happens when they turn the game on.
I've told them to check the fuses and asked if they can hear the game play but quite frankly they have no idea what they are doing. They have a tight budget so it would probably be more of a good samaritan mission. If you can help let me know and I'll pass his email on to you and you can work it out.
It would be great if a member closer than I could help them. This machine is kind of like an heirloom to their frat. Oh, BTW, they would need a new joystick as one of theirs "fell apart".

