Vongoosewink
Well-known member
Hey gang,
Got a question here, hopefully someone can help. I've got a Jamma cab that I'd like to be able to run 'Gate of Doom' in, but when I hook up the board, the game is upside down.
I know about the dip switches -- I tried flipping the dip to flip the screen, but it is still the same. And I've tested about 2 dozen other games on this cab, they all display correctly.
Thinking the Gate of Doom board might be jinxed, I pulled out my OTHER Gate of Doom board, and still the same thing -- upside down, even when the dip switch is flipped. So I tested the Gate of Doom in another cab (set up for Konami 4-player), and it displays correctly.
Anybody have an idea what is going on with this? I'm stumped. I know you can hack the back of your monitor to flip the screen, but I don't want to have to do this (the idea is to be able to swap games out of this machine, but this one just doesn't seem to want to work.)
Got a question here, hopefully someone can help. I've got a Jamma cab that I'd like to be able to run 'Gate of Doom' in, but when I hook up the board, the game is upside down.
I know about the dip switches -- I tried flipping the dip to flip the screen, but it is still the same. And I've tested about 2 dozen other games on this cab, they all display correctly.
Thinking the Gate of Doom board might be jinxed, I pulled out my OTHER Gate of Doom board, and still the same thing -- upside down, even when the dip switch is flipped. So I tested the Gate of Doom in another cab (set up for Konami 4-player), and it displays correctly.
Anybody have an idea what is going on with this? I'm stumped. I know you can hack the back of your monitor to flip the screen, but I don't want to have to do this (the idea is to be able to swap games out of this machine, but this one just doesn't seem to want to work.)

