FS: Confidentail Mission Board set

RJ

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I have a pulled working Sega Confidential Mission Board set for sale.
This includes all the Boards for the Game,still mounted on the service board and I am including the set of optical sensors that suround the monitor to aid in gun shot placement.

The Gdrom drive is not included as it is needed for another game.

This board set and optical sensors came out of the sit down larger projection screen version. I am asking $150.00 shipped to the lower 48.

Thanks

RJ
 
I have a pulled working Sega Confidential Mission Board set for sale.
This includes all the Boards for the Game,still mounted on the service board and I am including the set of optical sensors that suround the monitor to aid in gun shot placement.

The Gdrom drive is not included as it is needed for another game.

This board set and optical sensors came out of the sit down larger projection screen version. I am asking $150.00 shipped to the lower 48.

Thanks

RJ

Can this be swapped into a House of the Dead 2 cabinet without much effort?
 
Board Pics

When I finally make it home tonight I will post some pics of the board set.

RJ
 
Pictures

Here are a couple of pictures of the boards I have for the Confidential Mission game.
I do not have the GD Rom drive unit or the Disk. Pictures show the main board,I believe to be the security board and the sensors that went around the outside of the screen to aid the gun alignment to target.

RJ
 

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One more pic

here is another picture of the main board
 

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Board Set

Bump $125.00 shipped to the lower 48 states.
 
Another option with the Sega gun games is to get a Dreamcast and a special jamma converter that will allow you to play these games in a standard cabinet with regular light guns. You can even coin up. The dreamcast can support VGA output so if you have a vga monitor handy the games can look pretty good, otherwise you are playing them in standard res, which is a step down from the medium res of the arcade versions.
 
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