Have these two been found?

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1) Centuri's D-Day
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Universal's Fantastic Voyage
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I passed bidding on a $40 D-Day back when I picked up my Crazy Climber.

If I had bought it, it would have been for the monitor.
I recall some guys going ape-shit over one here a couple of years ago.

So, sure- they exist.

Kerry
 
I passed bidding on a $40 D-Day back when I picked up my Crazy Climber.

If I had bought it, it would have been for the monitor.
I recall some guys going ape-shit over one here a couple of years ago.

So, sure- they exist.

Kerry

Kerry was it the *Centuri* version or the one it shows on the database here?
 
I'm pretty sure it was the Centuri one. I don't recall any elaborate graphics on the side.
I thought I had a picture of it somewhere, but I can't find it right off.

K
 
I picked up a game a couple of weeks ago and one of the cabs ended up being a converted D-Day. I couldn't figure out what it was until I found the tag inside with the name on it.

It's the 10 Yard Fight '85 in this thread.

http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=230815

If anyone wants it and has a cab I can use in trade then they can have it. I got it for the monitor, but am thinking of converting it to a vertical machine to put a Pleiads or Phoenix into.

-JM
 
Have these two been found?

Both the Olympia and Centuri versions of D-Day are emulated in MAME, so at least the dumping team got their hands on both ROMsets.

I've never heard of Fantastic Voyage. Do you have any other information on it?
 
What about Off The Wall and Toggle. (not Off the wall breakout style by atari).!.?
 
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