Help me decide

jardine

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Hey guys, I have the opportunity of two of the following cabs. What would you guys go for out of interest?

DK
Galaga
Track and Field
Karate Champ
Double Dragon

Help me....;)
 
Hehe, thought so. Thanks guys, wonder if i had changed the list around to read

Double Dragon
DK
Track and Field
Karate Champ
Galaga...

if it would have changed things....lol.

Was going towards DK and Galaga anyway, just needed to hear it from you all :)
 
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except for the fact that galaga is stupid, and nobody knows how to say it anyway.

donkey kong and track and field
 
+1 DK and Galaga.

Of course, this is assuming you have no other machines.

I have a dedicated NBA Jam and custom built mame...will these two still fit?

Interesting only one person has mentioned Track and Field, but that could be because I didn't have Tron in my lineup of games ;)
 
I'd go Track and Field and Double Dragon.

DK's and Galaga's are a dime a dozen, can be found on multi PCBs, etc. T&F is the ultimate party game, and Double Dragon give you a ton of JAMMA options with an easy to swap PCB cabinet.

It really is a no brainer.
 
I'd go Track and Field and Double Dragon.

DK's and Galaga's are a dime a dozen, can be found on multi PCBs, etc. T&F is the ultimate party game, and Double Dragon give you a ton of JAMMA options with an easy to swap PCB cabinet.

It really is a no brainer.

I hate when Jow is the voice of reason, but I must agree.
 
I'd go Track and Field and Double Dragon.

DK's and Galaga's are a dime a dozen, can be found on multi PCBs, etc. T&F is the ultimate party game, and Double Dragon give you a ton of JAMMA options with an easy to swap PCB cabinet.

It really is a no brainer.

Yea but how many DK's and Galaga's are in Austrailia?
 
I'd personally go for Track & Field and Karate Champ, despite my not knowing which of these four are the hardest to come by "Down Under".

My arcade library will eventually encompass games like those two that are at least a *tad* obscure{at least in comparision to Donkey Kong and/or Galaga}.

Ultimately, pricing would make a difference if I was in your shoes, too{unless they're all priced within the same range}.


I recently had the opportunity to play Track & Field in its original arcade glory{after years of NES-only play}, and it was both entertaining and challenging{thanks, Jeff F}!

Double Dragon is a bit of a wild-card, as you can't really ever go wrong with a DD title{I hope to someday own the Neo Geo/film version...but I need a MVS first}.

Best of luck to you in whichever games you end up buying, Jardine!
 
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