pinballace
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We're going to the MGC and setting up for the first time ever. We've got a bunch (and I mean a bunch) of classic video game stuff. I've primarily been in the pinball business for 25 years, I'm not too familiar with the interests in video side. We've got engineer drawings (original velum pencil drawings, blue print copies, sepia drawings and prints, mylar drawings and prints, original schematic pencil drawings, ect) BOM (Bill of Material) prints, manuals and other original factory documentation for a vast majority of Midway games produced (and many not produced) from 1978 through the mid 1980's and Williams games made in the same era.
The Midway info ranges from Space Invaders, kit info, Sente games (a bunch of Sente info), conversion info, project number info, info on games never produced and other stuff.
The Williams info includes the Defender, Joust, Robotron and othe production games. It also includes engineer log books from the early 1980's. Also found info for games like Devastator, a vector game never produced, Mystic Marathon, Splat, Inferno and a few others.
All this stuff is straight from the factory files we picked up a couple years ago.
What we're trying to figure out and hope some of you can help, what of this stuff would be of interest to the usual attendee's of the show?
Thanks,
James
Pinball Inc.
The Midway info ranges from Space Invaders, kit info, Sente games (a bunch of Sente info), conversion info, project number info, info on games never produced and other stuff.
The Williams info includes the Defender, Joust, Robotron and othe production games. It also includes engineer log books from the early 1980's. Also found info for games like Devastator, a vector game never produced, Mystic Marathon, Splat, Inferno and a few others.
All this stuff is straight from the factory files we picked up a couple years ago.
What we're trying to figure out and hope some of you can help, what of this stuff would be of interest to the usual attendee's of the show?
Thanks,
James
Pinball Inc.
