re-creating arcade PCBs with surface mount parts

[Jamesv833]

I believe very early I, Robot boards(Ice World?) used a ttl circuit in place of the ICY.
You may be able to get some info from the pics of these two sold lots.

Atari 'I, Robot' Project Document Archive from the collection

Sold for $27,188 | Substantial archive of development material for the innovative Atari, Inc. arcade shooter game I, Robot, deriving from the personal

www.rrauction.com

Atari 'Mondo Bondo / Boffo' 3-D and Video Processor Archive

Sold for $4,441 | Extensive archive of development material related to the Atari, Inc. video processor project ‘Mondo Boffo’ and the 3-D processor

www.rrauction.com

 

[andrewb]

I believe very early I, Robot boards(Ice World?) used a ttl circuit in place of the ICY.
You may be able to get some info from the pics of these two sold lots.

Atari 'I, Robot' Project Document Archive from the collection

Sold for $27,188 | Substantial archive of development material for the innovative Atari, Inc. arcade shooter game I, Robot, deriving from the personal

www.rrauction.com

Atari 'Mondo Bondo / Boffo' 3-D and Video Processor Archive

Sold for $4,441 | Extensive archive of development material related to the Atari, Inc. video processor project ‘Mondo Boffo’ and the 3-D processor

www.rrauction.com

Holy shit, those docs sold for $30k+??

Has anyone backed up copies of those images? Someone should get them on arcarc, before that site disappears.