What’s One Arcade Game You Regret Selling or Passing On?

[Mojodog333]

My first project would have been a reasonably priced Gravitar that played blind. I thought it was pricy for a project... it wasn't. I thought fixing a vector would be too much of a challenge for a first project.... @andrewb showed me otherwise...

But I'm over it...mostly. But when I see one in front of me, this guy gets in my head...lol

 

[vintagegamer]

Star Trek SOS Captains Chair project.
The wife said NOPE. Still not happy.

Shame, at least the chair can be turned off

 

[fleckopolis]

I sold a nice Tutankham many years ago when times got tough. Been looking for one for many years.

FS Game: - Tutankham dedicated upright by Stern

Up for sale is a dedicated Tutankham up right arcade machine by Stern. Game is all original and looks good. Has a few bumps and bruises but overall displays well. The monitor has great color and looks great has Tutankham burn. The machine is all original except for upgraded joysticks I have an...

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[Mojodog333]

The wife said NOPE. Still not happy.

 

[alexcc]

For me was a $200 Crystal Castles (short on space at the time) and a $100 Tac/Scan because I thought it was a converted Zaxxon cabinet and I didn't check before I left the warehouse.

 

[CaptainHendry]

I never sell anything so I don't have those regrets but I have passed up a couple games that I wish I'd bought.

A complete Aztarac which was priced a bit high but not crazy for that title. The guy literally told me, 'If you don't buy this one you'll probably never get another chance.' He was absolutely right. Still wish I'd found a way to make it happen.

And a Maneater. Same deal. It was a lot of money and I just didn't want to spend myself broke at that moment. Since then I've never seen one under $10k. Really love that cab.

Some of these things you really only get one chance.

 

[videodan]

I regret trading away my Elevator Action. I regret not buying a Space Zap for $100.