I congratulated Armando personally, right after I saw his YouTube video. Even though it was done on the hardest difficulty and set to 5-men and no extras, unfortunately it wasn't on an original dedicated Galaga board (which is TG standard), due to the mod kit that was installed. But this doesn't by all means, take away from his incredible accomplishment. The game plays exactly the same, with or without the mod kit installed, but unfortunately, it would be rejected if he were to submit it to TG by the community who will end up voting on it. Besides, he told me that he didn't have the means to record his game in it's entirety, and wish he did, which he's working on trying to get the management to have something set up in place to capture his next attempt in it's entirety. What Armando will have to do is sign up as a member over at TG and then after accumulating enough submission points, request a new track to be opened for this type of board set. Then any score submitted from a player playing it on this board set with this mod will be posted to this track and kept separate from the original track.