WTB: Capcom Fighting Evolution (Capcom Fighting Jam) arcade game

[NamiraIzQueen]

This one is mostly hated but it's an oddity that needs more love! Especially with the character roster. I believe some people have kits with the gd roms and marquee security chip etc. in a different cabinet like Virtua Tennis which also uses Naomi hardware. These are rare let alone finding a dedicated cabinet though I think it exists. I'm looking for a dedicated cabinet though I would still love a conversion that has the marquee gd rom and marquee. It's clear that so much love went into the game!

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

Sorry to everyone for posting so much!

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

Just testing the waters. I'm considering getting something else instead not sure.

 

[KidVidiot]

Why would you think this had a dedicated cabinet?

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

Why would you think this had a dedicated cabinet?

Hmm… maybe because I guess l thought the title gained more traction in Japan and because you never know lol.

 

[KidVidiot]

Hmm… maybe because I guess l thought the title gained more traction in Japan and because you never know lol.

I mean you do know though...pretty much no Capcom fighting game had a dedicated cabinet (depending on your definition) since the original Street Fighter with the pneumatic buttons.

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

I mean you do know though...pretty much no Capcom fighting game had a dedicated cabinet (depending on your definition) since the original Street Fighter with the pneumatic buttons.

No, I don't think that's accurate. You can find multiple pcbs for capcom games street fighter ii, alpha 2 darkstalkers, etc. So you're saying arcade owners just swapped pcbs whenever a new Capcom game came out? Also the key like you said is depending on your definition.

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

Also the boards essentially leak and are useless afterward (especially the CPS ii ones) correct?

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

That has no bearing on this specific game though but still…

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

Also the boards essentially leak and are useless afterward (especially the CPS ii ones) correct?

Unless you phoenix them the lithium battery leaks and kills the board and nothing boots. Eventually that's what happens.

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

Also Capcom may have not developed these games but they did help publish the arcade versions of Battle arena toshinden 2 and dead or alive 2 if my memory serves correctly. I don't know if that counts but…

 

[KidVidiot]

No, I don't think that's accurate. You can find multiple pcbs for capcom games street fighter ii, alpha 2 darkstalkers, etc. So you're saying arcade owners just swapped pcbs whenever a new Capcom game came out? Also the key like you said is depending on your definition.

Yes. They were all kit games. That's literally what happened.

 

[NamiraIzQueen]

Yes. They were all kit games. That's literally what happened.

Ok. Interesting. Street Fighter the movie game has a dedicated cabinet though. But I'm still learning so you can't expect me to know everything.

 

[KidVidiot]

Ok. Interesting. Street Fighter the movie game has a dedicated cabinet though. But I'm still learning so you can't expect me to know everything.

That was also a kit, meant for the capcom big blue cabinet.

 

[DreamTR]

Original model Street Fighter Champion Edition non Z back was the first big blue generation 1 and dedicated.

There are large marquees on cabinets that were shipped with the other Street Fighter games, Hyper Fighting as kit with large marquee, SSF2, SSF2T, Alpha 1, Alpha 2. Alpha 3 was strictly kit only and not necessarily for big blue.

Street Fighter the Movie does have large marquee and technically like Bloodstorm its own cabinet.

Anyway, in regards to Fighting Jam, I have a marquee and PCB for it. We had this in an NBA Jam cabinet for awhile and is System 246. Not Naomi. Not GD Rom. Marquee I am pretty sure we had made years ago when it was in a cabinet but its been awhile