The original game didn't have a match feature?

So your startup script to update is also written in python?

Nothing more than mounting the solenoid, running the wire, connecting it to an unused transistor, and writing the code for it.

Wonder if you can somehow persuade the sound guys who originally worked on this game to give you copies of the original masters for music, sound effects, and voices for maximum 44KHz quality?

Well someone still has posession of the masters. Why re-record the voice actors when you can just import the original masters before they were reduced in quality to use with the DCS system? Listen to some of the samples on the old Williams website, why would they go to the trouble to create the DCS system for superior quality and not go one step further on modern hardware? It's not like they have the overhead of actually creating these games anymore.

I was reading the FAQ on this and considering you didn't recreate all of the dots by hand (aside from coloring) how did you extract the DMD data? I know there is a program that will allow you to view DMD planes (all 4 individually) but it's pretty limited. I assume you extracted all of the DMD data correct?

You can dump frames with PinMame? How?

Can't you just run the Python script on startup instead of using Bash?

Second one Scared Stiff?

What makes you think it's white water?

Theatre of Magic?

HOOOOOOLY CRAP.