Doctor Who
Bally, 1992
Fish Tales
Williams, 1992
Johnny Mnemonic
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Dr who is the toughest to find so a lot haven't played it. For a long time it was a go to game to part out and fix others hence the rarity despite the production run size.
In terms of fun. In terms of value DW pulls more than FT and will sell faster. JM is one of the lead liked wpc 95 games next to Fastbreak and they seem to sit when for sale.
Quoted from hoby1:Man.... I remember when I sold a near perfect, no fade, DW about 8/10 years ago for 1800.. I though my shit was the bomb and couldn't believe I got that kinda cash.
Cant even get a RT beater for that price now.
Mine has a nice cab and with the sample topper I would be between 3500 and 4k for mine. Some on here might say that is nuts, but you go find 1 of the 100 samples for sale and one with a bright cabinet. 8 years ago I sold a nice normal cab one for 2500 thought it was the moon then, later learned it sold for even more shortly after.
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