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I only missed out on Centipede, which I would love to have, but they are going for crazy money second hand.
I hope they reissue them, I'm not concerned with collectabliity, I just want to add it to my mini lineup.
Any guesses on what their future titles will be? Their website shows cabinet shadows for another 5 titles.
Quoted from spyderken:I just ordered Asteroids it will go along with Dragons Lair and Tempest I also have the change machine.
I have the same lineup 
Got my Astroids the other day. The only thing I don't like about that one, is the monitor so vertical and flat. With the marquee overhang, it's hard to see the screen when you put it on the table to play. You almost have to get on your knees for a full view of the screen.
Still, these little arcades are amazing works of playable art and remind me of going to the arcade in the 80's.
So, 1942 is next I gather. That's cool, I'm sure they will throw in 1943 and other variants. It looks like they are working from right to left with the silhouettes.
Lunar Lander after that? I don't remember playing that much, but I'm going to load it up on MAME and see if I can jog my memory.
Quoted from undrdog:The Dragon’s Lair original poster jigsaw puzzle from these folks looks great and is now on my gameroom wall.
For those who like doing jigsaws, this one is very well made and fun to work.
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How do you go about framing it? I got the puzzle too, and will probably tackle it over the holiday weekend. Especially, if it's going to be 100 degrees out here forever.
Quoted from undrdog:It isn’t framed, it is mounted on brown fiber board from Lowe’s or Home Depot. Approx 1/8” thick, a little less.
We do a lot of puzzles and this is our method. You'll need newspaper, white glue and craft sticks (tongue depressors or popsicle sticks).
Flip the completed puzzle over. It takes a little practice.
Spread white glue over the entire back with the sticks. Keep a damp wash rag handy for drips. Spread newsprint over the glue and smooth down with clean sticks.
Flip it back over and clean up any glue.
When dry, glue to the fiber board. We cut ours 3/4” or 1” larger all around for a border. Dragon's lair's border was painted with black acrylic, but usually we don’t bother.
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Thank you for the write up, I haven’t tackled a jigsaw puzzle for years, but this is one that hits close to home.
Dragons Lair, and all the 80’s Laser Disc games hold a special place in my heart. I hope to tackle it this weekend…..and hopefully hang it by Christmas 
Quoted from metallik:How are the screens on the numskulls? I've read they're very washed out and blue-ish, not as good as the Replicades. Hoping that's not true...
I have a Ms Pacman and it looks great to me.
Quoted from ls1chris:i hope they also got Stern's "cliff hanger" that was an awesome LD game. i would buy that right now if a mini came out.
One of my favs along with Super Don Quixote. Luckily, I have a Raspberry Pi running all the LD games, but I'd love to have a NewWave version.
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