So does that mean in reality, replacing 3 boards? (CPU, solenoid driverboard, lamp board)
Curious what you're going to price it at. For comparison, Alltek is $350 for all of that (but it's only a replacement, doesn't give you the option of adding new rules, or sounds). Very cool project!
http://www.allteksystems.com/ordering-bally-stern.html

flash gordon is BEGGING for a soundtrack
Flash-Gordon-Cabinet.jpg

ok so I've been thinking about this thread.. been keeping my eyes open for a trashed bally / stern project pin just in case.

Just to clarify, if you replaced the stock boards with this board, you're starting from zero (other than basic framework that would probably get you flipping, perhaps some basic rules like start game, play 3 balls, end game, example scoring for a switch). But until someone starts posting open source code of specific games they've recreated rules on, everyone would have to create code to get rules correct? IE there's no way to extract code from the original game and somehow plop that into the code to run this board so you have a starting point of a stock machine?

Any chance you can show some of the code you used for your example? How does it compare to other frameworks? Could you run different frameworks with this hardware? (FAST for example)

someone borrowed sounds from earthshaker and firepower me thinks

You can finally retheme it to 9to5 like you always wanted!

wow, you've got quite a few other useful boards on your site as well

great interview on this flippin podcast 34b