Quoted from Mrbill:

I don’t play those hunting games, so I don’t know if they are similar, but I have a really nice, possibly huo trophy hunter. I took it to cax this year and it ran fine. I see that it as a zero burn wells 7400. But someone might care for the game. I was asking $600 for it. Since it’s jamma, you might be able to buy a buck hunter board and play it in this cab.
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Quoted from Knxwledge:

Most likely just changing control panel overlay, marquee, and computer. Probably exact same control scheme for all 3 games

Quoted from scootss:

Having worked on pinball machines...vids are easy. You'll be fine

Quoted from SkaterVet:

Just added this gem to the collection.
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Quoted from SkaterVet:

Thank you. I got lucky. It’s not perfect, but it’s all original and not worth replacing with reproduction art and overlays.

Quoted from mycarlooksfast:

Just moved my Neo Geo goldie downstairs with the pins so I (and my guests) would play it more and realized I haven't shown it off in this thread. I restored it a couple years ago and put a darksoft cartridge in it. I've never seen one in the wild, I think it's a pretty rare one.[quoted image]

Quoted from jorge5240:

BBH is the best home arcade game you can have in my mind.

Quoted from Mrbill:

What is a BBH panorama? I think its a big buck hunter. but unless its a new VR thing, I dont get the panorama of it..

Quoted from Mrbill:

thats what I thought it was.. I cant imagine selling a pin for that. Now if it was getting rid of a zaxxon, I could agree.. I would prefer a terminator salvation, aliens, or area 51, but the best part of this hobby is everyone has their own grails..

Quoted from Mrbill:

plus if you wait 2 years, that $7k reloaded game will be worth about $3k or less when the next version comes out. while godizilla might be worth more than it is today.

Quoted from Gryszzz:

Hello there!
This came up in a local group last night for $600 and I couldn't resist. After looking at this pic more, that is obviously not the correct cpo. Cab looks flakey I know, but this was my teenage mf jam.
Also not correct color joysticks or buttons. Anyone see anything else I should cry about?
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Quoted from smalltownguy2:

Did the AC game sell?

Quoted from snyper2099:

That Namco arcade board is an official JAMMA board. I'm not sure what you are asking but you want to play the "PC games" like PacMan Championship Ed. in a dedicated Jamma arcade cabinet? Sounds like a horror movie. I thought that Pac-Man Ch. Ed. game was just a smartphone game.

Quoted from snyper2099:

It always bothers me when people modified them with the $30 60in1 JAMMA boards that are total garbage.

Quoted from Chosen_S:

Here’s some options…
Your cabinet has a jamma connector harness in it that will allow you to put jamma boards in the machine, so you could essentially swap out jamma boards. I would recommend being able to reverse all “bastardization” changes to the machine.
There are some options of pcb jamma boards. Cheapest is the 60/1 $
Phoenix arcade . Com has the arcadeSD board, it has fpga emulation and is a great playing board with maybe 200 games. I have it, it’s a great board with very accurate game play. $$$
If you really want to nerd out and spend more time being involved in the original arcade games list and even more accuracy, the Mister fpga board and the jamma board that you can get is a great option. You’ll need to research and play with the setup to get it all just right. $$$$
Then there are crazy 161/1, or 512/1 or 5000/1 boards, but those will require you to replace the control panel and wire up a lot more stuff. I’d really recommend a bigger cabinet for this. As you’re looking at many 2 player games and needing a horizontal screen.
If you want a pc to connect to the arcade monitor, you’ll want to research how to do that, then spend a week or more of your free evenings getting this to work, it’s dangerous, and could mess up your monitor or video card doing this.
Whatever you do, keep the nice arcade monitor intact, it’s rare and unique, and has enough voltage to kill a man. There are not new ones being made to replace them with.
If you decide to put in an lcd screen, you might as well sell your machine to someone that wants it just the way it is and buy a machine with an lcd screen.
An lcd screen will give a pc a direct connection and you can play Pac-Man ce. (Pac-Man ce will require the screen to be remounted horizontally) Pac-Man ce will not work on the arcade monitor, it’s just not made with the 480 resolution of the arcade monitor in mind, but it should work great with a 720 or 1080 lcd monitor.
If you get the desire to drill or cut holes in the control panel, don’t, just buy another control panel and store the original away. Arcadeshop.com has options of control panels for your cabinet, it’s your best bet. They also have all the controls and graphics for the panel, plus they’re knowledgeable, so you can ask them questions.
Hope this helps

Quoted from conester:

Robotron, MsPac, Defender and Zoo Keeper
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Quoted from jsandjs:

I'm with on all those games, I put a dump truck of quarters in them back in the day. Though Smash TV was Williams perfection for me, I would love to have them in one cabinet. Defender was another one I put quarters in back in the day if I needed to kill 10 seconds of time lol, I sucked at it.

Quoted from kool1:

Super nice collection. I'm a big Williams fan, my Defender has the j-rock Multi-Williams

I totally suck but if you own one you suck a little less. Still my favorite arcade game.
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Quoted from cliff_clavin:

Say what? Defender is wayyy better than Dk Jr.

Quoted from Chosen_S:

Twin sticks are my favorite
Unfortunately, Robotron is the only one that I actually own anymore.
Here’s a list of my faves though
Geometry wars
Geometry wars 2
Smash tv
Nier automata
Xenocrisis
If I could find analog sticks that could interface with these games perfectly, it would be the greatest for me. Unfortunately, geometry wars 2 it’s only on the Xbox 360 , which means that Japanese analog arcade sticks, must be modified and wired into an Xbox 360 controller. Not a feat easily accomplished.

Quoted from kciaccio:

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Quoted from Nintegageo:

Anyone else order a unico nova blast? They're a modern take on Japanese candy cabinets. Not cheap, but exactly the product I been waiting on.
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Quoted from SantaEatsCheese:

This weekend I picked up a fantastic Pandora's box multicade billsgto out of York put together for me. Its actually my second right after the Galaga 60 in one next to it.
Build quality is excellent. It is scratch built with a custom Ghosts N' Goblins theme I requested. Plays 5000ish games and runs off of a Jamma Harness so I can easily swap out to a different Pandora's box or a "real" boardset if I want. I am having a hard time putting the favotes list together as its limited to 99 but so far I think I'm going with:
Ghosts N Goblins
Baseball All Stars 2
Tetris
Puzzle Bobble
Qix
Galaga
Raiden
Dr Mario Vs
Mario Vs
Castlevania Vs
Donkey Kong
Simpsons
Tapper
X-Men
Blood Bros
Cadillacs And Dinosaurs
Dungeons and Dragons 1
Dungeons and Dragons 2
Raiden 2
Alien Vs. Predator
Armored Warriors
Dig Dug
Rampart
Moon Patrol
Gradius
Cisco Heat
Windjammers
Ms. Pac Man
Horizontal games run great. Vertical games are letterboxed so a bit disapointing, but I have the 60 in 1 next to it for that. Actually I may upgrade to a 412 in 1 verticall jamma pandora's box.
Is the emulation absolutly perfect? No. It shifts and frame skips in some games, but for 95% of stuff its great. A purist would hate it but for most people (like me) its great. Its also light enough for me to move on my own easily (maybe 100 pounds) and is the exact theme I want.
I'm in it around $1500 and recommend the work on this if you want something ready to go (bug bill). Paid a little less for Galaga.
Other notes: Boots up quickly, can be hooked up to a single switch for power so you can use it with a smart plug. No nudy games I can find and you can narrow down the displayed game list.
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Quoted from SantaEatsCheese:

I don't, but I will probably upgrade that Galaga multicade with a Pandora's box vertical shoot em up board after I've played a crap ton more from the Ghosts n Goblins..
3000 vertical games including 400ish shoot em ups for under $100.
There is a jamma harness on there already so it should be a plug and play switch out.
I like what I got from the guy in York above, but if you had something special you wanted you could just ask for what it would cost. He built mine into a Ghosts N Goblins shell on request.
Alternatively, you could try and find something like a Raiden, play the original boards, then swap in a pandora's box.