Quoted from CrazyLevi:The sound was terrible on all of those games compared to other manufacturers during the entire digital era, the layouts may have been "unique" but they sucked, and the titles didn't seem particularly cool to me. But I'm glad someone is enjoying these games.
Yep, for the most part the sounds and music on these games were pretty bad, with a few exceptions.. TX sector sounds pretty cool with its 8-bit tunes, and Class of 1812's chickens doing the 1812 Overture is something very unique. Otherwise the sounds and tunes are bad and repetitive.
Quoted from Whysnow:they used particle or compressed board or whatever you call it, it some games (not sure of the actual date/split). They are heavy and solid but susceptible to moisture causing swelling.
yea those are the cabs where you start to leave pieces of the game at every show you drag it to. I think there's bits of Matt's Monaco scattered all over Ohio and KY...