The Official Cool PCB You Just Got Thread!

Anything from run & guns to modern RPGs, what else do you play?
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Dave_K. wrote:Fuck this "kit" bullshit, its the game that matters. :twisted:

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WOW :shock:
I wish to play! The only one here in Michigan is beat to shit :cry:
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bloodflowers wrote:Espgaluda 2.

Glad I finally made the decision to pick it up - what an awesome game!
+1, great game.
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Brian wrote:Lastly, I got a pristine Asteroids Deluxe cabinet for $350.
That's awesome, I have been looking for one of those for a while. I got Blasteroids but it doesn't do the trick.
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Finally got something to post here (it's been a while since I last bought a PCB.) Thanks to PaCrappa, I am now the proud owner of a Battle Bakraid board. For the time being I've had to jury rig a third button hanging over the control panel, but hopefully I'll be able to take care of that one soon...

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The board, inside the cabinet

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My ghetto'd third button. And no, I didn't purchase a Batsugun board by mistake, my phone's camera does that for some odd reason...
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Dave_K. wrote:Fuck this "kit" bullshit, its the game that matters. :twisted:

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NO FUCKING WAY :shock:

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Dave_K., can I come over? :(
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Act Fancer. Classic Data East madness from 1989. :)
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New cabinet! :)
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zinger wrote: New cabinet! :)
Awsome! Looks brand new (including the ashtray!), except for the player 1 joystick looks a little low. :wink:
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Dave_K. wrote:
zinger wrote: New cabinet! :)
Awsome! Looks brand new (including the ashtray!), except for the player 1 joystick looks a little low. :wink:
Yeah, it's in pretty nice condition - there's a 2004 service sticker from Taito (it's really clean on the inside too). The sticks were crap, so I decided to change them, only to find out that the balls won't come off at all - I'll have to cut them off with a saw or something.

I actually stole the ashtray from HEY this spring, but the maintenance manuals was a nice bonus. :)
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zinger wrote: only to find out that the balls won't come off at all - I'll have to cut them off with a saw or something.
put a little muscle into it ;) they will come off, youll need two pliers to get a proper grip tho.
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sven666 wrote:
zinger wrote: only to find out that the balls won't come off at all - I'll have to cut them off with a saw or something.
put a little muscle into it ;) they will come off, youll need two pliers to get a proper grip tho.
There should be a slot for a flat head screwdriver at the bottom of the stick. Turn it with that (while holding the ball). Or use the screwdriver to remove the clip/ring on the bottom, and then just pull the stick up and through.
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Got some IREM M62 stuff... Spartan X, Spelunker PCB conversion kit, some Lode Runner parts and original instructions plus sticker.

I have already converted Spartan X (kung fu master) to Spelunker before i did the following pic, i just need to do some soldering otherwise Spelunker has massive graphical error and locks up before levelstart.


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About a month or two ago, I recently bought Do-DonPachi Doo-ou-Jou.
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Piratero wrote:Do-DonPachi Doo-ou-Jou
You were tricked. I hope you didn't pay a lot for Doo-ou-Jou ;)
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Charlie Ninja!

Super solid Metal Slug-esque platformer. Been looking for one without spending $200 for ever and PaCrappa sold me one for $120! This is the kinda game that I would be willing to put the time into and really get good at. AI is not cheap and gameplay is way fun. Would be perfect on a handheld like GBA!
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i just got

Xexex
Progear green board
Mushihimesama Futari
Ibara

among other borderliners and beat-em-ups



am a very happy chap
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In the past couple of weeks I've got,

World Rally Championship
Metal Slug 2
Windjammers
Burning Fight
Art of Fighting
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Ceph wrote:
Piratero wrote:Do-DonPachi Doo-ou-Jou
You were tricked. I hope you didn't pay a lot for Doo-ou-Jou ;)
just because you dont have the means to play PCB shmups doesnt mean he was tricked. maybe you should have more insight before claiming that
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PsikyoPshumpPshooterP wrote:
Ceph wrote:
Piratero wrote:Do-DonPachi Doo-ou-Jou
You were tricked. I hope you didn't pay a lot for Doo-ou-Jou ;)
just because you dont have the means to play PCB shmups doesnt mean he was tricked. maybe you should have more insight before claiming that
I'm pretty sure Ceph was just making a joke about Piratero's misspelling of the title. Inferring he may have bought a bootleg/knockoff. The game's title is Dodonpachi Daioujou.
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undumped rom, also got Sonic Wings Limited + artwork.
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Wow! So is this the same as Sonic Wings Special on Saturn/Playstation?
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CIT wrote:Wow! So is this the same as Sonic Wings Special on Saturn/Playstation?
Well according to Herr Schatten:
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Mortificator wrote:Nice find! Is Sonic Wings Special any different than this game?
I feel like I'm answering this question over and over again.

Sonic Wings Special and Sonic Wings Limited both have the same concept (remixing the three original SW games) and share some graphics, but they are independent games with totally different stage layouts. Additionally, SWS has branching paths. You can chose which way to go twice during every playthrough. SWL has linear stage progression.
As far as the differences between Special and Limited PCBs, they are the same, but Special is all english text.
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Batsugun
Jackal
Gun Frontier
Pac-Mania
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Brian wrote:Batsugun
what's the ~ price for a Batsugun PCB?
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Gun Frontier, nice! How much did it run, both of you?
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I got Gun Frontier from good ole Sven here for, I believe $90.

I got Batsugun in a trade with a local for an old Konami 88 Games. Steal!
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6k yen, ROM board only. Normal price for a set appears to be in the 14-18k range.
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RC de GO! what what
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