
The Official Cool PCB You Just Got Thread!
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No it wasn't, I ordered this through another means. I didn't even see that auction until it was already over (don't know how I missed it). But turns out I got this PCB faster, and for about the same price as it would have cost if I bought through SMJ on that very auction. Weird. Was it you that lost out on the first SMJ bid?undamned wrote: Was that the one on YAJ, recently? What do you think of the game? More action than Air Duel? I love the look of Air Duel, but it just feels dry
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I only played Air Dual a bit on Mame, and didn't care for it much. But Fire Barrel seemed much more raiden like (but easier!) and with irem graphical detail which is why I had to get it. I'll have to give Air Dual another try now.
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Oriental Legend 2, hello PGM2 system...

Full kit contents are motherboard+cart, poster, 2nd cabinet harness (it can be used 4 player), manual, instruction strip, 2x twin card readers (presumably for players to save scores and unlocked characters), 20x cards, and loads of little keyrings which I assume go with the cards perhaps. Closer picture of the keyrings, which are quite nice:


Full kit contents are motherboard+cart, poster, 2nd cabinet harness (it can be used 4 player), manual, instruction strip, 2x twin card readers (presumably for players to save scores and unlocked characters), 20x cards, and loads of little keyrings which I assume go with the cards perhaps. Closer picture of the keyrings, which are quite nice:

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Best place to see it running is currently youtube I'm afraid. I can't even play it properly right now because it needs 4 buttons, and my 4 button cab is kind of buried behind other things. Tested on the 3 button, working fine - just can't select items. Oh, there's the official site too (http://www.igs.com.tw/product/orlegend2/).
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It's brand new straight from Taiwan, so Chinese region. JP version isn't out yet.
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Um...wow. I used to be a HUGE vector geek and this was always on my must have list. Damn fine work.Brian wrote: Dedicated Atari Quantum machine
Interesting side note, Black Widow was originally developed to use a potentiometer joystick much like Food Fight so that you could fire in 360 degrees. Would have made the game a lot more fun.
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Yea, but the Robotron style works well, too. It is is slower than Robotron, but very intense.drboom wrote:Um...wow. I used to be a HUGE vector geek and this was always on my must have list. Damn fine work.Brian wrote: Dedicated Atari Quantum machine
Interesting side note, Black Widow was originally developed to use a potentiometer joystick much like Food Fight so that you could fire in 360 degrees. Would have made the game a lot more fun.
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Nice to hear. I look forward to when you might discuss some strategies regarding the later stages. At least, I know another person in Toronto might put it to good use.sikraiken wrote:I just bought Brave Blade, so now I have two PCBs - that, and Dangun Feveron.
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I actually think it's better than Robotron, certainly more going on.Brian wrote:Yea, but the Robotron style works well, too. It is is slower than Robotron, but very intense.drboom wrote:Um...wow. I used to be a HUGE vector geek and this was always on my must have list. Damn fine work.Brian wrote: Dedicated Atari Quantum machine
Interesting side note, Black Widow was originally developed to use a potentiometer joystick much like Food Fight so that you could fire in 360 degrees. Would have made the game a lot more fun.
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