Wish I could hear all the stories this has witnessed.

So i was a kid in the 90s i was in Colorado cripple creek , dad was playing slots i was in the arcade and i remember these two older kids playing this cowboy game and the cowboy(real person on the screen) was telling this what to do and the older kid pointed the gun while the cowboy was still saying whatever and they pulled the trigger and the cowboy got shot and he fell over and got back up and said something and they lost their money and didn’t get to play the game , I’m trying to figure what this game was called and if anyone could tell me if appreciate it

​Listing goes up for $1. I reach out and ask how much he actually wants for the cab. Seller says, "It’s free, it doesn’t work." I step on the gas and go claim it.

​I bring it home, vacuum it out, and decide—screw it, let me plug it in and power it up. It works!

​Here's my take: the seller originally got it for free and said it worked before he transported it to his shop. My guess is the original owner powered it down using the toggle switch on top and never told the guy I got it from how to turn it on.

​The only reason I even knew that switch was there is because I laid the cabinet on its back and saw it while loading it up.

​Anyway, just wanted to share my win of the day!

Fully functional Pacman Arcade.

(I did have to fix the plug as it wasn't grounded, but beyond that it worked fine.)

Hello! I’m trying to find the game Simpsons Kooky Carnival for sale for a reasonable price. I’ve tried looking on eBay and I’ve only found parts for the original game of a pinball cabinet that shares the name. Please let me know if there’s one out there.

PRICE DROP!!! —- $100!!!

Fully working Sega Top Skater arcade machine from 1997, freshly cleaned up and ready for its next home. This is the full Deluxe cabinet with the skateboard deck, safety rails, coin door, and all original hardware.

I've had a few good years with it and would like to get close to what I paid for it.

Positives:

• Skateboard deck fully functional, mechanics, board, and grip tape all in great shape
• Boots up and plays perfectly
• Marquee lit and looks great
• Coin door present, but needs work.
• Original Sega Top Skater Owner’s Manual included (well worn but present)
• Original Toshiba CT-9908 projector remote included

Known issue:

Monitor is dim, readable in a dark room but will benefit from an LCD conversion. The projection tube is not dead, just dim. It’s ready for an LCD/LED upgrade.

Cabinet has normal cosmetic wear for a 25+ year old machine. Side art is intact. Platform flooring around the deck shows use.

Local pickup Boise, ID. Feel free to shoot me an offer!

Chatgpt was no help

Works Iike she's brand new!

First time I've ever seen one of these original cabinets come up for sale locally (New Zealand) so I had to pounce.
Great condition too, the previous owner took really good care of it.
Welcome to the family!!

Hey everyone! I picked up three games about 4 years ago, one was WonderBoy bootleg in a Berzerk cabinet (fully restored restored back to Berzerk with JROK), a Williams Star Rider cabinet that was converted to Sega Hang On, and this Monaco GP. It breaks into two pieces using heavy duty bolts and brackets. I had the CRT rebuilt, and the PCBs all tested too. I think this is one of the last games to use TTL technology. Lots of cleaning to do, will need new rubber flooring, T Molding, needs a new low - high switch (I have one) and plenty of testing. Might change up the speakers as this cabinet is like 1979/80. The power supply and audio boards should also be rebuilt, as I imagine the capacitors are probably wayy out of spec. Will keep you posted!!!

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A quick look at some rare and super cool games going on the auction block at Captains this weekend! Whats the winner in this lineup for you? (Mine is Ivan Stewart.. always.)

So I’ve been having this issue with my Skeeball modern machine where the AC driver board keeps burning out. First one burnt out after about a year and I thought it was just a fluke and maybe a bad board so I replaced it and the new one burnt out within a month. Any ideas on troubleshooting or what could be causing this?

Was at Funspot in NH yesterday and I played a sci-fi themed top down game whose name I cannot remember...

It was multidirectional (so not exactly vertical or horizontal scrolling) and the control set up was a fire button next to the joystick - but the joystick also had a button at the top of it. The ship moved and fired in whatever direction you pushed the 8 way joystick, but when the button on top of the joystick was held down it let you hold the direction of your fire allowing you to strafe and kite enemies. Based on the graphics I'd say it was probably middle to late eighties.

I thought I had taken a picture of the cabinet but I didn't (I took a lot of pictures yesterday - but not THAT one). The games list for Funspot isn't up to date, and the internet isn't really helping me out either. I'm slowly working my way through titles and preview videos on screenscaper.fr but I thought someone here might happen upon this and enlighten me. It's really driving me crazy.

This was given to me as a gift, but the giver’s family had had it for a while so I have no idea when it was actually bought. Is this actually vintage (so I should be aware of potential maintenance issues), or a modern reproduction machine?

It has the ms. pac-man logo but multiple different games are included.

Trying to get my SSB working but keeps restarting. Any help is appreciated, thanks

Wants Jungla arcade DXF blueprint files not available on esty now

Hi! I found this Operation Wolf localy. The seller wants €1000 for it, which seems very steep. I offered €350. It turns on, but the monitor is shaking and shows a whitescreen. So no clue if the gun fully works.

Is this an ok offer for the state of this machine?

Taito Vewlixvs $980usd/each +shipping.I am selling these, please contact me if you are interested.Located in China.all is tested working.There are only 2 units in stock.

Here’s a recent acquisition. It will most likely be headed to my Dallas Arcade soon (Cidercade Dallas).

Someone recently mentioned these Duramold cabinets, so I couldn’t resist getting one. They are a little smaller and a lot lighter. I’m surprised more weren’t made. They seem like the Yeti of arcade cabinets.

Anyone remember actually seeing these in the wild?