It's been a while since I have updated this blog. Things tend to slow down during the winter months… plus I've not had a whole lot to report. Today's update includes two new blog posts, one about my adventures with a monster of a cabinet called Police 911… the other about my current project, ..
Over the last year or so that I have been tinkering with the ARpiCADE, one thing has become increasingly clear. One of the biggest hurdles to people creating their own custom lists of games or those wanting to change emulators for a particular ROM is the ‘ROMLIST’. Some folks don’t have any idea what they ..
PLEASE NOTE – YOU WILL BE USING PROGRAMS THAT CAN POTENTIALLY OVERWRITE DATA YOU WANT/NEED IF YOU USE THE PROGRAM IMPROPERLY. I WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE/LOSS AS THE RESULT OF FOLLOWING MY INSTRUCTIONS (CORRECTLY OR INCORRECTLY). IF YOU DON'T AGREE TO THIS DON'T FOLLOW MY INSTRUCTIONS AND ALWAYS WORK WITH BACKUPS ..
Manufactured by Sega © 1986 Condition When Purchased: B- Current Condition: B+ Having owned Out Run twice prior… I knew exactly what I was getting myself in to when I noticed a working example up for sale locally on Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace. I resisted the urge to contact the seller (who happens to be ..
Cabinet Originally Manufactured by Konami © 1989 Condition When Purchased: C Current Condition: A- I’ve had many types of arcade games throughout the years. Single player joystick, wheel (1000 Mile Rally), trackball (my MAME cabinet, GT, etc..), even a yoke game or two with the various star wars games I’ve had. I’ve had plenty of ..
(c) 2003 MIDWAY GAMES CONDITION WHEN PURCHASED: C+CURRENT CONIDTION: B A couple weeks ago I noticed a local operator I know had posted on craigslist that he had a few projects he wanted to part with. Among the projects listed was an Arctic Thunder… it was listed, like the rest of the games available, as ..
About 9 to 10 years ago, recognizing the need for a couple of barstools in the (at the time) growing garage arcade, I picked up a couple of the typical "flame-style" barstools from the local Harbor Freight. They were pretty inexpensive from my recollection… somewhere around $30.00 each. Yeah, they were hard, but they worked. They ..
