This month in two nice deals online I got a pair of bundles from both just north of me in Ohio which netted me 5 stellar want of mine at a really great rate thankfully but damn it cleaned me out.īundle 1 was: 3 Count Bout, Blue's Journey, and Captain Tomaday - all just the games and in pretty nice shape too.īundle 2 was the big one: Garou Mark of the Wolves and Andro Dunos both in shockboxes. Wish this thread would take off some, so I'll put this out there to start it. I figure in time someone will wire regularly not just lame RCA cables but HDMI to it as that stuff is on the way out like it or not. I figure if space ever got awful I'd wait it out and find a nice consolized MVS, probably just a 2 slot since they're easier to manage with Unibios and all that. Thankfully I have the room but it still eats up some space for sure with the MVS. I can see how that stings, I can kind of relate. Now there's not as many of them for sale and they're all several hundred dollars. When I got mine, quite a few years ago, it was sub $100. But I checked eBay and it seems the prices on the game boards have gone way up.
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GRADIUS 2 ARCADE MARQUEE TV
I'd really like to get the authentic game board and build a consolized version of it, with two controller inputs and TV output.
About a year ago I realized I don't really need a cabinet (nor do I have the room for it). MK1 I don't really care, but I really wish I kept that MKII board. Though I still have the MKII marquee, I've been meaning to turn into a back lit wall mounted sign.Īnyway, I totally regret selling off the MKII board. But for various reasons (money, space, time) I ended up selling off all the stuff I bought.
I was planning to build and recreate an exact MKII cab. I even picked up a PCB, CPO, and marquee for MK1 too, as I knew I'd be able to swap games in the same cab. I bought the complete PCB for the game, and had an authentic control panel overlay and marquee. It's probably my brother's and my favorite game to play 2-player together.
Once upon a time, I wanted a Mortal Kombat II cabinet. Ugh, I no longer own any arcade hardware.
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