Rob wrote:Awesome! Do they have arcade machines available? If so, I can bring some PCBs.
I have:
DoDonPachi Dai Ou Jou
Armed Police Batrider
Fantasy Zone
Detana!! Twinbee
Raiden Fighters
E.D.F. Earth Defense Force
Strikers 1945 II
Neo Geo MVS w/ various carts
Otherwise as I mentioned most of my consoles are in storage, except for the Japanese computers.
Unfortunately, no. They have an old 4 player Konami cab that is running Sunset Riders right now. They don't always having it up and running, so I assume it's not in the best of shape. There's an old Namco cab in the back that's running what may be a mame package.
The only other option for PCBs that I can think of is to contact the guys at Arcade UFO and see if they wouldn't mind us taking over a cab for a few hours. I don't know them, though. I can pass on a suggestion to a friend who may be able to check on that.
Pinballz arcade down the street is another option, but they usually require some sort of fee for an event.
If that MVS is consolized, Game Over has a S-Video/Composite Sony WEGA CRT that we could hook it up to. I really wish I knew someone in town with a supergun.
Edit: OK, F it. I sent an email to David to see if the place is going to be available. I will let you guys know when he replies.