Arcade Archive
LED Storm prototype!
If you head over to my article on LED Storm, I’ve updated it with more photos and information, and a video comparison of the now three discovered versions. What a troubled history this one had! LED Storm
Nichibutsu Next Generation DVD system footage (NSFW)
Another newly recorded piece of hardware (I also have X-Rate and CATS but both are faulty atm), I believe this was the final DVD based system from Nichibutsu and unfortunately the only working title I have for
Miki DVD Theatre system footage
You may have noticed a newly discovered type of DVD Mahjong system in my last New Arrivals post, the Miki DVD Theatre. Most of the titles get very lewd immediately (they used off the shelf pornographic DVDs
TourVision – V1 cart support rail
Just a little update – when I obtained the V1 system it seemed odd that there was no physical support for the carts and that they’d just use their edge connector to stay in place. The rail
New arrivals 03/04/2018
It’s been awhile since I’ve done one of these, actually there’s one or two missing but they are in the repair pile at the moment and disappointingly one of the ones I thought I’d fixed actually has
TourVision – new information on score panels
I’m very excited to reveal I obtained a type of score panel which answers more questions on this system – the main article has been revised here: TourVision – like a Playchoice for PC Engine
Repair – DVD-A01 spindle clasp repair
The DVD-A01 is an early PC DVD player, which is used by the Nichibutsu High Rate DVD system. It’s one of the few models that work with this system, which only supports drives that have RPC Phase
Art scans update – JJ Squawkers, Flying Tiger, Quarth, Puzzlet
Another bunch of scans have been added, one requested on Twitch for Flying Tiger. Shame about the first of the JJ Squawkers instruction cards, I’ll update this if I ever find a better one. As usual, follow
New arrivals 04/01/2018
Just a couple of things! Erotictac – unusual adult puzzle game by “Systeme”, the PCB is very glitchy and has to be run at 4.7v, there’s a red-green-red power indicator on the ROM board. Had lots