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Mr. Heli – this was a Japanese ROM set I’ve had spare for quite a while now, I bought it because I needed the art, it cost almost as much as a whole board to get hold of….\u00a0 I saw another M72 game (Hero Tonma) come up for a decent shipped price and now the much rarer Heli set has a new home and will be up for sale soon.\u00a0 Interestingly the board set had an X-Multiply seal on it, which was worn through and had been glued down.\u00a0 ROMkit swapping was very common on M72, finding ‘factory’ games which have never been swapped around is ..challenging now.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n Mile Smile – whole kit!\u00a0 Manual might be a copy, I can’t really tell and have no reference to compare it with.\u00a0 I couldn’t resist the cool box and it’s a super cheap game.\u00a0 My spare will be up for sale shortly.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Galmedes – arrived with a sound fault.\u00a0 Seems to work fine now, I replaced a few obviously damaged capacitors.\u00a0 It’s a fairly average shooter from Visco, but I like Visco games.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Kuhga: Operation Vapor Trail – finally got hold of a Japanese one.\u00a0 I’ve wanted one for ages to go with the amazing art set I picked up (complete with a big topper style POP).\u00a0 My last World version (I had three…) is up for sale now.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Brick Zone – really happy to have this one!\u00a0 A very nice forum user knew I was into Korean games and contacted me directly when he picked this up with a bunch of other stuff.\u00a0 Traded it for something on my sale list.\u00a0 It’s a really good Arkanoid style game with lots of classic and contemporary artwork as backgrounds.\u00a0 It turned out to be an undumped newer revision than the ones in MAME, and as a result of doing some clock measurements and a video the version in MAME will have correct audio soon – currently plays the wrong sounds at the wrong times at the wrong speed.\u00a0 There’s probably a battery in that security block, I wonder how long it has left.\u00a0 This is a new security block type too which also scrambles the sound a bit, it’s smaller than the previous type used on Star Fighter.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Frogger (Videotron) – another one I bought purely to dump which is now for sale.\u00a0 Interestingly this is some form of early cart based system from Spain.\u00a0 The game and graphics (while recoloured) are the same but the audio is very simplistic.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Bay Route – solid run’n gun from Sega, the mainboard is actually from a Monster Lair at some point in the past, and someone has already changed the battery although there’s no clue as to when they did it.\u00a0 They’ve put it back together with some kind of adhesive paste.\u00a0 What….?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Aero Fighters – this was a gift for my work dumping and submitting things to MAME, when I explained to the seller of 64th Street what I was actually buying it for.\u00a0 Turns out he’s a fan of emulation.\u00a0 I’m a fan of shmups, works for me \ud83d\ude42\u00a0 Great music, sounded better when I replaced the cap which was spilling its guts.\u00a0 Pity about the slowdown.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n