Great looking project! I wish I never sold mine. I had done the CPR PF. If you're up for some seriously challenging play, give it a good coat of wax! The plunger got more action than the flippers the first night I used it for league.

Oh boy, I have some series time invested in this series on the C64. I called it the joystick killer! World Games was my favourite.

Moved Stargate home day. I had loaned it to my daughter for a few weeks at her office. Man I forgot how heavy that pig is. By far the heaviest one I own.

mrmikeman wrote:But..... a Dr Who would be nice in my lineup!! lol

Cheers,

That is the 1 machine that will never leave. It actually belongs to my wife.

I think I'm putting this hobby on "pause" for awhile. I haven't done any league nights for well over a year now! Will probably even downsize the collection shortly....

Where I live, there is so much iron & sulfur in the water I had to manually flush the softener resin tank every few weeks. It eventually stopped working and I gave up on it. I have 3 filters on the drinking water line to get rid of the crap. The first one is a large sediment filter I change ever...

I remember walking up to the mall after school to play this one. We nick named it the `Cow game` :) Also went from C64, C128, Amiga, sadly to PC when there was no much life left in Commodore. We also had a Colecovision Adam before the C64, so now I have dated myself! Anyone else remember typing in t...

Buy the pinball, hide it at a friends place for a few weeks until you get the balls the drag it home. Don't ask questions, just ask for forgiveness later

Fun game! Kind of regret selling mine. I bet I had 80-100 hours into it with the new PF.

It's even more rare than my Star Race. Which would be a better game if they had finished the sounds! Just doesn't seem finished in programming there.

I collect system80's if anyone wants to part with one

I love system 80s. Can't wait to play it one day!

This thread has me causally searching for a Amiga 2000 now.... Wish I never sold mine back in the day.

Loved the Amiga version. I had mastered it at one point, would be awesome to try again.

I've always thought I'd never pony up for a NIB game, but I really liked Willy Wonka as a kid.

Would love to drop by, but probably won't venture that far out. Thx

I'll be visiting Montreal Sunday through all next week. Anyone available for some pinball one evening? I haven't met most of the crew down that way, but would love to meet up for a few games.

On another note - I'll likely have space to haul something back towards Toronto if anyone needs anything.

Colours were terrible on my F2K backglass from CPR. Maybe they fixed that with their new process?

mrmikeman wrote:Anybody need one?

It's in amazeballs shape. Can send pics if interested. Located in Gatineau.

Cheers,

Mike

I could use this. I have an aftermarket reprint and it's too thick/dark.

80B can also be identified by the missing display driver chips on the top right. It can be converted with a bit of work.

This is 80A:

Both 80A & 80B use the same part number D 20869, however 80B has a daughter board with ROM.

Dave W. wrote:Flashback pic before thread is locked

I'm actually in that pic.

Don't own just 1. Never plan on just 1, make room for 5 or more

One of my kids just HAD to have a gaming laptop with Nvidea, SSD, lots of ram etc....$2K later my other kid just HAD to have one. At least they have jobs to spend their own money.

I was watching old school Rock n Roll videos on Youtube today and found this:

Buy used, save a tonne. The newest car I've owned is 2010. My favorite family car is my old 2004 VW Passat Wagon. Fits 4 adults with room to spare! Lots of rear leg room. Other option might be a complete used engine rather than replacing the head. Probably $3-400 for a wrecker engine and 8 hours lab...