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Fantastic! Have you considered doing a video showing all your synths? You have such an awesome collection!

Any chance of a photo of the PCB? I bought an Australian Op Wolf cabinet but it has a bootleg board it in, I can find no references to a bootleg of Op Wolf besides Op Bear, but this game is Operation Wolf. Am wondering if I have the Bear PCB with the Wolf roms on it.

The CPC version is actually the original, the Oliver Twins wrote the game on the Amstrad and then ported it to the Speccy.

@2005buickallure - err no, despite the fact that the voodoo 2 isnt even engaging in this video, Aero has the following requirements

A DirectX 9 compatible graphics processor with a Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) driver, Pixel shader 2.0 in hardware, and a minimum of 128 MB of Video RAM

The...

Yes this is a real arcade game, not a wind up, I bought the original PCB a couple of weeks ago. Love the music on it :)

Thanks - yeh I found that vendor but the price is insane, especially as I need 4 minimum. Sadly whoever owned the machine before tried to fix the controllers, gave up but lost half the parts in the process.

Hah - I actually found that very Teletext decoder by the side of the road not long ago, it was pretty smashed up but I got some useful TTL and a couple of SRAM chips out of it. They ended up being used in the repair of a couple or arcade machine PCBs, a 1979 Galaxians and a Bombjack if I recall c...

@kajusz931 - I think you mean "fewer".

I can credit this PP music as the reason I got an ST with my very first paypacket. Still got it to this day, as well as the disk :)

Top work, nice to see the Fluke 9010 in use.

Am not sure if it was just on the video but the game seems to be completely missing the "bullets".

Its more "so let us dance", the song is him basically complaining about the drudgery of life although it doesn't translate too well literally.... the last line before the chorus is "Alors on sort pour oublier tous les problemes"... so we party to forget all our problems.

The ROM/RAM test does not test all the RAM on the board, on many games (especially the early ones like Shinobi) it misses the sprite RAM.