Jon's New DDR Machine

In the Syracuse area, Jon bought himself an arcade machine. A bunch of us brought it down to the basement, put it back together, and this is he and I testing it out. It's fully back together now.

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Gaming

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• ddr
• home
• arcade
• machine
• supernova
• seduction
• jon3x
• wschmrdr

[WTFseabass]

do you know what is he planing to do with the mixes that he hasn't got working? is he going to try and make em work or is he just going to let them collect dust, if so ask him if i can buy them. ill be happy to. thanks

[wschmrdr]

We have recently gotten 4th plus and 3rd korean v2 working. The trouble with 3rd plus and 4th plus is that they are official discs, so you will need to buy a security card for them. We're not sure about Euromix yet. As for SN2, it's a hardware issue. However, if you're looking to get mixes for a DDR machine of your own, there are plenty of places to download them (won't say where for legality purposes and the fact that I don't know exactly where).

[softairshooter96]

how much did it cost??

alot i think :F

[wschmrdr]

Yes, a lot. For any quotes on arcade machines, look on eBay.

[mutzmax1]

suduction FTW.

[mb41186]

amazing that they fit a monitor that big inside..

[NamesROverated]

@skate1776 look on craigslist, you find people giving away arcade machines all the time

[KelvintoKind3]

how did u guys get the ddr machine to the basement?

[skate1776]

how much you pay for that ??? and where did you get it i am looking for one but the ones i find are 8000+

[wschmrdr]

I do have an understanding of an arcade machine and the jamma connector, as I own one now. As for ripping the hard drive, I don't think that would be possible. We have two PCB's: A 573 for anything Extreme and before, and then a Japanese PCB for SN1. We have the American disc for SN2, and therefore is not compatible.