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javeryh:
Great looking space.

Malenko:
Just trying to make the unfinished space usable till I end up finishing it too. Last place I finished the basement and we sold the house 3 weeks later.
linkie: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,160077.msg1684316.html

Right now I'm in the middle of a master bath / closet renovation then I think my wife wants the Laundry moved to the second floor, it never ends.

back to the subject at hand:

When you slightly mess up the labels, they look more real and less bootleggy :)

pbj:
I run a sharpie sideways around the edges of the labels after I cut them out. Hides that white leading edge. Nobody will ever notice or care, but deep down, we'll know.

pbj:
I’ve been making a few here and there, but mostly I’ve been waiting on my latest batch of EPROMs to arrive. This takes me up to 175 EPROMs purchased. Of the 25 4MB EPROMs, all have flashed so far. Of the first batch of 50 2MB EPROMs, 37 flashed. Of the second batch of 50, 50 flashed. So who knows with this latest pile..

With all this newfound SEGA knowledge, I’ve been watching this ridiculous auction on eBay for two loose pcbs get posted over and over for a couple of months. Based on the MPR number, I was 99% sure they were Altered Beast and Thunderforce 3. I wanted an Altered Beast and TF3 is “worth money.” However, Thunderforce seemed to be a variant I couldn’t find online, but the five digits matched up to known copies. Suffix is supposed to designate brand of ROM or something.

Anyway, here’s a common TF3:

And here’s what I bought after a lowball offer, Altered Beast up top:

So it’s been a long three days but the moment of truth arrived:

These have been moved to shells and given new covers:

Zebidee:
Wow, nice!

Loving this original artwork

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