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| maxstang:
Anyone seen one of these in action? http://www.arcadeshop.com/multi-pcb/multi-pcb.htm Sounds interesting but I want to know more about how it works; including the use of the extra sound files MAME requires for some of these games (Invaders, DK Jr. etc.). I emailed them and got a terse reply that all the information I needed was on the website. Hmm... I'm having a hard time believing that a 5"x5" PCB could do the job of all these different boards and have acurate results. It would make for a simple game cab for friends who aren't computer inclined. |
| SirPoonga:
sinistar, in joystick format. blasphemy! Is it me or does how a trackball get handled seem odd. I wish they'd show screenshots of the menu. There isn't that much info on the site. |
| Ken Layton:
My buddy just received the Multi-Williams board yesterday. Boy that board is small----only 4-1/2" square! Haven't tried it yet, but later today he's picking up a Williams cabinet. Noticed that most of the chips on the board have all markings actually ground/sanded off so they can't be identified. |
| maxstang:
Very interesting. Protecting their investment. Seems to me they're skating pretty close to the edge legally by setting it up for specific roms. Anyone know if the Williams board is a licensed product? |
| Ken Layton:
There are no markings on the Multi-Williams board except for the word JAMMA by the edge connector. All of the components (including chips) on this board are the latest surface mount. |
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