Zimmtech

[namedos]

Anyone run into these folks before?  They showed up on Craigslist here in Seattle. 

http://demo.zimmtech.net/

They never mention MAME but they are obviously in this for the profit.  $25 for one DVD.   

[RetroJames]

popped up here too.  Not sure what to make of it, I think they will not be doing business for long.

[RetroJames]

Ummm. first I think those are cinemarcade images....

Also, check out the "windows screenshot"  http://demo.zimmtech.net/buy.html#popup   (Click the screenshot link near the bottom)


The second pic is the main banner on the site.

[RetroJames]

Whois:

  Mr. Zimmtech (trash@zimmtech.net)
   +1.3053248811
   Fax: +1.
   13545 Biscayne Blvd
   Miami, FL 33160
   US

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The phone number - +1.3053248811

Time Zone-- Miami, like New York, is in the Eastern Standard Time (EST) zone. Between April and October, daylight saving time is adopted, and clocks are set 1 hour ahead. America's eastern seaboard is 5 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time. To find out what time it is, call tel. 305/324-8811.
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The address according to a google: 

Einstein Bros Bagles
13545 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33181

(The zip is different but either zip places you at the same spot, maybe on the border?)

http://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&q=13545+Biscayne+Blvd,+Miami,+FL+33181

http://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&q=13545+Biscayne+Blvd,+Miami,+FL+33160

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Florida cell phone listed on the site:  The phone number "(786) 375-5525" is a Miami, FL based phone number and the registered carrier is Florida Cellular Service, Inc.

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Nothing on email:  ArcadeClassic@gmail.com

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All this just posted for info...YMMV

[RetroJames]

On this site:  http://zimmtech.net/portfolio.htm

Streaming Video: Watch Intro Segment         

I modified an open-source arcade emulation system coded in C++ so that it could be run directly from compact disc and DVD. I collected over 1600 original arcade game ROMs and even a few laserdisc-based games and built a custom launcher in Visual Basic and a web site coded in PHP. The game system is based on a complex emulator and when used in conjunction with arcade game ROMs, faithfully reproduce the games on a PC. The ROM images that the emulator utilizes are extracted from arcade games' original circuit board ROM chips. Therefore, the games are not simulations, but the actual games that appeared in arcades.

Also has a video featuring cinemarcades work.


And Mr. Zimmtech himself