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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: vintagegamer on August 25, 2007, 09:29:49 pm
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The guy's got some ball$ doing all this with the game turned ON..
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=-lEBlzSrcQw
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Nice video.
As a noob at this, why does the Ms Pac in the video have 3 leafs on the joystick, kind of like the Warlords that people were talking about a while back?
Sorry if I'm way off on this, I've never even seen a real Ms Pac, just played it in Mame, so I thought that it would be a simple on/off switch.
MfL
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I think the extra leaf just gives the back contact strength and a bit more resiliancy. Not sure what you are refering to on Warlords, it was a spinner/paddle game.
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He says that the motherboard is just like a game cartridge in the newer games. LOL Well, a cartridge still has to plug in to a computer interface to make it work. If mobo was a cartridge, where would you plug that cartridge in, to the on/off switch??? :laugh2:
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He also called the pots used for adjustment "switches" and put his fingers very close to HV with the unit turned on. Entertaining but not alot of knowledge.
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As a noob at this, why does the Ms Pac in the video have 3 leafs on the joystick, kind of like the Warlords that people were talking about a while back?
You're thinking of Wizard of Wor, not Warlords...
Rick
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He says that the motherboard is just like a game cartridge in the newer games. LOL Well, a cartridge still has to plug in to a computer interface to make it work. If mobo was a cartridge, where would you plug that cartridge in, to the on/off switch??? :laugh2:
Eh, you plug it in, and you play it. Pretty decent analogy.
If Ms. Pac-Man was a Jamma, then you can plug in the board, unfortunately, it wasn't. His analogy does not hold water, but it's more likely to hold hot air. Yes, he can plugin in Ms. Pac-Man, but only to the electrical outlet in the wall.
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He says that the motherboard is just like a game cartridge in the newer games. LOL Well, a cartridge still has to plug in to a computer interface to make it work. If mobo was a cartridge, where would you plug that cartridge in, to the on/off switch??? :laugh2:
Eh, you plug it in, and you play it. Pretty decent analogy.
If Ms. Pac-Man was a Jamma, then you can plug in the board, unfortunately, it wasn't. His analogy does not hold water, but it's more likely to hold hot air. Yes, he can plugin in Ms. Pac-Man, but only to the electrical outlet in the wall.
Before the JAMMA standardization you could only swap out boardsets with the same pinout. Pac-Man would work. Galaxian would *almost* work. The analogy is sound, it just applies more to games made after '87.
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The analogy is sound, it just applies more to games made after '87.
... which is not the case here.
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The analogy is sound, it just applies more to games made after '87.
... which is not the case here.
Well, "duh", Capitan Obvious.
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