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Xenon pinball game UPDATE Pics Added
ChadTower:
Uh, dude, buy that machine.
2PacMan:
Ok...i want to. I might go as high as 500.00 if it'll make the deal...we'll see, he's gonna get back to me next week. He wanted 800.00 for just the Xenon, not the road kings, i have no idea what he would want for that, but he said it's a better game, so i imagine he'd want over a thousand for it. I really don't have room for 2 pins, so i'm gonna focus on getting this one...hopefully for 400.00.
Is it supposed to talk more do you know??
ChadTower:
I've never played Xenon myself, but you're not going to find many machines with a prettier backglass. This is a sought after pin.
mp2526:
That pin looks like it is in great shape for it's age. I actually have all the pieces for a Xenon (well, most of the pieces), including an empty cabinet, and I plan on putting it together to make my own Xenon in a sense. I'd easily pay $700-800 for a machine that worked and had good artwork. In fact if you end up buying it, when you are shopping it out, I'd be willing to work out a trade of some sort if I could get a 1:1 scans of the playfield (mine has some major wear, and I'd like to touch it up, but large section of the playfield art is missing)
I like Xenon, it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a modern pin, but it's a classic and in good shape will always bring a decent price at resale.
To answer your question about the vocabulary, the game uses I believe about 12 separate voice recordings. It's vocalizer bord may need some repair. The Xenon used a different sound board and an extra vocalizer board than other games of the era. These can be hard to find, but they do pop up on eBay from time to time.
here are a few links that might help you out
http://www.dreamstasys.com/xenon.htm
http://www.users.waitrose.com/~xenon53827/xmain.html
ChadTower:
Did you end up buying this pin? Don't leave us hanging!
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