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Happy Beefday BeefJerky!

Happy Birthday man of many fans!

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http://www.lovehulten.com/store/p3/R-KAID-R.html What if I told you you could pay 2,499 Euros for a wooden Ben Heck-style MAME portable? I would tell you the future is NOW!! And how about a Woodie controller to go with that? LOL :lol:

For Christmas Eve I've got time I'm spending with my uncle and my dad's family and Christmas Day it's my mom's side at my parent's place. The former should be interesting as I've never been there before because my uncle used to live nearby my parents before he separated from his wife. The latter...

Yeah I just checked and it's as I feared. The corrosion must have happened a long time ago because the battery itself doesn't look like it has created any acid for a while. There are several traces that are disconnected now that time has worked its way through the solder mask.

Hey so I've had my 4-slot work perfectly fine for the longest time, sometimes I wouldn't play it for a week or more, but I would power it on and game on it all the same with no issue. Today I fire it up for some bday gaming and it immediately goes to a crosshatch. I tried removing all the games...

Hail to the King baby.

Hey dudes, we can ALL play on this cabinet

Did you look at that amp I posted to chat earlier? Except that the large resistors are supposed to be 5.1M

This is the part where I call bullshit on your entire argument. Simple color schemes? Enough room? Aren't eyesores? I think you've forgotten what a 4-player cab looks like And then Captain Commando? That's just a Blig Blue and they're only a bit better. Definitely not a Captain Commando...

With this cab you can finally pretend to play pinball!

The one and only place where workmanship has actually made a MAME experience not something to vomit or kill over. Note: A hundred million points to the dude that somehow finds an XArcade MAME stick in a cabinet that DOESN'T cause the cabinet to instantly turn shit. Reasons for the...

Speaking of...

The Big Red v3 and all other Big Reds presumably have an inner wooden square that they mount to. On the two 25" monitors I've worked with there were three screw holes on the top frame and the bottom frame. I would lift and slowly slide the monitor across the bottom of the monitor space until I...