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  1. Well, todays been a big day. Many hands make light work. A personal thanks to @JustAnotherRat, @Cruiser, @MrMaloo, @Skybeaux, @Doug11, @Dedrok, @wild card, @furballx who all donated a good portion of the day to come and assist in setting up the games including unboxing the Fathom Mermaid. A special mention to @needlebat who put his hand up but unfortunately is now down with the lurgy. Hope you get better soon. Absolutely a top bunch of blokes. This what AA is all about. Helping each other out. Great job guys & thanks.
    11 points
  2. Owned for 7 years. Time to move on to make space for something new. ColorDMD Topper Powder Coated Armor PinGraffix Animated Power Bladez Speaker lights Located in Sydney. $10,900
    9 points
  3. The 1st tournament of the 2023 season has just been completed. 49 gamers battled their way in this challenging competition as follows: Congratulations to all competitors that played in this tournament. It was a tremendous effort to compete on 12 different video games. We had 6 new games never played before in MGL history, which is 50% of the games played. In this tournament, 12 different gamers had at least one of their games drawn from the nomination game pool. These were from Ace1942, Busty34, danny_galaga (3), DBH, Germano, Mappy24, NW Nike, Pessimeister, PG3 (2), SMK (2), Spectre, and Tracey (2). Zerst made his MGL debut and finished on the podium with an outstanding 3rd place. Extremely well played! With 12 games contested there were 9 different game winners: Terencew (3), PG3 (2), comboace (1), Dbh (1), DaLar (1), Germano (1), Prow (1), Redelf (1) and Zerst (1). Congratulations to the game winners for achieving the high score on these games … Congratulations to Donald Hayes the champion , and Terence Wong the runner up, on an amazing and thrilling MGL competition. After 9 games completed, Donald and Terence were tied for 1st place. Zerst and John McAllister were very close behind, and these 4 gamers were making a run for the title. Donald had a 3 point lead in the later stages but Terence turned that around to lead by 3 points. While all games are very important, it turned out a near miss by Terence for the top score on Mortal Kombat, and Don playing into the early hours in New Hampshire posting a critical score at 3.06am local time on Bank Panic made the difference. Donald posted improved scores for almost every day over the last week of competition and won by 1 point. This is the 2nd closest finish in MGL history which spans over 18 years! ZNC, DaLar, Spectre, SMK, Pessimeister, RMacauley, Redelf, Ace1942, Ivanstorm and Evan04 all finished with over 1000 points from 4th place to 13 place. Extremely well played by these gamers for their scores and skill in possibly one of the toughest MGL tournaments in the last 5 years. So that means everyone who hung in there and gave their best deserve a "pat on the back" and recognition for trying your best. What a great way to start the season. One down and three to go. MGL56 starts on June 16th, so stock up on your food and drinks and get ready for some super gaming action. The Mystery Prize Draw will commence shortly. 🌴 OOO
    8 points
  4. Big milestone, playfield into cabinet and tested there where no major issues wahooo E9A21898-C2C4-4A95-B4CB-ED5476F3DEF7.heic
    8 points
  5. I’ve had my time with this game. It’s not for me. as it came out of the box ( which I still have ). No damage or wear anywhere. Cheaper than the classic plus if you’re thinking of going that way. I can help with packing and dropping at a depot. Cost is about $350-400 from WA to most major depots on the east coast $13000
    8 points
  6. Small update, as I’ve still not had much time to work on my cabinets. @mR_CaESaR has gratuitously been installing my CPS1/2/3 and STV multis, and I’ve been collecting bits and pieces for some of the cabinets. War final assault was sold, and the new buyer is converting it to a MK3. I pulled the boards/joystick and will be donating it all to a large QLD arcade to help get their War cabinets running again 👍 With War now gone, I rearranged my gun cabinets and have just enough space to fit Jurassic next to HOTD2 👍 Hopefully more traction in the next few months! For now a pic of the gun game lineup as it is right now
    8 points
  7. SUCCESS, With the help of a young electronics student who designed a plug in pcb to take over from the obsolete Riot I.C's no longer available. I now have a working Take Five cocktail pinball machine. What this young man did was amazing, he designed a new board to plug into the IC sockets #3, #4 & #5 to emulate their function. It WORKS! All I have to do now is rebuild the led displays & fix a bad coil But HEY! I played a TAKE FIVE today for the first time since 1978 something! Yes, it took a while but It's working!
    8 points
  8. I opened my game room to a small group of mentally challenged disabled people today, Forgive me if that's not the correct term. Anyway three of them could really play, I mean WOW! one guest got a low high score free game, all were free but hey! Well done just the same.
    8 points
  9. The last time I sold one of my pins, well it was two, is when my granddaughter needed her own room at our place, that was 10 years ago. I love my pins and am only putting this up for sale to make way for one more. This pinball is in very nice almost completely original condition and am asking $4,400. Just to be honest I was made an offer that was less than I paid for it, I'm not going to give it away, it's too nice, if I have to I'll wrap it up and put it in my shed. Maybe $4400- seems excessive but i don't see any in similar condition for the same or less, so just to tempt anyone that may be keen, it's now at $4,000, 10% off. I did offer the previous potential buyer it for slightly less but no reply so $4K it is, if it doesn't sell here I'll try Pinball Oz Wide as I was advised, but being a loyal AA member I wanted fellow AAers to have first option. I don't know why people are put off by Zaccaria, if you do read up on them they used a military grade processor and the artwork on the cabinet is screen printed hence the beautiful detail they were able to achieve. I believe they were way ahead of the competitors in making the most out of the playfield having the shooter lane a ramp for example, making the most out of the available playfield, the backbox has a spring loaded lock pin to keep it in place whilst you do up the bolts, also instead of the ball just dropping down from the upper playfield they designed a spring loaded ramp that allowed the ball to roll down to the lower playfield, not just drop down and cause permanent wear, also the speech call outs are male and female, all positives that weren't done any other manufacturer at the time except the hinged backbox. Should you be keen and possibly use Bill, don't worry about any plugs, the backbox folds down as it is hinged. The cpu has the original battery removed and a cell battery installed. The power supply has been rebuilt with all new capacitors, new CN1 header and connector with trifurcons, the 3 original bridge rectifiers changed and the regulators reseated with new paste. All boards are in excellent condition, and the underside of the playfield is in amazing original condition. Cabinet and backbox are solid as and the artwork on the cabinet is beautiful. Rear internal leg bolt brackets have been changed to the newer version with more grip as the original ones were stripped. Everything works as it should. Displays are perfect. Playfield plastics are perfect. Still has Italian coin mech fitted. All original globes. New glass installed. Lock bar is perfect. Playfield plastics are perfect. New power cord. Has got new Aussie speech ROMs from #Skybeaux installed, set to free play, comes with original ROMs. A few of the negatives are the odd spot of artwork missing near the right hand kicker lanes, looks as if it's original, strange one. And there is minor planking in the middle of the playfield which doesn't affect game play at all. The backglass has a few scratches and 2 burn marks from the fluro, but I have carefully pulled in the fluro at those points and used cable ties to keep the fluro from touching the backglass. A repro is available by COOS but once it's installed I didn't notice anything too bad, you decide. It will come with 3 grey/black legs and one plated. I was going to give them a paint, but thought to leave it up to the potential new owner. The door looks dull in the pic but is actually shiny and in top condition. The hole in the front to the right of the door is actually a headphone jack port. I have used the word original a few times, so I'll let the pictures speak for themselves. Any question please ask. Internet Pinball Machine Database: Zaccaria 'Farfalla' (ipdb.org)
    7 points
  10. Thanks for the interest, now sold. And no it wasn't @JOKERPOKER 🤣🤣
    7 points
  11. while waiting for delivery, finished off the Foo Bots
    7 points
  12. Why do I keep doing this to myself? 😆 I've been told all it needs is the switches cleaned, new rubbers and a new back to the cabinet. And the rest. " It played 20 years ago when it was put in the shed" Oh well it was free and is complete. I'll put it in the queue.
    7 points
  13. Led Zeppelin limited edition pinball machine, 195 of 500 I purchased this new in box from AMD Low plays with home use only Absolutely immaculate condition throughout with flawless gameplay Includes all the standard LE upgrades Also added Big Ben and parliament mod Inspection in my home most welcome Not looking to trade Reduced to $15,000 Interstate shipping can be easily arranged Cheers
    6 points
  14. Pro arrived yesterday, cool game, lots to work out and then have to start working on mods
    6 points
  15. *** SOLD *** JAWS - Custom - Conversion from a Fish Tales $16500 Beautifully done, and full of call outs and including clips from the movie on the DMD. The pics really tell the story of the attention to detail in the custom decals, plastics, playfields and the finer details such as the teeth inserts, the harpoon gun, barrels, hooks, and so on. A lot of work has gone into this. I am selling due to the fact that I have had this game in position #1 in the house, and I have played it enough now, and have several others coming in from the recent releases. This issue is not exclusive to Jaws, I have had to sell about 10 machines, in the last few months, and I have reluctantly got to select a few more still. I am listing this for a small % more what I it cost me, after my expenses to the project, which I think is very fair considering the uniqueness of the title. And there is none of the wait and it's ready to go. Details on the machine can be discussed in DM or over the phone, as there was a request from the original owner to keep build details minimal. Machine located in Brisbane. Bill knows me well.
    6 points
  16. LOL. Sure the help was extremely appreciatted but there was a lot of chit chat / taking the piss and the odd snag sandwich. But thats what us pinball people do. An extra thanks to @JustAnotherRat and @Cruiser for taking some pics.
    6 points
  17. Flooring all done, Some posters hung, Workbench sorted, Beer fridge on and juke box in position. The pins are in the layout I like so whats the next step?? -LOL.
    6 points
  18. These prices are getting ridiculous the way they are going in a few years when they’re pushing the 30k mark you’ll be saying gee i wish they were 20k again lol. But seriously prices are stupid for new old and even crappy projects that’s why I’m holding onto what I have now and haven’t bought a machine in years.
    6 points
  19. Whoa! What a magnificent game! The flow on the Pro is second to none! 😍 Animations are superb. The whiny voice gets annoying.. Sounds exactly the same as sparky on Met. I'll be putting tons of hours into this one for sure.
    6 points
  20. I've changed the title of the thread as we have moved, Xmas was so 5 months ago, Railways trinkets are being shipped and now working on getting Jeff's room together.
    6 points
  21. 6 points
  22. Who's hyped for SF6!!?? I think SSF4 was the last time I've been so hyped for a release. Hopefully I can get a lot of offline games in. They're just so much more fun! I've spent the last month or so getting to this point.. 4 monitor replacements, 4 brook ufb wiring, it's been one hell of a month!
    5 points
  23. I'll be working on this thread over the next several days so it will stay closed until completed. As a Retro Arcade, Computer and Console enthusiast I think it's all our dreams to own somthing special like the Sharp x68000 which was the pinacle of 16 bit computers of the day even stomping on greats like the Amiga. I recently purchased 2 orignal model (OG) Sharp x68000's (CZ-600CE) , one from Ebay the other from a Japanese Proxy site. The one from Ebay I found out was some guy pre listing the computer on Ebay. This is why you some times see the same item from Japan listed from multiple sellers on Ebay. You buy it from them, they then buy it from what ever Japanese site it was listed on, have it sent to them, then they send it to you. As I found out with the second computer it's far cheaper to use a Japanese Proxy site and buy it directly from the seller. A Run down on both machines. Both machines came without keyboard and mouse which is pretty common and both listed as Junk. Ebay machine. This machine had obviously been worked on before. I'd say it's a very early model, there are a lot of jumpers and external parts added to all of the PCB's. The case has been damaged with tabs that clip the case together broken off , many screws missing, RF shielding missing, internal speaker was missing and lastly the floppy status indicator LED board missing 😕 other than that all boards and floppy drives present. Proxy site machine. Later revision, all boards very clean without the hacks found on the earlier revision, Everything present in this machine including screws, RF shielding, Floppy drives, Speaker etc. Both machines didn't have the 1mb upgrade. 😞 I havent seen any come up for sale as of yet and you need at least 2mb to run most games. From here on I'll just call them x68k 1 (Ebay) and X68k 2 (Proxy) Before even attempting to power on the machines it's important to either rebuild the original PSU and run off a 100vac step down or in my case I used a more modern solution called X68k Pico PSU v2 created by mattsoft and is open source on github. https://github.com/mattsoft/X68K_Pico_PSU_v2 Its essentially a board that replaces the guts of an original x68000 psu with a ATX PicoPSU https://mini-box.com.au/product/picopsu-120-120w/ Original PSU X68k PicoPSU I would have prefered somthing that fit direcly into the existing case however I adapted it for now and works fine. This board was designed for later model machines like the ACE, Expert, PRO etc with the "Tetris" style PSU. The PSU was changed from the OG rectangular style to the Tetris style to make room for a SCSI hard drive. Because I need a second PSU for my other machine I decided to redesign the board using KiCad to better suit OG models. Firstly I measured the original PSU case which has spacers already installed to screw down the PSU's internal so I've made the board larger to suit. Secondly I've done away with the screw terminals in favour of 3.96mm Molex headers and plugs which I use all the time in my Pinball repairs. I've moved the headers closer to the top right to get everything closer to the hole for the wires. The last change was adding extra terminals for the +5VSB which is Standby power which like on modern PC's is used to soft start the computer with the button on the front, it's also used for ejecting disks when the machine is in standby mode with a button on the back on the X68k. There are 3 white wires on the OG x68k for +5vSB with only 1 terminal on the Tetris PicoPSU board which makes it hard. On mine I've made sure there is enough room for all wires. Crossing my fingers when my boards come back they will fit in. UPDATE. I wasn't happy with my v1 board so I had it remade doubling the track size from 1.5 to 3.0mm and added a Molex header in for the 12v fan, something I should have done in the first place. V1 vs V2 Everything neatly installed. and back in the machine. You wouldnt even know it wasnt the original psu. I can confirm everything is powering up and working beautifully 🙂
    5 points
  24. First off is the BlueSCSI v2 based on Raspberry Pi Pico In their words "An open source, open hardware, and open design SCSI solution for vintage computers. It is built by a community of makers, and you!" https://github.com/BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2 https://bluescsi.com/v2 It just needs the headers and Pico and should be right to go. Had the Standard 50 pin desktop and new 50 pin Centronics version made up. Centronics should fit in the SASI/SCSI port on the back of the OG Sharp x68000 and Desktop version for internal HDD's. Was very cheap to have JLCPCB populate two of each boards. (which is the minimum). I didnt see the point of have all 10 (5 of each type) boards populated. I do have 3 of each blanks left if anybody wants to have a go soldering them together themselves. Next is Williams System 4-11 Special Solenoid Fuse board and Fused Bridge board. Seen these for sale elsewhere but they are always out of stock and over seas so i made my own version. Rev 1 I noticed the fuse holder holes are a tad big so V1.2 will be reduced down from 2.54mm to 1.98mm. I didn't realise it was so big untill I got the boards however still perfectly useable. Everybody whos been into Pinball long enough knows the inherent problems of these machines. If a Special Solenoid IE Pop bumper/Sling locks on it can not only fry the coil but the transistor as well sometimes leaving a big hole in the MPU. This boards adds fuses to each special solenoid. Second one adds a fuse to the Bridge on early system 4-11 games. Problem can be if the Bridge shorts it can burn the wiring out all the way down to the transformer. Later system 11 and DE games have an 8 amp SB fuse added in standard. I opted to put a molex connector on mine and do away with the crappy spade connectors. Next up is my PicoPSU board V2 for the OG x68000. The first version was fine but I wasnt happy with the 1.5mm track size so I made a new version increasing the tracks to 3mm and Purple just because. Lastly is the Galspanic ram expansion board for the x68000 https://github.com/stas2k/galspanic Has anybody got any CY62167G-45ZXI laying around? 😄
    5 points
  25. **For Sale: Discs of Tron Environmental Arcade Machine** 13k ono This machine is located in Perth and is in great working condition. For a full idea of my history of this game check out my restore thread. I'm 100% open about what work has been done on his game and everything is recorded below. PXL_20230503_034640633.TS.mp4 Its hard to play and record at the same time but you get the idea. You can see the time that's been put in to make it look amazing. And it is amazing. The biggest issue is with one side of the side art. You can see this with one of the sideart images. I have ordered another side from the states and will have that sent to the buyer once it's produced. But the other side looks a million bucks ( the worse side still looks good too) and everything else on this machine is very, very good. Like with some of my other sales recently my collection is going in a different direction and I just don't have the room anymore and as these are almost mythical in Australia these days and impossible to find for sale in such good condition I am parting with it so someone else can enjoy it. So if you made it this far and you're interested. If you want more info feel free to msg me. pan widget
    5 points
  26. Hi all gamers, It's a rich tradition and it's time soon to give away some prizes. The 35th Mystery Prize draw will be held next Sunday. One gamer who played all 12 games in this MGL will win all of the prizes. The winner will be drawn after the close of MGL55. I have provided another 8 prizes of mystery that are guaranteed to be great fun. 19 gamers are currently eligible for the draw. You've got to be in it to win it. Good luck to all gamers ... 🎁
    5 points
  27. Select higher picture quality for a better watch.
    5 points
  28. GGs everyone!!! Thanks as always to our Gamemaster, Paul Hornitzky @OOO!!! Keeping track of scores across two websites so we can just get down to business, finding obscure nuggets of game relevant media, always providing encouragement to all players, and somehow finding new awesome Mystery Prizes! I have often said that MGL is a fun, light-hearted & supportive place for us with this habit we can't kick, and that remains true to this day! Thanks to everyone who played, however much they could. And congratulations to our champion Don @dbh on a well-deserved victory! It was a long, tough and really close battle, but without being too self-deprecating, it was probably the more likely outcome after all! But let's see if I can keep pace in June!!! See you all then! Tell your friends!!!
    5 points
  29. Mystery Prize Draw: 29 gamers were eligible at the end of the tournament for the mystery prize draw. All players had to play and post a score for all 12 games. The eligible players are listed below: Ace1942 Almorte BandontheRun Bensweeney Bosse Busty34 DaLar Danny_galaga Dbh Evan04 Germano Da Hal1973 Homar Ivanstorm1973 Kane Lasse.lo Lexa Megaderek Pessimeister Redelf RMacauley SMK spectre Terencew Tracey Wan1993 Wirre.the.man Zerst ZNC The winner is drawn by chance from the eligible players. And the winner of the Mystery Prize Draw for MGL55 is … Busty34 Congratulations! Your mystery prizes are as follows … 1. Pac-man Blinky Light (watch out for this ghost) 2. Super Mario Bros. Coasters (cheers from the MGL) 3. Funko SODA Deadpool (lives on like in the games) 4. Jurassic World Dinomates (dinosaurs are everywhere these days) 5. Pac-man Mug (waka waka waka) 6. Super Mario LEGO Blind Pack (put something fun together) 7. Space Invaders Notebook (keep track of your scores and learnings) 8. Tails from Sonic PEZ (eat and fly) 9. Super Mario Brickwork Plush (something softer to punch) 10. Iddy Biddy Minions Snacks (for long gaming sessions) 11. Mario Peloty Chocs (hard to find but these taste great) I will send a PM to Busty34 to congratulate her on the prizes win and ship them to her postal address. That is the conclusion of the MGL55 prize draw. Thank you to everyone who played all of the games in MGL55. MGL56 will commence on 16-June. See you then for more fun and games! OOO 🐸
    5 points
  30. As the boys have said above it just keeps dragging you back for another game very addictive.The foil cabinet decals wow and the machine in general one of sterns best in my opinion cannot wait to add the mods to this baby. IMG_3870.mov
    5 points
  31. Now We have the PSU sorted its time to look at the boards. x68000 boards are split into 3. Info can be found of the Wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X68000 The main CPU or "Core" board which as the main 68000 CPU clocked at 10mhz, 1mb of roms , 16k of Battery backed up SRAM (bottom right) and the CYNTHIA sprite controller chip at the top left. Video Board which has the VSPO video processor and VRAM and lastly Peripheral board which sits at the bottom and tends to get very dirty with dust and crap. This board has the sound, floppy and SASI controller hardware. x68k 1 Repair. First off was to give the dirty Peripheral board a clean and deal with the battery on the main CPU (Core) board. It's well documented that the biggest killers of the OG x68000's is battery leakage from the old 3.6v Ni-CD battery which sits right next to the main 69mhz crystal and reset chip. As you can see somebody had already clipped out the battery and luckily minimum damage done. This early CE has the crystal on a some standoff which is super lucky, most have them flat on the board. I decided to use a 3.6 volt lithium battery with axial leads. Looking at the schematics it's just a matter of cutting off the charge resistor R88 and install the battery. Eventually I'll replace it with a coin battery but this will do for now. At this point I reassembled the machine and powered it on. and from what I could tell it was booting. The Power led turns from red to green and Hi RESQ led comes on. Turning the machine off with the soft on/off buttom the green led flashes several times them goes red. A VERY good sign! unfortunately my SCART cable hadn't arrived so I couldnt verify if anything was on the screen. Cable finally arrived. I'm running the Scart cable though my OSSC scan converter to a DELL 2007FPB and she is in fact alive! Message reads "Unable to book from disk. Set the correct Disk" This is as far as I got with this machine. Inserting a disk it would spin for a bit then eject it back out on both drives, I tried cleaning the heads, recapped both drives etc with no luck. The heads would just sit there and didnt look like it was even trying to seek. Without a working drive I was reluctant to take it any further. Thinking what are the chances both drives could be bad I thought the fault may be on the Peripheral board however no luck there even after changing the NEC flopper controller chip and SED9420AC CMOS data separator IC still nothing. At this point I made the decision to buy another junk machine for parts. Writing Floppys. I used 2 different Retro PC in m y collection, a 1500mhz P3 and a 386 DX40 with 5 1/4" disk drives to write x68000 disks using Omniflop on Win XP and Xfloppy on Win 98 and 95. I had doubts because I didnt have any original disks to verify if it was the issue the drive wasnt reading however I can confirm both programs work fine. No point going over this as it's already well documented. https://gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=x68000:writing_floppies A lot of images are in the DIM format and will need to be converted to a raw format XDF. I recommend vf011010 https://nfggames.com/X68000/index.php/PC_Tools/Disk/?upload=1 Disk Drive Status LED board For what ever reason the LED indicator board was removed form this machine. 0 drive is supposed to flash green when no disk inserted then solid green when inserted and changed red when read/writing. I basically just made my own from some veroboard, 2 x 3 pin Red/Green LED's (3 colour) and Micro JST 2.0mm 3 pin connectors. I'll leave it here for now 🙂
    5 points
  32. My new 7 segment displays arrived today, $8.56 aud to replace all leds on the score & credit board. Everything works perfectly. Take Five is FINISHED!
    5 points
  33. 1759550 One of my favourite games and a new PB! Replay is available on marp.
    5 points
  34. 6,395,000 Got a 1CC but only just. I almost lost due to having a dodgy microswitch in button 6. I moved it from button 1 a while back when it was playing up and was too lazy to put in a new one as I'm running low on the light click ones. Every now and then a press doesn't register and of course it does it right at a time when I need it.
    5 points
  35. 5 points
  36. I remember when they got MK2 at the Melrose Park Timezone. There were some younger kids standing around watching it but seemingly unimpressed. One of them says "I'm just going to wait for the SNES version" I said that the SNES version was inferior compared to the arcade version, but I don't think they cared. Back then the MK game cartridges for SNES or Megadrive on launch were retailing at $119 which is a lot to pay for a game even by today's money. I also remember at one point the store manager Della telling the young kids they weren't allowed to play the game anyway because there was supposed to be some age limit or something. I have a 9 news story somewhere on my computer about MK and the other games from the era such as Night Trap on Sega CD which has a FMV of a woman being captured by aliens and having some massive drill bit device attached around her neck, it doesn't actually show any gore but it was enough to alarm the general public especially since it was mostly young kids playing these games. All of sudden violent video games were the new evil thing, taking over from heavy metal music that had supposed subliminal messages that were heard if you played the LP in reverse.
    5 points
  37. Was at AMD playing the pro this week it is a cracker. The band theme seems to morph into the Alien theme with the excitement of awesome flow and graphics that are mind blowing… This will definitely be the next must have pin for a long time to come. LE’s due 23rd of this month I have heard
    5 points
  38. PINFEST 2023 Newcastle Pinfest 2023 - Festival Of The Silver Ball Event Date: Saturday 16th September & Sunday 17th September 2023 Event Location: Club Macquarie, 458 Lake Road Argenton - Main Auditorium Session Times: Saturday: Morning Session – 9.00am - 12.30pm Saturday: Afternoon Session – 2.30pm - 6.00pm Sunday: Super Session - 10.00am - 3.00pm Tickets: Tickets will go on sale as of 12 Midday Friday 1st September 2023 and will be limited per session on Saturday and Sunday. Ticket sales will be on sale only via the PINFEST website - https://pinfest.com.au/tickets/ NO TICKETS SOLD AT THE DOOR! Entry Cost: $30.00 pp per session. Please check out the Pinfest website for all event information 👉 http://pinfest.com.au/ Looking back to last year 2022, where things had gone back to normal after the distress in the past two years of covid. Newcastle Pinball Association's 'Pinfest' Pinball Festival in its eleventh year. Club Macquarie, NSW, Australia 17 - 18 September 2021 Video Credit: Clinton Starrett PINFEST 2023
    5 points
  39. 5 points
  40. Day 17 of 17 ... Final standings Never played before and still a lot of fun. If you can handle the motion sickness as you fly around the levels, as well as play really well, then you are on your way to a good game and a great score. Three (3) gamers managed to score over 400K which is excellent. For everyone else I hope you enjoyed the graphics, maze crazies, and the sounds. Congratulations to Terence Wong on winning Game 7. SMK and Redelf finished very close behind, but it's the top score that takes the gravy. Nicely "Xyboted" Terence! Teddy Boy Blues, Water Ski, and The King of Dragons are all in play. That's Games 8 to 10 to keep you really busy in the arcade. The final 2 games of this first quarter will be released next week, and I promise these will be just as challenging as all of the others so far. Good luck on the home stretch ... 🏇
    5 points
  41. I think 80% of the views are Scott’s checking it’s still for sale and salivating 😁
    5 points
  42. Finally got to play Foo Fighters Pro at the ACS comp this weekend. Really fast game that has good code there already it seems. Most people that played it seemed to really like it. Was also chosen as what ended up being the final game played of the comp which was great to watch. I think they’ll be making these games for a very long time like Godzilla and Deadpool.
    5 points
  43. 87,100 Finally I passed 2 levels. ☺️
    5 points
  44. When does a baby know when to be born? When it runs out of womb
    5 points
  45. looking forward to the game - love the space / alien theme and don't mind the music almost finished a custom UFO
    5 points
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