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[Zaxxon]

This game was recently programmed and just released late last year as part of a new multi-game hack for a standard Galaxians PCB. Has anyone seen this available for download outside of this multi-kit?

[Tempest]

Whoa! Neat. I'll have to check this out.

Tempest

[Vic George 2K3]

Is this a puzzle-type game or what?

[Jess Ragan]

There were rumors that a company was going to come out with a new Mr. Do! game, called Mr. Do!'s Power Balls. Maybe this is it.

JR

[Rocko]

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There were rumors that a company was going to come out with a new Mr. Do! game, called Mr. Do!'s Power Balls.
JR

I think this name is better, I mean, Mr. Do!'s Power Balls? That should belong in the adult arcade....

[Albert]

Pretty cool, here's a page that has information on the board and the 16 games on it:

Multi-Galaxian

..Al

[Vic George 2K3]

Not much information on Mr. Do's Nightmare, but I do like the inclusion of a high-score record table on Galaxian.

[Robert M]

I have a question for people with more experience with arcade machines.

What is the output from a board like that? Could it be hooked up to a standard TV (turned on its side) or does it require a special monitor or another circuit to convert the signal to a TV compatible format?

I am just wondering if I could buy the board, put it in a box with a power supply and a jack to connect a controller and then attach it to my TV?

Would that work?

Cheers!

[Zaxxon]

It outputs RGB signals. Do a search on superguns. I just want to find a copy of that one rom so I can try it out on MAME. It doesn't seem to be available outside of that kit.

[Dav]

You need an rgb-ntsc adapter for US tv's, It's possible to mod the TV but not recomended.

look up arcade supergun on google.

[Robert M]

Thanks for the information!