Dynosaur

I think breaking 1 million at Funspot with a broken joystick was more impressive!

I have a set. Work well with the system and pretty good addition to "the collection"

Cudo's on the info. Now I have another game I can stay up til 4 am playing. Hope my crappy PC can run it. Looks good.

I'll try to get you a list. They have quite a few and they look like they are originally from a video store as rentals.

I came across some PS1 Long Box games at a local video store. I don't know much about the original Playstation and was just wondering if there is a price guide for the long boxes or if they are worth anything aside from the rarity of the title.

Definitely Pong

They now have a rebuilt Death Race at Funspot in Laconia, NH. Check it out. That's interesting - I thought the monitor was elevated more than that but the pix at KLOV confirm that's how they were. Unless there are other versions of the cab that are not pictured on KLOV. http://www.klov.com/...hp?game_id=7541 I remember playing this in 1979 at a traveling carnival and the screen was the same elevation as the one I played at Funspot this summer shown above.

Gotta agree with Sinistar being very difficult. Don't think I ever killed him more than two times Stargate (Defender II) was tough even after I figured out the warp secret. Robotron is my all time favorite game and I agree about it being a total hand/eye coordination game and I would put it up there as one of the all time toughest. Space Harrier always gave me trouble for some reason. Major Havoc I found very difficult -- I didn't have the patience for it.

Mini Golf Rte 1 Saugus (home of big orange T-Rex) Fun and Games Framingham Salisbury Beach & Hampton Beach Arcades Aladin's Castle Liberty Tree Mall Fun Spot (New Hampshire) Arcade at Salem Willows