Crimefighter

I doubt that's what it is, but it resembles the obscure arcade game Zzyzzyxx by Cinematronics after seeing footage of it today.

Logger - DK ripoff.

There's three sites - http://www.aurcade.com/locations/view.aspx?id=6142- Arlington http://www.aurcade.com/locations/view.aspx?id=3062- Richardson http://www.aurcade.com/locations/view.aspx?id=6144- Denton

Megamania.

So when shall Tempest review this one ?

National Videogame Museum in Frisco, TX is wondering about a white case 2600 that was found and is being displayed. Since the 2600 jr. was in a black case, this has to be a proto. They are looking for info on it.

For the initial visit - you need two full days, but now that it's over 700 games you may need three.

My advice - visit the Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield, IL - 705 arcade games on the floor from the 70s to the 2010s. It's the best place to go if you're a longtime arcade junkie.

Well I wanted to do mazes based on the arcade PROTOTYPE of Wizard of Wor - Invisible Monsters....alas, easier said than done...due to the maze being shrunken...

Yes that is Super Galaxian, and there's a second formation with EIGHT flagships, and Escorts would materialize outta thin air with them even if you blasted all of them away.

Flak Attack by Konami ?

You can find a bunch of these on that 60 in 1 board - or Galloping Ghost Arcade or Underground Retrocade.

Play the Super Galaxian ROMs and you'll think the "very hard" version is a cakewalk...

Youtuber John Riggs posted this video today of a proto discovery --

I thought the PAL version was the contest version....