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It's this weekend...is there ANYONE going to this? The games that will be there this year include:
Solid State PINBALL (45)
Stern Spiderman Compliments of Shaffer Dist
Twilight Zone
Theater of Magic
Star Trek - Next Generation
Indiana Jones
Demolition Man
Cirqus Voltaire
Lights, Camera, Action
TX-Sector *
Blackwater 100 *
Whitewater
Pinball Magic *
Breakshot
Corvette
X-Files
Transporter *
Swords of Fury
Congo
Paragon
Haunted House
Xenon
Meteor
Firepower
Big Hurt (Frank Thomas)
Twister
Strikes & Spares
Voltan
Starship Troopers
Jurassic Park
Genie
Harlem Globetrotters (x2)
Andromeda
Star Wars Episode I *
Revenge From Mars *
Hyperball *
Ripley’s Believe it or Not
Attack From Mars
8 Ball Deluxe LE
Amazon Hunt
Tri-Zone
Superman
Fireball Classic
Pennant Fever
Mata Hari
Fire!
EM PINBALL (34)
Tropic Fun
Hay Ride
Six Sticks
Delta Queen
Captain Fantastic
Magic Ciircle
Wiggler
Expo *
Hot Line
Olympics
El Dorado
King Pin
Playmates
Pro Football
Aquarius (x2)
Play Ball
Buccaneer
Flip A Card
Top Card
Quick Draw
Jungle Princess
Jumping Jack
Eye of the Tiger
Mini Cycle *
Sweethearts *
Grand Prix *
Royal Guard *
Domino
Sing-A-Long *
Kingpin *
Moulin Rouge *
Captain Fantastic *
Apollo
* denotes machines that will be for sale.
Video Games (10)
Donkey Kong Jr.
Multi-Williams (Joust, Defender, Bubbles, Stargate, Robotron, Splat)
Ms. Pac Man
Super Breakout
6 more classic titles expected
Jukeboxes
NSM City Combo
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I didn't think the 1200XL was rare, I bought mine about the time where stores were unloading Atari stuff in 84-85.
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Only two and a half weeks away! Who's coming?
If you are wondering what to expect this year, here's how it looked last time --
http://s13.photobucket.com/albums/a281/rap...t/pinball-2006/
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DKJ on the Atari 8-bit is far superior to the CV version, for one it has all four screens, two it has a full ending animation.
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Gee whiz, if we buy a product...who is the government to tell us we can't make changes to it for our own private use? Just think what would had happened had this applied to IBM PCs!
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Another thread resurrected from years ago...
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Yeah this is smelling like a hoax as long as this has been dragging on...
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A preliminary list of games has been posted....so far 33 solid state pinballs, 22 EM Pinballs, but only five video arcade machines so far. They need some arcade games!
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Well the Midwest Gaming Classic had a number of rare titles for sale, some over $100 loose.
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Look at this video first --
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Found a Golden Tee Home Edition...$2.75. Best Buy has it for like $40.
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I have one, but I'm not gonna take it apart to get all the serial numbers....
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What about the best of show balloting? They wanted us to vote on the thing so bad, but no result has been put out.
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You can hotswap cartridges ? I didn't think you could do that without messing up the computer.
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Which vendor was not allowed back and why? I know the MAME cabs weren't there claiming...oh we gotta make sure they're LEGAL yadda yadda yadda. Sheesh, there was one of those multi-game cabs in the arcade downstairs...unfortunately there was a problem with the display malfunctioning.
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http://supershow.popbumper.com/index.html
It's back in Herrin, IL at the Civic Center again this year. Last year's event was made of up 85% pinballs, 15% video games.
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Had hopes I'd win a few tournies...only got the Super Mario one, and won a whopping...$12.
Next year the MGC will be during the LAST WEEKEND OF MARCH. Yes, you only have to wait nine months until the next one!
Bloomington, IL will have its own pinball/arcade show during the LAST WEEKEND OF OCTOBER. YAY!
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Seems there's more vendors but significantly fewer arcade and pinball machines. Tournaments got its own area, and there's more of them. Home gaming area seems big. See how much gaming I can get in tomorrow.
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Mr. Robinett's "Basic Programming" comes to mind. Don't get me wrong, great concept but why would you expect anyone to devote any time whatsoever to writing a program, in Basic, without a keyboard, that you had no means of saving. Oh, I get it-- the limited RAM would ensure that your programs would be short enough to memorize....It was an educational tool more than anything, plus you have to recall....this was released in an age where Windows didn't exist and high end IBM PCs were running an Intel 8088 processor with very large 5 1/4" floppy drives.
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The original Bagman didn't have a gun, that would be the five-screen Super Bagman version...
Unfortunately I've had trouble finishing Super Bagman due to screen five.
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Since someone's doing Mega Man on the 2600...I'm wondering when someone will do Super Mario Bros. on it next...
The prior 1k contest winner featuring a bouncing ball on random length platforms where scoring is based on how far you get along (don't remember the game, it was three on a cart) would be a starting point where the ball would be changed to Mario and not bounce. Enemies could be added later...well use your imagination.

Southern IL Pinball & Arcade Supershow - 9/21,22
in Events
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http://s13.photobucket.com/albums/a281/rap...et/pinball2007/
SOME photos from the show, I have video to send up a bit later...