Lost Monkey

If you get any leads on these and there are more than you need, please let me know - I have a Jaguar whose shell was almost brown in 2005 (so I painted it) and now is turning white/grey after cleaning off the paint job with Super Clean.

I wired in the male end of a controller extension cable and have it coming out the back where the original controller wires were. Nice and clean. Only caveat would be to use a vintage extension cable (or the official vintage Sega ones) because the quality of the wires was better than the newer ones. Not done with this O2 - also did a composite mod and am now bondo filling the scratches etc so that it can be repainted.

Too late to edit - I tested with a magnet - there is some metal in that top, because it sticks to a magnet...

Everything except the gold disc on top is plastic. The disc appears to be a very light metal, but according to one of the reviews on Amazon, the user had to remove the top and install a metal washer to make it stick to a magnetic base.

Found these on Amazon.ca: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07MX6CRN8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Ordered 2 - they work great, but it seems in the limited trial I have given them, that they are most effective fully extended. No issues at all with the weight, or coil compression.

Ordered. I am going to be broke! lol

Thanks! Ordered...

Nice! Got a part # for the switches?

Go through all that trouble and then use the wrong rom? 😂

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoot_'em_up

It is amazing they were still producing this title in 1986.

Adventure (2600) Symphony of the Night Daytona USA Breath of the Wild Ys I & II Gate of Thunder Super Mario 64 Mega Man X Super Mario World Shanghai

Price Charting is useless for selling a lot. Sell each of those carts individually with BIN auctions and you might get Price Charting prices. It might take 10 years and 158 trips to the post office...

I remember seeing the Astrocade in a hi-fi shop in Pickering, Ontario. It was the only place I ever saw one for sale. I wanted to try it out, but I was 14 and the employees were like, "Get away from that!"... The Arcadia was sold in Canada as the Leisurevision, and I remember seeing the games at Consumers Distributing behind the counter.

Sounds like hard work.