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Auction Results: August 4, 2012
The last auction was one of the smallest I have been to...and this one was one of the biggest I've seen in a while. Lots of good classic video games in the first row and a few scattered around the room. The first row bunch included a couple you don't see often, including a Stunt Cycle, a Rally-X, a Zaxxon, and a Gyruss (both not working), as well as a pretty decent Track & Field. Some definite deals--a couple of really nice Ms. Pac-Man machines went for under $300. If they keep trending down like that, I might just have to break down and buy one.
Because the auction was so big, I didn't stick around for the pinball machines. There were some pretty nice EMs and a number of newer Sterns (including Spider-Man, which I actually didn't care for--first time I had played one). Nothing that really said "buy me" though.
Video Game Prices 60-in-1 Multigame In a converted poker machine cabinet. Not very attractive... 60-in-1 Multigame Weirdest thing I've ever seen...here's a picture. Probably worth that for the 30-something" HD TV they used for a monitor. Arcade Classics 48-in-1 multigame. Badlands Classic Arcade Just a multigame...can't explain why this particular one went for so much. Cowboys of Moo Mesa ...in what used to be a Centipede (or, maybe, Dig Dug) cabinet. Deer Hunting USA Buy-back. Donkey Kong 3 In nice shape. Would have been great for conversion to DK or DK Junior (the two GOOD Donkey Kong games...) Galaga Not working. Gyruss Not working. Lethal Enforcers Gun Fighters II Fully functional. Ms. Pac-Man Ms. Pac-Man Nice...and fully functional. Ms. Pac-Man Another cheap, working Ms. Pac-Man. Ms. Pac-Man Ms. Pac-Man Ms. Pac-Man Ms. Pac-Man Not working. Ms. Pac-Man (Cabaret) Not working. Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga Reunion Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga Cocktail Not a Reunion--actually a 60-in-1 JAMMA multigame for home use only (no coin door). Dunno why it went for so much... Multicade Pole Position Nice and working. Rally-X Dedicated and working (though the monitor could have used a re-capping). Shoot the Clown Cool EM shooting game that was in really good shape and fully functional. The Simpsons Really nice. Stunt Cycle Nice cabinet but it didn't seem to be working. Tempting just for the historical value. Super Chase Not bad if you're into driving games. Super Pac-Man Nice cabinet but not working. Track & Field Working (dim monitor). Ultracade Zaxxon Not working. Auction Results: June 2, 2012
This was one of the tiniest auctions I've been to in a while. Classic games were really scarce (which is why I recorded a few very non-classic games from the first row--just to have something to do). There weren't a lot of pinball machines either, although there were an unusually large number of electro-mechanical pins (ususally if there are one or two that's a lot). I thought about buying one of the non-working EM pins as a project, but I didn't want to spend more than $25 on something that I might never get working. It only went for twice that...but still. There were a lot of low prices. It seemed like the auctioneers just wanted to get done and get out of there.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
Auction Results: September 17, 2011
This auction was a pretty decent sized one. There were some good classics in the first row (including a non-working Dragon's Lair--I wanted that for a DAPHNE machine, but it was way too pricey). I didn't stay past the pinball results, but in the last row there were quite a number of non-working rarities, including an Empire Strikes Back and a cockpit Omega Race. There was also a dedicated Mappy...not quite as rare, but still somewhat uncommon. Another interesting note: before I made my pinball coffee table, I had never heard of or seen Bally's Lost World pinball machine. There were two (non-working but very restorable) ones at this auction. Weird. There were a few things I was interested in, but I came home empty-handed.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
Auction Results: February 5, 2011
I actually didn't make it to this auction. The prices and info here are courtesy of my friend Mike Richey, who was kind enough to take down the info on the first row and the pinball machines for me. He was much more observant than I usually am, too--I never notice when the owner of a game is bidding on it to jack up the price, but Rich did!
Video Games | Pinball Machines
This was a rare occurance--a second auction in as many months. I don't remember Auction Game Sales ever doing this before. Not that I'm complaining, mind you.
This was a much smaller auction than the one in September. Even so, there were a lot of good classics. There were three Pole Positions and a (working and nice) Pole Position II, which is pretty different (you usually don't see many--especially not working--I only stayed long enough to see the first two go). There were tons of multi-games, but very few of the other staples like Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga. The pinball selection wasn't too bad, but a lot of the games were newer ones. (Stern's Harley Davidson is really fun, by the way--you should play it if you get the chance. The engine rumble feature is really cool.)
I didn't buy anything, as usual.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
The size of the auction continues to fluctuate! This was a pretty big one--the first time in a while that there were double-rows of items in some places. Lots of classic games this time around, too--including some that you don't see very often, like Star Trek and Crystal Castles (two of them!). The pinball selection wasn't all that great (with a couple of stand-out exceptions), but they did have a couple of nice machines. I was considering a beautiful Mata Hari, but I didn't feel like spending $500. The big games along the outer walls continued their decline in price. I saw a couple of sit-down driving games go for $200 or less, and a twin Daytona USA sold for just $500. They literally gave away at least one item (a strange Borg game that was about 8 feet tall and, despite its Star Trek connection, was of no interest to me), and they literally couldn't give away a 50" Alpine Racer (it didn't work, but still...).
I actually arrived at the very beginning and stayed pretty much to the end this time. All I came home with was a new 13" monitor and a box of pinball back-glasses and monitor bezels.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
| Video Game Prices | ||
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| Asteroids | $250 |
|
| Captain Commando | $75 |
|
| Centipede/Millipede/Missile Command | $275 |
The first of two that went for chump change; nice. |
| Centipede/Millipede/Missile Command | $275 |
Black CPO, but still nice. |
| Classic Collection (Cocktail) | $150 |
Not working. |
| Crystal Castles | $275 |
Nice. |
| Crystal Castles | $125 |
Not working, but the cabinet looked almost brand new! |
| Dig-Dug | $260 |
|
| Donkey Kong | $300 |
Monitor was dim at the bottom, but otherwise pretty ncie. |
| Donkey Kong Junior | $100 |
Not working, but the cabinet was pristine. |
| Final Fight | $100 |
|
| Galaga | $275 |
|
| Galaxian (Cocktail) | $125 |
Not working. |
| Kangaroo | $200 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man | $250 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man | $275 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man | $200 |
Black CPO. |
| Ms. Pac-Man | $325 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man | $175 |
Had a Ms. Pac-Man multi-game board in it. |
| Ms. Pac-Man | $425 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man | $250 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man | $40 |
One of the ugliest conversions I've ever seen; 25" generic cabinet better suited to a 4-player JAMMA game. |
| Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga (Cocktail) | $450 |
In a weird furniture-like wooden cabinet that looked like an end table. |
| Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga (Cabaret) | $450 |
Not the 20th anniversary edition, but nice-looking. |
| Multi-Arcade | $1100 |
60-in-1 with a trackball. |
| Multi-Arcade (Cocktail) | $900 |
|
| Multi-Arcade | $600 |
|
| Multi-Arcade (Cabaret) | $950 |
|
| Multi-Arcade | $1350 |
|
| Multi-Game | $300 |
|
| Multi-Game | $225 |
In a Tournament Arkanoid cabinet. |
| Multi-Game | $825 |
iCade 60-in-1 in a Donkey Kong Junior cabinet. |
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $725 |
|
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $725 |
|
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $1000 |
New 60-in-1. |
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $1000 |
New 60-in-1. |
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $900 |
|
| Multicade | $500 |
Brand new 19" monitor; nice. |
| Multicade | $300 |
|
| Mr. Do | $50 |
In a Mars cabinet (of all things). |
| Pole Position II | $200 |
Bad chip. |
| Popeye | $225 |
|
| Robotron/Joust | $350 |
In a Williams cabinet; nice. |
| Robotron/Joust | $500 |
Team Play conversion. |
| Space Invaders | $200 |
Not working (but a beautiful cabinet). |
| Spy Hunter | $425 |
|
| Star Trek | $175 |
Mostly working; nice monitor! |
| Star Wars Trilogy Arcade | $325 |
|
| Star Wars Trilogy Arcade | $275 |
Dim-ish monitor. |
| Track and Field (Cocktail) | $150 |
Semi-working (board issues). |
| Tron | $625 |
|
The Winston-Salem auctions seem to be fluctuating between really big and really small here lately. This one was small. So small, in fact that even though I stayed until the last machine was auctioned, I was still out of there by 4:00 PM.
There were a few decent classic video games there this time around. There were also a number of really bad conversions--a Tron cabinet that had been covered on both sides with woodgrain contact paper and converted into a Sky Shark, for example. There were only a few multigames this time--the JAMMA ones went high, the one Ultracade MAME machine went really low (my friend Mike Nelson got that one). My friend Jim also got a game--a Tekkan that was in an original Gauntlet cabinet (another one of those really bad conversions). He only paid $75 for it--basically he wanted a decent but cheap monitor. Anybody who wanted a 25" monitor for a steal would have been in luck, too--some big, new(ish) games were going for insanely low prices...like an EA Sports golf game with a 25" monitor, fully working, for $50!
There were only a couple of things I was interested in. One was an old electro-mechanical submarine game called Sea Raider. My dad and I used to play that game on the boardwalk in Ocean City, Maryland. It was great for nostalgia...but not worth as much as it went for (at least not to me). The other thing I would have liked to have was a Doctor Who pinball machine. It was in good shape and went for a decent price...but I wasn't prepared to drop almost a grand on a game at the time. Ah, well...maybe next time.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
The difference size- and attendance-wise between this auction and the one in February was amazing. This one was easily one of the biggest I've seen in years. Not a huge number of pinball machines (I've seen way more), but tons of video games with lots of classics to choose from. I had plans later in the evening so I only stayed for the first row, but even there tons of classics went on the block.
It was a buyer's market on Ms. Pac-Man (tons of them in varying states of repair), but there were some uncommon things as well. You hardly ever see Make Trax put in an appearance but there were two there (only one in the first row). There was also a cocktail Defender, which is something you rarely see. (I put in a lackluster bid on that one...it went cheap but I didn't want it that badly. A really nice Q*Bert rounded out the less-common list. Definitely some good deals to be had...although prices were really all over the place, with some good stuff going low and some non-working stuff going for nearly as much as identical working models sitting three games away. There were also some multi-games that went for pretty low prices.
I figured that this auction would be pretty small. Just a week after a major ice/snow storm and with a threat of more weather hanging over NC, I thought the crowds would stay away. That was true...but the consigners stayed away, too--so the choices were limited. I didn't bother to stay for the pins this time...everything that mildly interested me (the nice Baby Pac-Man and the Chexx Hockey) were both in the first row. So I split at around noon.
Aside from those two items, the most interesting (nay, fascinating) thing there for me was a stand-up cocktail Pengo. I didn't even know there WAS such a thing, and it looked original. If it weren't for the fact that I already have a Pengo (and a multi-game that also plays Pengo) I might have bought it. It had some board issues, but it went for a mere $50!
This auction was the typical June auction size-wise, with a relatively small number of items--but, boy...were there some classic gems in there. On the first row alone, there was a really nice Tapper (Bud version), an upright Red Baron that looked almost new from the front (some usual wear around the edges on the sides), a nice Space Invaders, and two really nice Asteroids, both of which went for under $250! Not much in the way of pinball machines this time, especially in the high-dollar range, but I did get to play a virtual pinball machine for the first time (Sponge Bob). It kinda sucked. Prices were all over the board, but tended toward what I'd consider the bargain range on most pieces. ($225 was the going rate for Ms. Pac-Man this time around. Remember when those things were $800-$1200?)
Despite the small size of the auction, they didn't get to the first row of pins until around 3:30 and I was getting tired so I didn't stay for the whole thing.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
This was a particularly small auction--the bidding was done by a little after 4 PM. I actually stayed to the end this time, which is pretty unusual for me these days. The fact that there weren't a lot of items there has something to do with it, certainly--but this time I went with three friends who were on a mission to buy (even though I wasn't). And, as is typical of the auction, it took forever for people to pay. Two of my friends bought games, and the second of the two was in the third-to-last row auctioned. Even so, the bidding was over for the day by the time he was able to pay for his game.
Not a lot of classics this time around, and a strange scarcity of multi-games (although my friend did get a pretty nice one in a Dynamo cabinet for a good price). The trend of deals continued, with the prices at rock-bottom on pretty much everything (pins excepted). The classic video games were going cheap, but the biggest surprises were the big sit-down cabinets. The most fascinating (to me) was a Prop Cycle--working, with a 52" monitor--that went for $10!
I got pretty much everything that falls within the "classic" category, and all of the pinballs except for one (I was momentarily distracted). The only video games I missed were a few cocktails (Ms. Pac-Man, Gaplus (first cocktail version I remember seeing), Donkey Kong, and a couple of others) that were auctioned off before we arrived.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
Strangely enough, although they generally only have an auction every three months or so in a single location, Auction Game Sales had its second auction in as many months on April 5, 2008. This was a pretty sizable auction--not huge, but respectably big. There weren't many classics, but there were a few gems. (I'd really like to find out what the beautiful Tron that was tucked away in the second row went for.) As was true in January, there were some good things in the first row--including a number of pinballs this time around! I only stayed for the first row. (I picked up my Family Guy pinball this week, so I wasn't really going to buy anything...unless it was something I just couldn't pass up, of course.) There were some good deals on the classic vids. None of the pins I stayed for were all that exciting for me...but they nearly all went for under $1000. Even the Multicades were going cheap in some cases. Guess the economy isn't as cheery as some would have us believe...
Video Games | Pinball Machines
Until I looked at my site for this update, I didn't realize that this was the first auction I had attended in a year. Either the thrill is waning, or I simply don't have room for any more games. Either way, this one wasn't anything to write home about. I was happy to see some classics in the first row this time around. If they hadn't been there, I probably wouldn't have any results to post--I left after an hour or so. There were some decent games--a really nice Tempest was the one that stood out. There were a decent number of pins, including a Simpsons Pinball Party that was in decent shape, and a pretty nice Captain Fantastic--but I didn't see the results for those.
This was a fairly small auciton--not a whole lot of classics video game wise. Quite a few interesting pinballs, though--and equally interesting pinball prices. A few went pretty high--and not just the usual suspects (there was a Medieval Madness and a Safe Cracker). Video prices were pretty normal, except for one Asteroids machine that went pretty high and a lot of the environmental/sit down big screen games, which went really low for the most part. (Confidential Mission with a 60" screen and environmental cabinet went for around $400, for example) Thanks to my friend Greg, I got all the pinball prices (they went down one double row pretty fast and out of sync, so it was hard to keep up alone).
Video Games | Pinball Machines
Compared to the last couple of auctions earlier this year (the results of which I didn't report because I didn't stay for long), the selection was rather small. I left before the last row was auctioned, but they were on a pace to be finished before 6 PM. Not bad.
Despite the small number of games, there were some interesting (though mostly non-working) gems in the bunch, including a working Atari Gotcha, a cockpit Omega Race and a cabaret Qix. The prices weren't too bad...in fact, some working JAMMA games went for crazy-low prices ($35-$50). The monitors are worth more than that!
Video Games | Pinball Machines
This auction went a lot faster than any that I have been to in a while--not a lot of junk in the front corner, and not a lot of pool tables and such (maybe a quarter the normal number). As a result, I got almost all of the classic vids and just about every pinball machine.
Unfortunately, although there were lots of pins to choose from (many of the most popular around, actually), the classic vid selection was less than stellar. Unless you wanted a Ms. Pac-Man or a Galaga. Plenty of those, averaging about $400 for working, decent games. (I'd hate to be somebody who paid twice that a couple of years back...)
I only bid on one item--a non-working Wizard of Wor in so-so condition. There was this rather persistent (I'm being nice) dealer who tried like hell to talk me out of bidding at all--which made me determined to do so. Making him pay more than he wanted to pay for the thing was almost as satisfying as winning it myself. My guess: it'll go and sit in his warehouse for years. I would have brought it back to life and enjoyed it. Ah well...
Video Games | Pinball Machines
| Pinball Machines | ||
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
Addams Family |
$3250 |
Pretty nice... |
Alien Star |
$60 |
Parts machine |
Attack from Mars |
$1800 |
Missing a board |
Baby Pac-Man |
$1050 |
Nice |
Barb Wire |
$800 |
|
Big Guns |
$625 |
"Adjust Failure" |
Big Guns |
$625 |
|
Black Knight |
$775 |
Very nice |
Close Encounters |
Missed |
|
Corvette |
$2000 |
|
Cybernaut |
$350 |
|
Dolly Parton |
$425 |
|
Dracula |
$850 |
|
Dr. Who |
$800 |
|
Eight Ball |
$525 (?) |
Nice |
Eight Ball |
$350 |
Not as nice as the other one, but not bad... |
Elvira |
$1200 |
|
Elvira |
$875 |
|
F-14 |
$300 |
Parts machine... |
F-14 |
$800 |
|
F-14 |
$425 |
Not working; faded backglass |
Fast Break |
$1150 |
|
Fish Tales |
$1025 |
|
Flash |
$450 |
Not bad |
Flintstones |
$1200 |
|
Freddy: A Nightmare on Elm St. |
$775 |
|
Funhouse |
$1100 |
|
Funhouse |
$900 |
LOTS of bare wood...kind of beat... |
Gladiators |
$625 |
|
Guns N' Roses |
$1725 |
|
High Speed |
$400 |
Worn playfield... |
High Speed |
$800 |
|
Indiana Jones |
$2600 |
Some wear; plane missing a wing |
Junk Yard |
$1900 |
|
Jurassic Park |
$975 |
Missing topper... |
Laser Ball |
$110 |
Total mess; parts machine |
Mariner |
$350 |
Nice EM machine; German coin mechs |
Mata Hari (SS) |
$200 |
Not working |
Meteor |
$1300 |
|
Mousin' Around |
$925 |
|
Nip It |
$900 |
Nice EM machine |
Nitro Ground Shaker |
$300 |
|
Operation Thunder |
$550 |
|
Pinbot |
$275 |
Dirty; not working |
Playboy (Stern) |
$1850 |
|
Police Force |
Missed |
|
Pool Sharks |
$750 |
|
Rescue 911 |
$775 |
|
Road Kings |
$250 |
Missing 2 displays (at least...) |
RoboCop |
$200 |
Really dirty... |
Rocky and Bullwinkle |
$1300 |
|
Rolling Stones |
$525 |
Dirty |
Riverboat Gambler |
$825 |
|
Secret Service |
Missed |
|
Shaq Attaq |
$750 |
|
Sopranos |
$3100 |
|
Star Trek 25th Anniversary |
$1175 |
|
Stingray |
$65 |
Not working; missing glass; very dirty |
Super Mario Bros. |
$325 |
Tiny kiddie machine... |
Tales of the Arabian Nights |
$2500 |
|
Tales of the Arabian Nights |
$1900 |
|
Teed Off |
$800 |
|
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles |
$725 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$1100 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$950 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$875 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$825 |
|
Terminator 3 |
$1600 |
|
Theatre of Magic |
$2150 |
Not working |
Tommy |
$1000 |
Missing topper |
Torch |
Missed |
|
Tri Zone |
$250 |
|
Trident |
$375 |
Nice |
Twilight Zone |
$2400 |
|
Twister |
$1100 |
|
Viper Night Drivin' |
$1050 |
|
Whirlwind |
$925 |
"Adjust Failure" |
Who Dunnit? |
Missed |
|
Who Dunnit? |
$825 |
|
X-Files |
$1100 |
|
Like the February 5th auction, this one was pretty small. Again, the first row was nothing but bartop games. Anticipating that, I arrived late. They actually made it down the first row, across the back and up the middle before 4 PM. Not bad.
The offerings were pretty sparse, but there were definitely some classic games going for bargain prices. Two that I wanted to see but didn't stick around for were a Mortal Kombat in a Joust cocktail cabinet (what a sin, that), and a beat-up but working sit down Spy Hunter. Fans of Atari cocktail games were in luck--there was a Centipede, a Dig Dug, and a Missile Command, all working and all sold at bargain basement prices!
Managed to get about a third of the pinball prices--the rest were still waiting to be auctioned when I left.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
| Pinball Machines | ||
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| Addams Family | $2525 |
Fair condition; dirty. |
| Barb Wire | $850 |
|
| Batman | $1300 |
|
| Breakshot | $700 |
|
| Fish Tales | $1450 |
|
| Hurricane | $975 |
|
| Lost World: Jurassic Park | $1150 |
|
| No Good Gofers | $1900 |
|
| Space Jam | $1100 |
|
| Star Trek: The Next Generation | $1525 |
|
| South Park | $2050 |
Pretty dirty. |
| Terminator 2 | $1125 |
|
| Twister | $950 |
Bad left flipper. |
| White Water | $1575 |
|
| Video Games | Pinball Machines |
The February 5th auction was pretty small--apparently the trend of late as I understand it. There were actually no upright cabinets at all in the first row--instead, the cocktails and the bar top games (which are usually in the confused cluster in the front corner) were displayed here. This was actually a lot more efficient than the old method, and things moved along quickly throughout the day. I had to leave at around 4 PM, but by that time they were more than half way done--only two major rows remaining.
Some good classics--three Spy Hunter uprights (one of which was in pretty nice shape), and lots of Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga uprights (naturally). There were a couple of pretty rare cocktails, including a nice Tempest and a Karate Champ (which I had never seen prior to this auction). There were also several sad, converted classics in the junker row: a stripped Star Wars with a nice cabinet but with a Road Riot controller; a Tron that had been painted black and converted to 1942; and another Tron that had been painted black and converted to Arkanoid. Sigh.
Since my interest in pinball machines is growing on a daily basis, I did list many of the games that were present. Unfortunately, it's just a partial list--and I had to leave before most of them were auctioned off.
There were a bunch of good deals and a couple of surprisingly high prices. I didn't buy anything.
| Video Game Prices | ||
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| Alien Syndrome | ? |
Missed it... |
| Arkanoid | $150 |
Not the one in the Tron cabinet |
| Baby Pac-Man | $300 (?) |
Wasn't paying close enough attention... |
| Blades of Steel | $125 |
|
| Bubble Bobble | $400 |
Bidding really got out of hand; nice machine, but not exactly a great game (IMHO) |
| Cheyenne | $200 |
Working |
| Crystal Castles | $275 |
|
| Dig Dug | $125 |
Looked like a European version...not a conversion, but I'd never seen one like it before |
| Donkey Kong | $600 |
No side art; black t-molding; otherwise rather nice |
| Donkey Kong | $325 |
Very similar to the aforementioned one; good deal! |
| Donkey Kong Junior (Cocktail) | $300 |
A little dirty but working nicely |
| Galaga (Cocktail) | $575 |
Nice |
| Galaga (Cocktail) | $650 |
Might have been a 4-in-1... |
| Galaga | $500 |
|
| Galaga | $475 |
|
| Galaga | $350 |
Conversion |
| Galaga | $500 |
White sides; pretty nice |
| Galaga | $475 |
Flaked marquee |
| Gyruss | $160 |
Nice cabinet and CPO; so-so monitor |
| Gyruss | $175 |
Nice cabinet and monitor; some CPO wear |
| Karate Champ (Cocktail) | $95 |
Dim monitor; flaked glass; nice CPOs; first I've ever seen! |
| Moon Patrol | $90 |
Not working |
| Mr. Do | $85 |
Conversion |
| Mr. Do | $60 |
Conversion; not working |
| Ms. Pac-Man | $250 |
Conversion |
| Ms. Pac-Man | $425 |
Dark monitor and not-so-nice CPO |
| Ms. Pac-Man | $875 |
Looked brand-new (one of a pair auctioned as "choice of the two") |
| Ms. Pac-Man | $875 |
Looked brand-new (one of a pair auctioned as "choice of the two") |
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $1100 |
Looked new |
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $1550 |
Didn't look any different than the $1100 one... |
| Multicade (Cocktail) | $1300 |
|
| Multicade | $1075 |
25" monitor; 9-in-1 |
| Multicade | $750 |
9-in-1 |
| Multi-Williams (Cocktail) | $800 |
Looked brand new. |
| Multi-Williams | $500 |
Robotron cabinet with MW marquee and CPO; pretty nice; good deal! |
| Pole Position II | $85 |
Bad plug |
| Punch-Out | $250 |
Both monitors working; good cab; possible board problems (garbage on top monitor) |
| Road Blasters | $110 |
|
| Rolling Thunder (Cocktail) | $40 |
Generic glass and CPOs; working all the way. |
| Space Invaders Deluxe (Cocktail) | $100 |
Flaked glass, but working all the way! |
| Spy Hunter | $240 |
Needed new thumb triggers, but otherwise very nice |
| Stargate | $350 |
Looked pretty good... |
| Super Mario Bros. | $80 |
Monitor needed work... |
| Tempest (Cocktail) | $675 |
Nice. |
| Tempest | $75 |
Not working; pretty nice cabinet; looked complete |
| Turbo (Cockpit) | $50 |
Not working; nice cab |
| VS. Hogan's Alley | $135 |
Jail bars on monitor but otherwise not bad |
| VS. Tennis (Cocktail) | $45 |
I paid almost that much for one working Nintendo monitor. This had two--and was working all the way. |
| Xybots | $300 |
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| Zaxxon Cocktail | $150 (?) |
Working all the way. |
| Pinball List (Few Prices--Sorry) | ||
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Game |
Price |
Notes |
| Amazing Spider-Man | ? |
Playfield: 6; Backglass: 8; Cabinet: 7 |
| Beat Time | ? |
In pieces; probably parts only |
| Black Hole | ? |
Upper and lower playfields only--no cabinet |
| Black Hole | ? |
Dirty, but looked complete and in decent shape |
| Black Hole | ? |
Looked like parts only; 2 back boxes included |
| Earthshaker | ? |
Playfield: 6; Backglass: 8; Cabinet: 8 |
| Eight Ball Deluxe Limited Edition | ? |
Playfield: 6.5; Backglass: 9; Cabinet: 6.5 |
| High Speed | ? |
Playfield: 6; Backglass: 7.5; Cabinet: 7 |
| Joker Poker | ? |
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| Lord of the Rings | $2900 |
Looked and played like new |
| Meteor | ? |
Playfield: 6; Backglass: 8; Cabinet: 7 |
| Nugent | ? |
Playfield: 9; Backglass: 9; Cabinet: 9 |
| Playboy (Bally) | ? |
Playfield: 6; Backglass: 7; Cabinet: 5 (very faded) |
| Raven | ? |
Playfield: 6; Backglass: 5; Cabinet: 6 |
| Slick Chick | ? |
Playfield: 6; Backglass: 7; Cabinet: 5 |
| Soccer Kings (Zaccaria) | ? |
No glass or legs; beat up |
| Solar Ride | ? |
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| Space Mission | ? |
Playfield: 5; Backglass: 3; Cabinet: 6 |
| Space Mission | ? |
Playfield: 7; Backglass: 9; Cabinet: 7 |
| Star Wars Episode 1 | $2025 |
Nice |
| Starship Troopers | $1150 |
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| Super Straight (Sonic EM) | ? |
No glass; otherwise fair condition |
| Time Machine (Zaccaria) | ? |
In pieces; no legs |
| Trident | ? |
Playfield: 5; Backglass: 5.5; Cabinet: 7.5 |
| Wizard | ? |
Playfield: 8; Backglass: 9; Cabinet: 8 |
| World Tour (Alvin G. and Co.) | ? |
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| X's and O's | ? |
Playfield: 6.5; Backglass: 6; Cabinet: 7 |
The April 24th auction had a decent mix of classics. It must have been Space Invaders day--I saw at least three original Space Invaders uprights and a Deluxe Space Invaders. Lots of Double and Triple Donkey Kongs there as well. Organizationally, this auction was interesting in that they put a few pinballs in the first row--never seen them do that before. There was also a nice looking Timber--a game I've only seen one other time in person.
The junk and Megatouch pile in the front corner was HUGE this time, so the bidding on the first row didn't start until after 1:00 PM. I was prepared to stay for a while this time, but when I saw how slow things were going, I decided to leave after the first row was done. I therefore missed a bunch of classics--a nice-looking Tron, for example. Maybe next time I'll budget more time...but with the garage full and the research for the book complete, the compulsion just isn't there at the moment.
Asteroids The steal of the day--not working, but the cabinet was very nice (other than the non-original overlay) Centipede No side art, but pretty nice Centipede Cabinet painted black (the $325 one looked a lot nicer) Centipede Had a tear on the right side upper rear, but really nice otherwise--looked like it had a new monitor Donkey Kong Jr. Had a Donkey Kong marquee; not bad Double Donkey Kong Fully-restored; very nice Galaga Galaga Galaga Galaga Conversion Galaga (cabaret) Very nice Galaga Black cabinet; not working (?) Galaga Red t-molding; working intermittently Galaga/Xevious/ Mappy Homemade multi-game with a generic CPO Gauntlet One of the nicest I've seen--no screen burn, no CPO wear, side art intact Mega Williams Looked new Ms. Pac-Man No plug Ms. Pac-Man Ms. Pac-Man (pseudo cabaret) In an oddball kiddie sized cabinet that looked new Ms. Pac-Man Not working; cabinet painted black Ms. Pac-Man Conversion Ms. Pac-Man Conversion Ms. Pac-Man Black t-molding, but really nice looking otherwise Ms. Pac-Man (cabaret) Nice Ms. Pac-Man Conversion Ms. Pac-Man Fully-restored; very nice Ms. Pac/Galaga Reunion (cabaret) Ms. Pac/Galaga Reunion Ms. Pac/Galaga Reunion Multicade Multicade Multicade Multicade 25" monitor Old Plantation Ancient pinball machine; not working (if I recall correctly) Omega Race (cabaret) Not working On Beam Old Bally pinball Pac-Man/Dig Dug/ Rally-X Homemade multi-game with a generic CPO PlayChoice 10 Dual-monitor version with 8 or 10 games; very nice Q*Bert Dirty and not working Space Invaders Not working, but cosmetically sweet! Space Invaders/ SI Deluxe Both games in a really nice Space Invaders cabinet Space Invaders Deluxe Not working, but the cabinet was very nice Speed Rumbler (cabaret) Not working Star Trek Voyager (upright) I'm including this because I wanted it for my nephew. I was willing to go $1000 (his dad was paying most of it). Bidding started at $2000. Sigh. Star Wars They don't get much nicer Tempest (cabaret) Powered up but had board issues; couldn't tell if there was even a monitor in it; cabinet was badly beat up Timber Haven't seen many of these; fully-working and near-pristine cosmetically Triple Donkey Kong (new cabaret) Couldn't quite hear the price over the juke box in the opposite row... Triple Donkey Kong In an original Nintendo cabinet with a Double Donkey Kong header; nice
The February 7th auction was a big one. The last auction I attended (November 2003) was huge but disorganized--they didn't get to any of the classics until after I left (and I was there until 4 PM). This time, they put a lot of classics along the first row like they normally do. The table below shows the prices for the first row classic items. (I left early again--sorry.) Early on, it was a good day to buy Galaga machines--the first two, both original and in good shape, went for just $550 each! First row highlights include Dragon's Lair, Tron, and Discs of Tron.
In addition to these, there were a bunch of other classics that were in varying states of repair, including BurgerTime (and three at least two bad conversions in BurgerTime cabinets), Robotron (non-working--looked nice from the front, but it was water damaged head to toe as if it had been under a leaky roof), a Mulit-Williams, several Pac-Mans and Ms. Pac-Mans, a Gauntlet, Moon Patrol, a cabaret Battlezone, and too many others to name. Nothing I was too interested in, though, which is why I left.
Oh...and the infamous Mr. Do! Rag was in attendance.
Asteroids Extremely nice Asteroids (cocktail) Not working and not the greatest cosmetically Asteroids (cocktail) Working all the way and nice cosmetically; I almost bid on this one... Centipede Dim monitor, but nice otherwise Centipede Super-nice; monitor looked new Centipede Centipede (cabaret) Not working; pretty nice cabinet from what I could see Centipede (cocktail) Pretty nice and working all the way Congorilla In a nice dedicated cabinet; Crazy Kong boards; nice cheap way to play Donkey Kong if you can't afford the real thing Dig Dug Nice Discs of Tron Working all the way; cut-off environmental cabinet with a nasty cover-up job instead of a marquee (would have been worth a fortune if the other half were present) Dragon's Lair Not working; nice marquee and CPO; no side art; too expensive in my opinion Escape Shootout Billiards game; worth it for the cabinet and the 25" monitor Galaga Galaga Galaga Board issues; black and silver t-molding; Galaxian bezel and CPO; not pretty Galaga No nicer than the two that sold for $550--go figure Galaga ROUGH and not working (no cord); marquee cracked and ruined; nasty looking Galaga (6-in-1 multigame) One of the new multi-JAMMA boards most likely; pretty nice looking Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Pretty nice, actually...good deal MAME Generic PC didn't boot and the cabinet (especially the control panel) was butt-ugly; but hey--it was CHEAP Mario Bros. Blue Donkey Kong conversion; excellent shape but bad side art "Midway Multigame" (cocktail) Generic cocktail with a handwritten underlay; worked all the way, though, and had lots of games (not just Midway); multi-JAMMA, no doubt Millipede Pretty nice... Millipede (cocktail) Had a Centipede underlay and was sold as a Centipede, but definitely Millipede; not a bad deal Missile Command (cocktail) Not working; cosmetically pretty okay Mr. Do (cocktail) Not working Ms. Pac-Man (multigame cocktail) Didn't see it, so I don't know what else it played... Ms. Pac-Man A bargain; average to nice machine Pac-Man Dirty, but nice. Pac-Man Cabinet rough; monitor issues; ugly joystick; but working Pac-Man (cocktail) Nice, with a 16-in-1 multi-Pac board Phoenix Typical flaky marquee, but otherwise quite nice Phoenix (cocktail) Monitor initially rolling, but seemed to work Pole Position Green tint on the monitor, but otherwise okay Popeye Looked like it just came from the factory--super sweet (if you like Popeye, which I don't) Q*Bert No side art and plenty of screen burn, but pretty nice Return of the Jedi Got distracted, so the price is approximate; REALLY nice machine Road Blasters Upright Star Wars Not working; peeling marquee, but otherwise cosmetically sound Super Mario Bros. Not in a typical old Nintendo cabinet... Super Pac-Man Not working Track and Field (standup cocktail) First one of these I've ever seen; rough CPO, but working nicely Tron Board issues; fair cabinet with taped blue joystick Turbo Outrun Unknown Side-Scroller (cocktail) Couldn't see the game, but it worked; cabinet used to be a Joust cocktail (what a waste)
The June 7th auction was a pretty sizable one with a huge number of classic games on hand. I managed to record all the classics that sold before 3:00 PM or so, but I missed a lot of nice pieces that went later, including: a nice Bud Tapper, Hyper Sports, 3 Spy Hunters, a Missile Command, and a lot more that I can't even remember.
In the bunch that I did get, there were a huge number of Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga machines (both original and bootleg). There were also a couple of uncommon pieces, like Food Fight. That was the only machine I bid on all day, and (sadly) I lost. Didn't feel like spending another $500+ on a game at this point.
720 One of two at the auction (the other one was sold after I left) Ameridarts Arkanoid Non-working Arkanoid Non-working; nice Bally/Midway cabinet Asteroids (Caberet) Nice! Asteroids Fake CPO; non-working Battle Shark Non-working Berserk Pretty nice Birdie King II Blocked In a nice Food Fight cabinet Bowl-o-Rama Non-working Bubble Bobble Nasty monitor, but working; in a Joust cabinet Bubble Bobble Robotron cabinet Buster Bros. Non-working Buster Bros. In a Joust cabinet Capcom Bowling In a Pac-Man cabinet (painted black) Capcom Bowling Capcom Bowling Bally/Midway cabinet (Pac-Man maybe?) Centipede CP had usual wear; monitor was a bit dark Centipede Flaky marquee; beat up CPO; non-working Dig Dug (Cocktail) Not working; one of two at the auction (other one was sold after I left) Dig Dug Nice Donkey Kong (Cocktail) Couldn't actually see it... Donkey Kong (Cocktail) Looked good, definitely working. Quite a steal! Donkey Kong No side art but nice Donkey Kong Blank marquee; not as nice as the one that sold for $425 Donkey Kong Very nice; black t-molding, though... Food Fight Scratched and dented cabinet; bad monitor burn-in; but working, and I WANTED it (but not enough to bid higher than $500 for it) Galaga Scratched-up marquee, but in good shape otherwise Galaga Galaga Galaga Super-nice; grade-A restoration Galaga No side art and glossy black (instead of flat); nice, though Galaga Nice Galaga Conversion Galaga Galaga Conversion (but nice) Galaga Nice Galaga Nice (no front art) Galaga "Galaga" Looked great but had a bootleg (Gallag) board Galaga Conversion Gal's Panic II Gang Wars Golden Tee Gorf (Cabaret) Gorf Board problems Hang-On Jr. Pac-Man In Super Pac-Man cabinet; NW (needed new monitor) Klax The monitor was worth more in and of itself... Ladybug Dedicated; no cord, so condition unknown Lee Travino's Fighting Golf Make Trax Played blind Mortal Kombat Dedicated; nice Mortal Kombat Conversion; monitor had a greenish tint Ms. Pac-Man (Cocktail) Couldn't actually see it... Ms. Pac-Man In a nice PAC-Man cabinet; no cord, so condition unknown Ms. Pac-Man (Cabaret) No CPO; board problems Ms. Pac-Man Ugly woodgrain cabinet conversion Ms. Pac-Man Original; not bad Ms. Pac-Man Conversion Ms. Pac-Man Conversion; monitor problems Ms. Pac-Man Conversion Ms. Pac-Man Conversion MVP Monitor was in bad shape Outrun Outrun Pac-Man Non-working; nice cabinet Pac-Mania Had a Ms. PAC-Man marquee, in a non-original cabinet; not sold Phoenix Nice Popeye (Cocktail) Again, I couldn't see it from where I was standing... Popeye Blank marquee Robotron Banged up cabinet; board problems Root Beer Tapper Very nice, with color side art; a steal at that price! Skins Game Skins Game Space Invaders Deluxe Flaky bezel Speed Buggy Speed Buggy Speed Rumbler Stargate Super-sweet! Super Pac-Man Super Qix Tapper (Budweiser) Monitor needed replacing, but it was working and had all the brass; good buy! Tetris Not working Toobin' One of two at the auction (other one sold after I left) Track and Field Looked like a possible board problem (gibberish on the high score screen) Track and Field Turbo Flaky monitor Zaxxon Dead monitor, but nice cabinet
The April 5th auction at Winston-Salem was smaller than the February auction, but there were a number of interesting items, including some games that you hardly ever see (when's the last time anybody saw Satan's Hollow at an auction...much less two at the same auction?) A lot of familiar games this time--a lot of them looked like ones that were present back in February.
I opted to get home before dark this time around, so I only stayed long enough for my friend and I to buy a game each. We left after only the first row and the back wall were completed. There were a lot of gems scattered throughout the other rows (including a beautiful Donkey Kong, a couple of Gyruss-es and a Time Pilot) and I regret missing them. But the trailer was full and it was nice to have the evening free. I managed to compile a pretty decent list of some of the classics that went before 3 PM or so.
1942 Working Arkanoid In a white Galaxian cabinet (didn't sell as owner couldn't get it working) Asteroids Working perfectly, but rough CPO (a real steal, honestly) Battlezone Nice cabinet, but appeared to be non-working Berserk Super-sweet!!! Bubble Bobble In what appeared to be a Robotron cabinet Bubble Bobble Crazy Climber Orange dedicated cabinet; very nice Dig Dug Non-working Galaga No side art, but pretty nice Galaga Conversion cabinet (Qix-like), but nice Gauntlet Nice cabinet, video was wacky at auction time, but was fine later Joust Needed a cap kit (and maybe more), but working and in decent shape Joust Normal wear, CPO tear, but great monitor and working well (I bought this one) Karate Champ Nice Missile Command Had some board problems Moon Patrol One bad button, needed a cap kit, no back panel, but working nicely Mr. Do In the original cabinet; very nice Mr. Do Conversion in some sort of tank game cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Cabinet painted dark blue, but in great working order Ms. Pac-Man Dirty, needed monitor work (cap kit) Ms. Pac-Man Working great, but in a blah conversion cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Working, original cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Conversion in a Bump 'n Jump cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Sweet; no side art Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga Homemade hybrid in a nice looking mostly-Galaga cabinet (not the Class of '81 multigame) Pac-Land Non-working Pac-Man Conversion; working Pac-Man Speed-up chip; very nice, but probably needed a cap kit Pac-Man Very nice except for some minor monitor problems (some red in the upper right corner) Pac-Man Plus (Cabaret) Very nice! Ring King Non-working Root Beer Tapper Nice Satan's Hollow In great condition Satan's Hollow No monitor or boards; blank marquee Sinistar Nice Smash TV Space Invaders Nice cabinet, but non-working Star Wars (Upright) Sign said bad cap in monitor (if that's all it was, what a bargain!) Super Mario Bros. In what looked like a dedicated Mario Bros. cabinet (complete with the Mario Bros. bezel) Super Pac-Man No picture Super Pac-Man Working Super Zaxxon Superman Conversion in a former Centipede cabinet (looked like the same one that sold at the February auction) Terra Cresta In a Gorf cabinet Tetris (Cabaret) Could have been an Asteroids cabaret cabinet... Toobin Generic marquee; working perfectly
The February 8th auction was a strange one indeed. Lots of high prices, and lots of odd price discrepencies--nice, dedicated machines goin
g for the same price (or less than) beat up games and conversions of the same type. Lots of high prices for non-working merchandise too.
There was a huge classic game selection on hand, including 2 Spy Hunters, 3 Asteroids, 3 Dig Dugs, 4 Centipedes, 10 Galagas, and a whopping 23 Ms. Pac-Mans (including conversions). There were also a number of rarer classics including Carnival, Baby Pac-Man, Budweiser Tapper, Mr. Do, and Lady Bug. Most of the Williams classics were represented, too: Defender, Stargate, Moon Patrol (2) and Joust were all there.
One other thing of interest was a huge lot of classic board sets. Most sold from $70-$90 each untested. A bit much in my opinion, even if you're talking Missile Command, Centipede, and Ms. Pac-Man (among others).
After Burner Upright Alien Syndrome Asteroids Nice, but non-working Asteroids Cabinet like new, but not working Asteroids Cabinet good, non-original CPO, not working Asteroids Deluxe Astyanax Baby Pac-Man Nice Birdie King II Not working Breakout Looked fairly good for its age, but no power cord Bubble Bobble Bump 'n Jump Gorgeous condition Bullfrog Frogger bootleg in dedicated cabinet! BurgerTime Very nice Capcom Bowling Capcom Bowling Capcom Bowling Asteroids cabinet Carnival Not working; banged up cabinet Centipede Black sides and CPO; after market start buttons Centipede Nice, but non-original CPO Centipede Fully restored, like new Centipede Average cabinet; not working Cheyenne Generic marquee Choplifter In a Bally Midway Pac/Galaga-style cabinet Continental Circuit Upright Crystal Castles Dim monitor Defender Pretty nice cabinet; no power cord Dig Dug Nice looking but not working Dig Dug Nice! Dig Dug Nice! Donkey Kong A little rough (cigarette burns); needed cap kit Donkey Kong A steal at that price Donkey Kong Junior (cocktail) Donkey Kong Junior Blue; so-so monitor Donkey Kong Junior Handwritten marquee; not working Donkey Kong 3 Blue cabinet; not working Double Dragon Not all controls working; so-so cabinet Dr. Mario Frogger Needed cabinet TLC and a new joystick, but worked nicely Galaxian (cocktail) Galaga (cabaret) New, 19" monitor Galaga Pretty nice Galaga Cabinet banged up Galaga No marquee or art, but working Galaga Okay cabinet but not working Galaga Restored; like new Galaga Nice Galaga Conversion in Centipede cabinet; not working Galaga Really nice cabinet Galaga (cocktail) Needed lots of cosmetic work, but fully functional Gal's Panic Gyruss/1942 (cabaret) New, 19" monitor Hang-On Upright Hang-On Upright Hard Drivin' (cockpit) Possible monitor problems Hi-Impact In a Gauntlet cabinet Hydra Joust Lots of burn-in; needed cap kit Karate Champ Needed monitor work Lady Bug Magic Sword In a Williams cabinet Millipede New trakball Millipede Good cabinet; bad boards Millipede/Centipede/Missile Command Scratch on right side; otherwise like new Missile Command Bad boards (rebooting constantly) Moon Patrol Terrible CPO, but working nicely Moon Patrol Okay cabinet; missing back; not working (played then froze) Mortal Combat Non-working; kinda ugly conversion Mr. Do Not working Ms. Pac-Man (cabaret) New, 19" monitor Ms. Pac-Man (cocktail) Ms. Pac-Man Black t-molding, not working Ms. Pac-Man Black t-molding Ms. Pac-Man In a nice looking Pac-Man cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Black t-molding Ms. Pac-Man Nice, but black t-molding (there must have been a special on black t-molding...) Ms. Pac-Man Not working Ms. Pac-Man Ms. Pac-Man Beautiful looking from front, but sides were plain blue repaint (over existing side art stickers of some sort) with the kickplate art applied as a decal; really nice though. Ms. Pac-Man Nice Ms. Pac-Man Black t-molding; no boards Ms. Pac-Man Conversion in an Asteroids cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Conversion Ms. Pac-Man Conversion Ms. Pac-Man Nice cabinet; fair monitor Ms. Pac-Man In an okay Pac-Man cabinet; not working Ms. Pac-Man Dirty; semi-bad boards; good monitor Ms. Pac-Man Dirty; wavy monitor; non-original CPO; board problems Ms. Pac-Man Dirty; not working Ms. Pac-Man Dirty; ugly Ms. Pac-Man Conversion in a black Super Pac-Man cabinet with a Galaxian bezel Ms. Pac-Man Conversion in a Centipede cabinet; needed a cap kit Namco Classics II Ugly, but working Neo Geo Operation Thunderbolt Operation Wolf Outrun Upright Outrun Upright (no appreciable difference from the one that sold for $300 minutes before) Pole Position Nice upright Pole Position Upright; needed some monitor work Popeye Working but with a lousy monitor Q*Bert Nice Road Blasters Rush 'n' Attack Sea Wolf Dirty; listing; not working Sly Spy Spy Hunter Nice cabinet with full side art; fair monitor (possible buy back) Spy Hunter Not working; solid cabinet with side art on left but peeling on right; all other cosmetics and exterior pieces intact and nice Stargate Super Breakout Working and looking pretty good for its age! Super Off-Road Track Pak 3-player version Super Pac-Man Superman In a Centipede cabinet; looked like it had board problems Tapper (Budweiser) Complete but dirty cabinet; not working Tempest Nice cabinet; no power cord Tetris Not working; Williams cabinet Time Killers In a Williams cabinet Time Soldiers Conversion in a Centipede cabinet Turbo Outrun Upright Ultracade (25") Not working Vanguard Okay cabinet; not working Vindicators Upright Vs. Castlevania Not working
Auction results for the November 2, 2002 auction in Winston-Salem, NC.
1943 Arkanoid Asteroids Really nice! Capcom Bowling Centipede New CPO, fire button, and trackball Challenger Rough marquee, but otherwise fine Crystal Castles In a pretty nice Missile Command cabinet Cyberball 2072 Donkey Kong Average condition, working Donkey Kong Rough condition but working Donkey Kong Nice condition (but with generic Nintendo side art) Donkey Kong Nice condition, no side art Donkey Kong Fully-restored (but with gloss instead of flat black paint on the coin door and marquee fittings for some reason) Donkey Kong Jr. (cocktail) Beautiful display, cabinet average, needs joysticks desperately (I bought this one) Frogger Nice Galaga (cocktail) Galaga Darned near perfect Jungle Hunt Nice Jungle Hunt Nice Jungle Hunt Not working (go figure--$50 more than the two working ones) Karate Champ Nice Monaco GP (cabaret) Rolling video and maybe some board problems Ms. Pac-Man (cocktail) Ms. Pac-Man Yellow t-molding; not working Ms. Pac-Man No t-molding; not working Ms. Pac-Man (cabaret) Pac-Man cabaret cabinet; not the real Ms. Pac ROMs (odd mazes, looked like the characters were snakes) Ms. Pac-Man Working, but in a Pac-Man cabinet with a Super Pac-Man bezel Ms. Pac-Man Working, in a Pac-Man cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Not working Ms. Pac-Man Working, but the monitor was terrible Ms. Pac-Man Not working, but the nicest Ms. Pac upright cabinet at the show Ms. Pac-Man (cabaret) Working; Pac-Man marquee Ms. Pac-Man Working; Pac-Man cabinet Ms. Pac-Man Not working Ms. Pac-Man Working Ms. Pac/Galaga Combo Nearly-new Ms. Pac/Galaga Combo Not the new commercial version--hybrid in a nice Galaga cabinet Pac Land Nice Pac-Man Not working Pac-Man Pac-Man Not working (decent cabinet, though) Pac-Man Plus Pole Position Not working P.O.W. Skins Game Skull and Crossbones Space Invaders Nice; non-original CPO (wish I'd have bought it) Space Invaders Nice Space Invaders Deluxe Not nearly as nice cosmetically as the two Space Invaders (flakey bezel/marquee), but working great. Tempest Nice cosmetically, but not working Xevious Pretty nice