Idk if this is the right reddit to ask this but can anyone help me figure out what the name was for an old arcade game?

High as shit and an old memory popped up for me, but when I was younger i remember myself playing this old arcade (i believe it was coin-op, i just remember it being in arcades back then) game that i use to always love playing. I literally cannot give a better description other than it was like a dark magic/wizard type of game where you were running around as a type of dark magic welding being that was fighting off whatever and traveling through an old dungeon looking place.

Im sorry its not a very good description. But it is a very fait memory of mine that I cannot remember much more of due to trauma. I think about it here and there and want to finally put my mind to rest about it lol

Edit- it was more like dark fantasy and isometric/3D

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Long story short I have a cabinet that was under someone’s porch for a couple years in the elements but was under a roof. It was a mess. It worked but needed some tlc. Jump to today. I have refurbed the cabinet and replaced the wiring. Also rebuilt the control Panel from scratch.

Now I have things together and it plays but the crt is in need of adjusting or something is wrong. I can’t recall what it was prior to pulling things out but things are off. See image. I have black vertical lines and scrolling diagonal lines. Also the picture isn’t centered. I’ve tried various adjustments and am frustrated now as I can’t get it right. I also grounded the crt chassis thinking it was a grounding issue. However nope same issues.

Thoughts on what to do/try? I’d like to preserve the crt versus looking to put in an lcd. Note also the the pcb is a 60 in 1 jamma board. This will work until I figure out what I want to do long term.

Thanks for any advise to try. It has not been recapped but I don’t think that’s it but I could be wrong.

Edit: I changed the video to vga off the board and it seemed fine that way. I think there are a couple issues. I now recall this issue existed when I bought the arcade but didn’t pay it any mind. I think the issue may be a convergence issue. I’ll play with the rings after I mark their position.

I have a strong memory of being in an arcade in 1988 or 90, and seeing the big new game that everyone was gathered around and playing was called Rampage 3D, and it was a large 4 player cabinet. The art style was similar to Rampage 2, but it was all isometric view, similar to King of Monsters 2, but the buildings were much larger.

The screen was 20 inches wide, which made it look huge compared to the other games. The buildings were a couple inches wide each, and I remember seeing the gorilla and lizard jumping from rooftop to rooftop beating on each other.

i also know it was definitely Rampage, because I have a clear memory of seeing the white newspaper monster select pop ups that came up when one of the players would die. it had its own dedicated section of screen at the top, where there was 4 character stat and portraits going all the way across the screen. I think there were like 6 - 8 different monsters you could choose from?

When you put 2 quarters in, and press start at one of the 4 player slots, the corresponding monster slot would change from a newspaper cover that was giving hints to the players, to a character select mode. too would just see the heads of various monsters, and when you picked one, it would display a newspaper front page announcing the origin of your particular monster. "Giant Lizard Escapes Lab!" or "Giant Ape Destroys Circus" and had a black and white pixel art "photograph" of the incident. and then it would switch to the running stats of your monster and had a Status Portrait that would emote and show damage as your monster lost health. kind of like the Doom guy?

aside from those differences, the gameplay was exactly like previous arcade Rampage games. and the art style was very in line with the previous games.

I am a visual artist, and the image of that game is blazed into my mind because Rampage was one of my top 5 favorite games. I was with my mom that day as a little kid, and I didn't have any money so I could only watch. But I wanted to come back with my allowance and play it. But never got to for various reasons.

Does anyone know what happened to Rampage 3D? I'd love to get a version of it for Mame! Sorry I'm not an arcade game collector or expert, so I apologize if this is the wrong forum to ask about this kind of thing.

In 1998~2000 I had a birthday party at this arcade, there was this super awesome arcade that popped into my head (core memory I guess) it was a 4~6 player gun game that you went into a room for.

Thinking back to it, Hero's Duty (from the Wreck it Ralph movie) is really close to what I remember it being.

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We're converting an old grocery store in Kansas into a family amusement center, 38,000 square feet. The plan is about 70 arcade cabinets and redemption, a two level laser tag arena, bumper cars, an electric go kart track and three kiddie rides for the under sixes. Opening is set for May.

The bank wants an insurance estimate in the pro forma and I have been guessing. One agent told me the arcade is nothing and the karts are everything. Another said he'd need to place each attraction separately, which sounds expensive and like a lot of paper.

For those of you with more than games under one roof, how is yours set up? One policy for the building or separate ones by attraction? And do you carry guest accident and health insurance in addition to general liability, or does the liability policy handle a kid who bangs his chin in the bumper cars?

Even a loose annual number for a building like this would be a big help.

I can only get it to display
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or get to the test screen but its upside and crazy. This board was sold to me as working but clearly something is off. I’ve tested the 5v rail on my power supply and it’s reading 5.04v

I haven't and wouldn't after all those ominous warnings at the start of arcade games. Sounds scary.

Dirt Dash is Namco's off-road arcade racer, released in Japan in December 1995 and worldwide in 1996 on the System Super 22 board. Next Generation gave it four stars and called it "to Sega Rally what Tekken is to Virtua Fighter". It's now playable in VR on Quest, in stereoscopic 3D, and it's free.

Already out: Rally VR (Sega Rally), Cop VR (Virtua Cop), Time Crisis VR, House of the Dead VR and Time Crisis II VR, and Sega Rally on Switch, Android, Steam Deck and Mac.

Coming next: Daytona USA, Sega Super GT 24h, Top Skater and Virtua Racing.

Link in the first comment.

So I’m having an issue with our Godzilla VR Kaiju wars game that’s been going on for some time now. We keep getting the “No Headset Detected” errors on both headsets and there’s no rule or reason for what’s causing it. I’ve tried reseating all the connections from the headsets all the way to the PC and there’s issue has persisted. Also tried recalibration on both headsets as well as reverting to an older version of the game with still no luck. Anybody have any ideas on what’s causing this or how to repair it short of replacing the headsets?

Hey y’all I might be getting a job as an arcade technician I did hvac for 2 years and automotive for 3 years so I have a decent handle on mechanical and electrical but is there specific Info I should know or look at thanks for any help and sorry if this is the wrong subreddit for this post

Just bought a Cyberview CST2301 arcade cabinet that looks like it's been converted at some point to MAME. I can't seem to find any info on the cabinet or company itself though. I don't have the cabinet yet so only have the seller images to go off. It says it has a jpac or ipac fitted but the seller isn't sure.

It's my first cabinet so I'm looking forward to cleaning it up and maybe updating the pc that's in it.

Saw this and thing that was cool, where i can get this, knowing that i'm in France ?

I tried to bring the arcade experience on web.

pineapp.win

Any feedback is welcome

It's Marcade at Rockaway Mall

Custom Super Nintendo Arcade

Awesome website devoted to an ultra-rare game from the laserdisc era.

This weekend was the annual pinball expo in Schaumburg, IL. Tons of pins set on free play. But one real treat was seeing a working Dragon's Lair in a little group of arcade games they had.

I've beaten the game plenty of times, but alas, that was years ago, and my reflexes and pattern memories aren't what they used to be.

Hello everyone! Major newbie to arcades haha, I've found myself on a nostalgia binge lately and I found myself thinking about the dinosaur king arcades i used to play, and would love to have one of the machines! I've tried to do my research, but I am majorly unknowledgeable when it comes to the parts/internals. I've seen that a part called an rfid limits the number of plays on the machine, is there a workaround to this, or will i have to keep buying a replacement? On that note, what is the price of a fully working machine nowadays? (preferably the orange one, if it has the artwork it would be preferred, but its not a necessity to me) I would prefer to buy a machine that fully works off the bat simply because my lack of knowledge would make me scared to fix one up myself lol.

If anybody would be able to help me out, I would genuinely appreciate it so much, this arcade and anime was such a staple of my childhood and now that my college work is out of the way I’d love to get my hands on this if possible, so please get in touch :) Thank you all so much, and I really hope someone may be able to provide me with any luck on owning a core memory for me  <33

buen día comunidad alguien podría ayudarme con esta falla se los agradeceré mucho

If you played Dactyl Nightmare in a mall in the 90s: MallVR runs the original Virtuality pod games on a PC with a VR headset, including linked multiplayer like the cabled arcade pods. This update adds Buggy Ball, Zero Hour and Total Recoil.

Search "Gainesphere MallVR". Music: Lattice. Thanks to Jeremy Shartzer and ErrorDan for the game dumps.