* = High Scores are simply self-reported, unverified, and un-official.

Game	Type	Cabinet	Condition	Serial Num	High Score*	Knowledge	Price	Comment	For Sale
1942 [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1984	Board Only	A			Average	$0	I created a Jamma adapter to use in my vertical cabinet. Fun game.	No
1943 Kai - Midway Kaisen [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1987	Board Only	A			Average	$0	This live semipermanently in my vertical jamma cabinet. I also have a 1943 monitor bezel and Marquee installed.	No
Arkanoid [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1986	Board Only	A			Player	$0	Original Taito board and spinner. Used harness to create Jamma adapter for my vertical cabinet.	No
Double Dragon [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1987	Original/dedicated	B			Average	$0	Good cabinet. Currently my mame machine. Nondestructive install with Jamma harness in tact. Original Board still in posession. I have repaired the K7000 monitor multiple times.	No
Heavy Barrel [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1987	Board Only	A			Average	$0	Obtained to play in my vertical cabinet with rotary joysticks. Not a big fan of this game.	No
Time Pilot '84 [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1984	Board Only	A			Average	$0	Came in Tron Cabinet. I found the original Konami registration card in the cabinet with it. Ill use the hacked harness to create a Jamma adapter for it.	No
Time Soldiers [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1987	Conversion	B			Player	$0	First cabinet I owned. Came in Blue Stern Amidar cabinet. Harness was converted to Jamma. Uses yellow rotary joysticks.	No
Tron [Census] [Game Info]	Videogame 1982	Original/dedicated	B-			Average	$0	Converted to Time Pilot 84 when it came to me. The wiring harness was totally hacked with tape everywhere. Replaced MCR boards, Dual Amp Board, Harness, and Spinner.	No

Game	Type	Condition	Price	Comment	For Sale