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Just wondering if anyone could help? I'm looking to replace many wire harness connectors on an old Bally FB2. Where is the best place to get replacements, and is there a kit available??

Last WTB bump before I give up on finding this title.

Hi Mike, I have the same sign as in your avatar hanging in my shop. I think most may say their favorites rotate from time to time. Right now I am absorbed with AFM, but I absolutely love my TWD most anytime and have not gotten bored of it. I don't have a chance to play any of the pins I have...

Bump, still looking. Doesn't have to be mint, as long as it works, or not.

Pretty sure I just got hit with one that signed up today to offer me a pin in Arizona that I had in WTB section. Same info as above.

There you go Evan, these don't come up for grabs very often.

What is the condition of Blackout?

Would it be possible to replace the key cylinder with a generic lock and key?

Trying again, looking for a Sega South Park. I am in Nova Scotia but have had many good transactions from members on this forum in Ontario, as long as the seller doesn't mind wrapping for shipping, and this can be figured in the price of the machine. Sameday shipping will come right to your...

I just replaced the playfield in my FB2 and I was thinking in the $3k range for resale. I am way off I guess.

Che is good guy and he is living the dream.

In case you haven't heard it before.

I like guitars and pinball, but this seems wrong. Looks like they completed the look with random spare parts. I would not want these sticking off my guitar, and the pop-bumper over-sized volume control, lol.

I love the cabinet artwork. Agreed, they could have changed the PF artwork and featured more Luci.

That is very nice indeed.

These guys are a great combination. Very entertaining.

Most times I get a new pin it comes in a box from across the country but the odd local pins came home in a truck. Once I put a Xenon in the back seat of a Pontiac Grand Prix, it was tight. A mini van/SUV sounds good for transport.

Apparently you can also hack the Snes Classic and add the other 700+ Snes roms available. Or with Retropie you can have every emulator and game rom available.

I was curious about the Snes Classic and just checked on Kijiji. Most were just under $200 and as high as $300 in NS. Might be cheaper to make a Raspberry Pi version with RetroPie.

Hi Robin. Welcome to the forum.