anyone have Space invaders EEPROMS for sale?

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This is for a regular space invaders, not the deluxe boards I have been
messing around with. Looking for just the 'g' chip, but would buy them as a
pair if need be. I have the ability to program pretty much everything
besides old NMOS 2716's if anyone has any blank chips that would work as
well.

Thanks.

 

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I have a better idea for ya. Forget the roms altogether and go with an
8-in-1 kit:
http://www.brasington.org/arcade/sim/
I have one in my SI and it's awesome. It has a power-on self test, freeplay
mod (with attract mode), and is a snap to install - plug-n-play. There are
some cool options you can turn on through the menu too like fast play in SI.
If you want any more info, or pics of it in action, email me: dfrance - at -
revealed.net or email Scott Brasington himself.

Best of all - you don't need your original roms plugged in the board at all
since all the games are on a single chip on the kit..


"Tony Tumminaro" <TonyTumminaro@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> This is for a regular space invaders, not the deluxe boards I have been
> messing around with. Looking for just the 'g' chip, but would buy them as
> a pair if need be. I have the ability to program pretty much everything
> besides old NMOS 2716's if anyone has any blank chips that would work as
> well.
>
> Thanks.
>

 

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That kit looks cool but there is no email link on the page!!
"DFrance" <someone@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a better idea for ya. Forget the roms altogether and go with an
>8-in-1 kit:
> http://www.brasington.org/arcade/sim/
> I have one in my SI and it's awesome. It has a power-on self test,
> freeplay mod (with attract mode), and is a snap to install - plug-n-play.
> There are some cool options you can turn on through the menu too like fast
> play in SI. If you want any more info, or pics of it in action, email me:
> dfrance - at - revealed.net or email Scott Brasington himself.
>
> Best of all - you don't need your original roms plugged in the board at
> all since all the games are on a single chip on the kit..
>
>
> "Tony Tumminaro" <TonyTumminaro@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:RMWdndIus6PWEI3eRVn-gw@comcast.com...
>> This is for a regular space invaders, not the deluxe boards I have been
>> messing around with. Looking for just the 'g' chip, but would buy them as
>> a pair if need be. I have the ability to program pretty much everything
>> besides old NMOS 2716's if anyone has any blank chips that would work as
>> well.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>
>

 

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Email Scott from here: http://www.brasington.org/arcade/

I hear he might have an update to the SI kit coming soon.

Awsome kit by the way, I HIGHLY recommend it.

Brent

 

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cheers
"BrentRadio" <newsgroup5@brentradio.com> wrote in message
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> Email Scott from here: http://www.brasington.org/arcade/
>
> I hear he might have an update to the SI kit coming soon.
>
> Awsome kit by the way, I HIGHLY recommend it.
>
> Brent
>