ninja baseball batman arcade machine for sale

most of the fx in Altered Beast.)īut i don't see myself holding a soldering iron and butchering up some traces to 'repair' this 'defect'. The samples on System16 boards are louder than the FM music. (Enemies die, they do a death cry.)Īh, indeed. Sounded just like i played it in the arcades, great! Then the missus started to complain about the moaning noises. Took some time to get these all three in perfect shape with great clean mobo/rom board matching etc. Just found the rats nest on your forum, and formed a final opinion. I agree this is a taste thing, the gaming experience for me is greatly improved because of these mods. I did the minimum possible damage to the pcb, I cut four traces that can easily be re-attached by soldering short metal legs.

The rgb amp and added stuff is sitting on top of electrical tape so removing all of this extra gear is very easy to do. Having low quality audio samples drowning out the nice sounding music is never fun. Before I adjusted the sfx volume the game sounded much worse, it sounds much better with the audio mod. I'm using a supergun I swap pcbs like game cartridges, I don't want to have to adjust my tv every time, and this is the only pcb in my collection that has a darker image. Maybe i could say: If the game was working perfectly, why do this? That being said, i myself am guilty of doing things like the single rom- and ram mods for Galaxian and that seemed sacrilege to myself seeing how old that board was. I will say that MAME is wrong on many levels for many things, it is not a perfect emulation of how boards sound/look/feel so i do not think it would be preferred by collectors to 'adjust' sound levels on such a collectable / rare board. Lots of cables (some would call this a rats nest) for the r/g/b amp where a normal arcade monitor simply adjusts the 'screen' pot to work around it. I figure people here will appreciate the end result.Īsure wrote:Difficult to form an opinion on this. I won't go into any more details about these mods for the following reasons:ġ: I think it's against the rules here for me to go further into detail.Ģ: I don't want to see people without the proper skill attempting these mods, irem m92 mainboards aren't exactly a dime a dozen. This is a s-video capture from my custom built supergun. How does the game look and sound now? Like this: Mame actually runs ninja baseball batman with the sfx quieter than the un-modified real board, on the original pcb the sfx are too loud in my opinion so I can see why they changed it in mame. The second mod I did was I found the trace that connects the sfx and the yamaha fm sounds together, disconnected the trace, and added 2.5k ohm resistance in between to improve the overall audio balance of the pcb: First I wired up an ultimarc rgb amp with voltage divider to get the rgb levels to the same as most arcade boards: I did two mods to my irem m92 ninja baseball batman pcb.

Ninja baseball batman arcade machine for sale