FS: Atari Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

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Non-working but complete original dedicated upright. Cabinet appears is
solid but no side art. Come and get it ASAP! for 150.00

CALL ME!! 313-268-0541 first contact gets it.

Dearborn, Mi. 48128

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Robert Bullock wrote:
> Well, dedicated seems a bit strong for a system I cab.

Not if you consider that the System 1 is the original cabinet the game
appeared in.

It is just a dedicated cabinet for more than one game. :-)

Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.

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Actually, other way around. Road Blasters was the last system 1 game
released. The first, was Marble Madness. You can tell dedicated Marble
Madness cabs by their sideart. It's totally different coloration wise from
most sys 1 cabs. Of course, most of them were converted later. but there
was such a thing as dedicated MM sideart

/b

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"zadok!" <aaron@classicarcade.org> wrote in message
newsJqdne4yYOL3Og3fRVn-rQ@comcast.com...
> Did every system-1 game start out as a Roadblasters or did the other games
> come out of the factory in cabinets. I have always thought that everything
> other than RB was a conversion kit. That being said, there are different
> revisions to the power supply and boards.
>
>
>
> Searcher7@mail.con2.com wrote:
>> Robert Bullock wrote:
>>
>>>Well, dedicated seems a bit strong for a system I cab.
>>
>>
>> Not if you consider that the System 1 is the original cabinet the game
>> appeared in.
>>
>> It is just a dedicated cabinet for more than one game. :-)
>>
>> Darren Harris
>> Staten Island, New York.
>>