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@skinnygrinny I will have to look into it. Awhile back I bought a small lot of ps1 stuff that had a bunch of stuff he said he used to play burned games. I’ll have to post it up later and see if anyone knows how it works.

Hanging out on the lake.

Wouldn’t I have to get a Japanese ps1 or a mod chip to be able to play it? Or will it work in a Ps3? I might just try them through an emulator on my computer or something to see how I like them.

@MrWunderful I can't blame you. That's a crazy find.

If I found that my heart would be racing. Did you crack open any of them?

@MrWunderful I really want to play RayStorm and RayCrisis. Everyone always says those are awesome.

I use to work at a place that sold pool tables, arcade cabs, and pinball machines. They had a Transformers Pinball there that was fairly new. Man that thing was a blast to play. I think it was a Stern Home Edition Transformers Pinball. It had tons of LEDs. After work I played that thing a ton until it sold.

@Romiked2689 It's true you have to find the right buyer for anything your selling but I am just asking for opinions. Or maybe I'm just trying to justify spending the money I did getting it repaired. I don't think it's crazy to ask for more money if the kiosk is in perfect working order and good for 20-30 years. Plus having someone do the work is not cheap. It can cost you in the range of $200 - $300 for that. Zenith Monitors from the early 1990's have cheap capacitors that are known for failing, leaking, and damaging the circuit boards inside. Learned this from a repair man that specialized in Zenith televisions and monitors. In my opinion I feel people would pay a premium for piece of mind. I'm not really looking to sell my kiosk I was just wondering what people thought about the capacitor work and if there is value added from it. Did I waste money getting it in perfect working order? I don't feel I did and it is good to know that those low quality capacitors are out of there and not destroying it from the inside.

He looks like a younger me headed towards the rental section in the grocery store.

He’s running and looks great, but what’s he running from?

I’m just getting into PlayStation and PS2 and may have some stuff to send your way in the future.

I just was thinking if the monitor has been recapped and has zero issues it might take the value up because it’s hard to find someone who can fix them or will even try.

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I’m just curious what Super Nintendo Kiosks are going for these days. Does it add significant value if the original monitor and sound board have had all the capacitors replaced? Or if you have the original stand?

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https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/8228-google-docs-embed/ I found this link talking about it. Maybe it is something that has to be added to the site to make it work.

Is embedding a Google Sheets document something that is possible. I’m wondering if this is possible to embed it and then still be able to edit it from my google account. I have a monster list of NTSC PlayStation 1 games with variants I would like to add to the site but it’s still a work in progress.

I hope so it’s really handy when your traveling.

Welcome to VGS. You should post some pictures and show off your cabinets.

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I loved me some bookmarks usually for easy access to @acidjaguar Nintendo power list and @NintendoTwizer GameCube variants list. There was also the game store by each state list and the 5 screw 3 screw NES cartridge list but I can’t remember who started those.

I’m curious about this myself with limited space it could be a problem in the future not being able to delete stuff.

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