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Re: [UtVgG] Cliff Hanger....slot machine?
by Matt O 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

whoops.. I wanted to send this to the group but I accidently sent it to just Sean. trying again ... On Fri, 2001-12-14 at 16:09, Matt O wrote: > Cliff Hanger was based on two movies: Castle of Cagliostro and Mystery > of Mamo. The character "Cliff" is actually known as Lupin 3. There are > quite a few movies of Lupin as well as at least one TV series. It's > quite a franchise. And yes, it is big in Japan. > > There was a Lupin 3 game in 1980 called I think "Lupin 3" haha.. by > Taito I believe. There is also a new one that just came out. I haven't > seen it yet. > > On Fri, 2001-12-14 at 15:59, Sean McLachlan wrote: > > True; saw it with my own eyes. I was down at a local op's place and he > > asked me if I wanted to buy a slot machine. I said no, but he said come > > look anyway. He had 4 of them on and we played a couple of times. Just on > > tokens. The more I looked at one of them, the more it seemed familiar. > > Finally I recognized the artwork. It was the characters from Cliff Hanger! > > I asked where he got them and he said that in Japan they have to sell their > > slots after 2 years use. (True? That sounds weird.) The writing was all > > Japanese, so that didn't help, but he said they are only 2 years old, and > > they look new. > > Anybody heard of any other old video games coming back in other forms? > > Was/is Cliff Hanger that popular in Japan? > > > > Sean McLachlan > > MIS Manager > > LithoFlexo grafics inc. > > 801.484.8503 > > sean(a)lithoflexo.com > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > UtVgG mailing list > > UtVgG(a)mailman.xmission.com > > http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/utvgg >

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Cliff Hanger....slot machine?
by Sean McLachlan 14 Dec '01

14 Dec '01

True; saw it with my own eyes. I was down at a local op's place and he asked me if I wanted to buy a slot machine. I said no, but he said come look anyway. He had 4 of them on and we played a couple of times. Just on tokens. The more I looked at one of them, the more it seemed familiar. Finally I recognized the artwork. It was the characters from Cliff Hanger! I asked where he got them and he said that in Japan they have to sell their slots after 2 years use. (True? That sounds weird.) The writing was all Japanese, so that didn't help, but he said they are only 2 years old, and they look new. Anybody heard of any other old video games coming back in other forms? Was/is Cliff Hanger that popular in Japan? Sean McLachlan MIS Manager LithoFlexo grafics inc. 801.484.8503 sean(a)lithoflexo.com

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(utvgg) Missile Command UPR
by Jeff Peters 10 Dec '01

10 Dec '01

A friend of mine just lost his job and his Missile Command UPR is now for sale. I have it at my house if anyone wants to come and look. It's in good condition but the PCB has a few problems. Curious if anyone is interested. If not, I'll probably keep it in the garage until a PCB can be fixed. I already have a caberet MC so I don't really need it. thanks, jeff

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StarTech CD's?
by Pete Ashdown 02 Dec '01

02 Dec '01

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What else do you guys do?
by Pete Ashdown 30 Nov '01

30 Nov '01

>I'm just curious. What other hobbies, past-times, obsessions or manias does >this group have? I like to snowboard and do hardware hacks. My TiVo has an extra drive and ethernet. I also serve on the SLC landmarks commission where I fight a losing battle for preservation and good architecture in the area. :-)

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What else do you guys do?
by Sean McLachlan 29 Nov '01

29 Nov '01

I'm just curious. What other hobbies, past-times, obsessions or manias does this group have? I'll go first: Other than the arcade thing, I recently started collecting toys from my childhood. Hot Wheels cars, Stompers, etc. This has been really fun cause you can almost always find something along these lines at yard sales, and I have yet to find an arcade game at a yard sale. (Now everyone write in and tell me about the sweet "XXXX" you found for $50 last summer.) I also like to snowmobile, I go up Farmington Canyon quite a bit cause it's close and the sledding is good. The Timberlakes area east of Heber is also a favorite. By necessity I am getting into Linux and Perl, any Perl gurus feel like troubleshooting a CGI script? :) Oh, and I race Ferrari's for Steve Harris import's. I also have a part time business waxing supermodels' thighs. My wife hates it, but the money is good. Sean McLachlan MIS Manager LithoFlexo grafics inc. 801.484.8503 sean(a)lithoflexo.com

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Cheap games & Costco & Sams Club
by Blaine Gardner 29 Nov '01

29 Nov '01

It may be old news, but in the last week I've noticed a bunch of cheap PS2 games at Costco & Sam's Club. They had two prices, $19 & $28. Naturally, these were all older games, and a lot of them were turkeys, but there were a few decent ones in the mix. They also had a few of the newest games at a tiny discount ($5 or so), but since nearly nobody discounts PS2 games, I suppose it's better than nothing. There was also a bunch of PS1 games, and a handful of Xbox, GameCube & GB Advance games. No Xbox or GameCube systems though. -- Blaine Gardner blaine(a)xmission.com DoD#46 UB#2 FJ1200 XR600R LT250R "Cannot run out of time. Time is infinite. You are finite. Zathras is finite. This... is wrong tool."

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Que Game Cube? Que Xbox?
by Pete Ashdown 14 Nov '01

14 Nov '01

Anyone buying a Gamecube or Xbox this week? I think if my Christmas finances leave anything over, I'll get the Gamecube. Then an Xbox when it drops to $99 next year. ;-) I went around town trying to find Gamecube reservations last week. Nobody has them, or they're doing first-come, first-serve. Slashdot reported that Gamecubes are being sold before the November 18th launch-date. Has anyone seen them being sold locally?

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