My arcade/jamma pcb collection

I used to own several dedicated cabinets (After Burner 2, Chase HQ, Hard Drivin', Space Gun, Virtua Racing) but currently I have only two, one of which is a slightly modified Taito Egret 29" arcade cabinet and the other one is a custom-made 2-player cocktail cabinet (vertical monitor, wood grain, very retro). Of course a cabinet by itself is not a lot of fun, so I also have several JAMMA PCBs that are listed below.

All the boards that I own are original - no bootlegs - and fully working.

When I have bought some of the games, they haven't always been just the exact same versions which I wanted, so I have burned new eproms for them (for example Japanese Gryzor became European Gryzor and German Klax was converted to US Klax). Often I have saved the original eproms, for the sake of preservation and if I am ever stupid enough to sell some of them away.

If you have any games for sale, check out what's on my arcade shopping list.

None of these games are for sale.

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wikipedia Giga Wing (1999)
Capcom CPS II Capcom Hardware:CPS2 Shoot'em ups Shoot'em ups (manic) Shoot'em ups (vertical) Takumi
wikipedia Giga Wing 2 (2000)
Sega Naomi Original Capcom Hardware:Sega Naomi Shoot'em ups Shoot'em ups (manic) Shoot'em ups (vertical) Takumi
wikipedia Mars Matrix (2000)
Capcom CPS II Hardware:CPS2 Shoot'em ups Shoot'em ups (manic) Shoot'em ups (vertical) Takumi
Night Raid (2001)
G.Net Hardware:Taito G.Net Shoot'em ups Shoot'em ups (manic) Shoot'em ups (vertical) Takumi
wikipedia Twin Cobra 2 (1995)
Taito F3 System Hardware:Taito F3/CyberCore Shoot'em ups Shoot'em ups (vertical) Taito Takumi Twin Cobra series