Mortal Kombat II ARCADE PCB with Sound Board Tested 100%
사운드 보드가 장착된 모탈 컴뱃 II 아케이드 PCB 100% 테스트 완료
| 상품번호 | 336614040242 |
| 상태 | Used |
| 거래유형 | 즉시구매 |
| 출고국 | 미국 (US) |
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Mortal Kombat II
MK2 , Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat 2 Mortal Kombat II CPU, and Sound Board,Ribbon,Power Cable, and Manual
Mortal Kombat II Arcade Logic Board PCB set 100% tested working
Includes CPU and Sound Board
This Listing is for the Board set and cables seen in the pictures
This board was purchased from Aladdins Castle in the mid 90's, and has only been powered up for testing since. It is in excellent physical condition.
Please refer to the pictures to see the condition.
This has been tested working in our Dedicated game
We will not be responsible for any damage incurred when plugging this in
due to the fragile nature of a nearly 35-year-old arcade PCB. Even though we have tested it 100% working, We are selling this as a used, second-hand, and as is.
This is JAMMA board.
If you are buying an arcade
PCB, then we assume you know how to connect it.
Worth Noting: Ed Boon, game designer and voice artist, was very influential in the Mortal Kombat games.
John Tobias and Ed Boon co-designed Mortal Kombat from the ground up. Together, John, a gifted graphic designer, and Ed, a talented programmer, changed the gaming world forever. While John developed the characters and storyline, Ed was the sole programmer through Mortal Kombat 3. Without Ed Boon teaming up with John Tobias, Mortal Kombat would have never existed.
Dan Forden, a gifted sound programmer, worked on the team that created all the sounds and is recognized for the Easter egg appearances. Tony Goskie created the special effects that make the game so realistic. Without these four talented developers, there would be no Mortal Kombat.
This is another favorite game I still love to play, and a little history might help some of you understand how and who brought the incredible game alive.
John Pierce- C&P Distributing
Please Note: Shipping items to arrive safely and in a timely manner we reserve the right to change the carrier. By default we've always shipped items USPS Priority Mail. Some heavy items are shipped USPS Ground Advantage or Media Mail. We may however choose to use Fed EX or UPS at times to reduce costs in shipping or expidite the arrival. We've experianced several packages with USPS that have not arrived in a timely manner or were lost in transit. Each change is determined on a per item basis depending on where it is going to be shipped and insurance costs. Our items are shipped in new boxes, and generally over sized. For sensitive electronic circuit boards or components we use Anti-Static bags, Bubble Wrap, and Peanuts to ensure safe transit.
C&P was Established Feb 2nd 1984 first named ( C&P Enterprises ) and later in 1985 converted to C&P Distributing. The name change was to suit the company's business model. We supplied and serviced amusement operators in northern Indiana and southern Michigan. Over the years, we expanded our sales to national and international, primarily selling circuit board replacements or exchanges. We worked with Aladdin's Castle early in the mid-80s through the mid-90s by purchasing whole games that were no longer needed for their operations. Most of these purchases were made in very large numbers and usually were single titles. During the conversion era, we also purchased numerous circuit boards pulled from the games being converted. Many of the whole games were sold until they were no longer economically feasible; at this point, they were worth more as parts. We started looking at the parts value of a board we couldn?t sell and stripped them mainly for Eproms. You will find advertisements in the trade magazines (Replay, Play Meter, and a few others) with ads from C&P selling these components. We continued advertising in Play Meter until the magazine shut down a few years ago. We also sold Eprom Programmers from Needham?s in the middle 80s and became one of their largest distributors for over 2 decades, selling the SA-20 and EMP series programmers. In 1988, we started servicing and selling computers. Later, in 1994, this became our primary business. The thought 30 years ago was that arcade games would use computers and the internet to connect players worldwide. Being in that business ahead of the change would help position us. Somehow, due to the ignorance and greed of the manufacturers, this change is occurring very slowly and is not what we envisioned.
Today, most of the products we sell are from the early part of our business, and most items were stored in our climate-controlled building without being powered on until we just posted them. They were stored in a box or on our shelves since they were first purchased. We carefully cleaned if needed, took pictures, and then posted them after market research to determine value. Each item sold is carefully packed in oversized boxes with plenty of Anti-Static material to ensure they arrive undamaged.
We bought a 42,000-sq-ft building and have been renovating it, hoping to move in next year. Proceeds from the sale of these parts will fund that project. We greatly appreciate all the support everyone has already provided through our sales and we will be adding more items as time permits. At some point, we will have rare and unique one-of-a-kind whole games available, so please keep checking on our new postings.
Thank you again for your support,
--John Pierce C&P Distributing CEO