MAMEWorld Forums - News - Re: DU: El Fin del Tiempo

>Thanks to Esther Barranco, ARPA, Juegos 2.0, Recreativas.org and Roberto Fresca we got El
>Fin del Tiempo (Niemer, 1981)

Bueno y Buena. Kudos to the group and Esther too.

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New working machines
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El Fin Del Tiempo [Esther Barranco, ARPA, Juegos 2.0, Recreativas.org, Roberto Fresca, The Dumping Union]
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And good to know that with some work, it is now supported (unofficially at this time), but will be considered official when next release of MAME is out.

Esther Barranco rescues MrGoodwraith from the burden of residual guilt. Mr. Goodwraith can finally relax.

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> El Tiempo Fin: Out bid by an infamous Japanese collector who had to pay a pretty
> penny due to my snipe I set. This collector is well known for his willingness to pay
> a fortune for a PCB he wants. Rarely if ever gets outbid.

"El Fin del Tiempo" by Niemer. I also lost a copy of this once. In my early days with the Dumping Project, I was suspicious of sniping sites, so I didn't snipe; instead, I just waited until the last minute to bid. Unfortunately, that meant that I lost a couple of boards that have never (or almost never) shown up again because I had a power or network failure during that last minute. "El Fin del Tiempo" is one of those. I would be so happy and would be able to shrug off so much residual guilt if that game could ever be dumped.
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If that bezel could be scanned for artwork support too, that would be a bonus, but at this time just getting the game saved / preserved and working in MAME (and hopefully getting cab fully fixed up too) is a huge accomplishment. Another good chapter in a successful preservation effort and also for MAME as well.