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>The "Astro Zone," "Wall Break," and other cabs in these photos are apparently owned and
>exhibited by the MEGARAGE Arcade Live Bar in Kanagawa prefecture, Kawasaki city, Takatsu
>Ward, 1-11-8 OKKA 634 Building 3F. MEGARAGE itself seems to be a Taito / Square Enix
>property; its website is taito.co.jp/megarage. Someone more persuasive than I am should
>talk to the management about how preserving these games and sharing them with the world
>could actually increase the number of people who want to visit MEGARAGE and play them on
>the original machines.

ShouTime is the first person that comes to mind. My guess is the better chance is finding a pcb at some shop instead. I'd like to believe the roms / proms already being dumped for Astro Zone by now unless that business doesn't do that for games on location there including any cab or pcb repair work etc.

Taito Wall Break...as for my guesses, it might be a non-cpu game, but the pcb might have a prom or two needing to be dumped. Taito non-cpu games that Andy has collected so far and documented for MAME all seem to have a prom or two.

>> The world lucked out with El Fin del Tiempo willing to be allowed to be preserved
>> and emulated in MAME earlier this year and Mr. Goodwraith's long time burden was
>> finally unburdened.

>Yes, "lucked out" and "unburdened" do feel like the appropriate words.

I didn't have a nearby thesaurus on hand to look for a better word at the moment. :-)