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Reged: 09/21/03
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Loc: southern CA, US
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Re: Update Sept. 25
09/25/12 08:15 PM
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>Please excuse me if I'm remarkably pleased with myself today!
Congrats and thanks too for [loaning cassette] allowing the game to be emulated.
>and now that it's dumped I'm hoping to use the data to repair or substitute the tape and
>get an actual Angler Dangler machine together. I'm hoping to be able to convert a
>Burgertime security dongle but if anyone happens to have a spare Fishing or Angler
>Dangler dongle they want to sell, please PM me. I'm also looking for a maquee or at
>least a decent pic of one.
Good luck on this part. I don't recall if something like that has ever been documented/posted on forums about converting a dongle to play a different DECO cassette game. Charles should be ideal person to talk to about getting Angler Dangler to be playable on a real cab.
>BTW I noticed how buggy Fishing is, it easily gets confused and loses your place on the
>playfield when you cast very far out and often messes up the time remaining, I'm
>anxious to see how much improvement is in the new version.
Interesting that your cassette is revision 5, but that is a good thing since it documents that earlier versions existed although it is a guess if any of those earlier revisions made it into arcades/businesses back in 1980s.
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Deco Cassette update: I guess what it all comes down to is that the..angle of my dangle is inversely proportional to the heat of my meat.
