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Ramtek's Trivia promoter
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Reged: 09/21/03
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"All aboard the discrete 'Danger Express' " train
08/27/14 12:06 AM
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>I lurk on the fringes these days, being in the post-40s, downhill years of my life.
>DICE and the discrete work in MAME are of intense interest to me now, as well as the
>occasional, thought-to-be-lost 80s game that suddenly appears. There's still some
>excitement to be had, it seems...
Brunswick Astrohockey [pong clone] paperwork...including logic schematics and Atari Qwak bezel piece now aboard the train. 
Maybe some stuff happening in DICE later this year. Adam and Rich do have other remaining paperwork such as Ramtek Baseball and Allied Leisure Street Burners on hand as part of stuff I mailed them last year.
Adam and Rich might look over other stuff so I'll see what is on their list later and mail to them of what might be useful.
The Ramtek Clean Sweep and Atari Qwak pieces have yet to be scanned, but I will get them scanned when I hear of when to meet so they can be scanned. Antny is willing to work on bezel scans once they are online and accessible.
Qwak is not yet dumped, although I recall Mr. Goodwraith believed a Qwak pcb was dumped, but this was many years ago to the point a Qwak pcb needs to be found again and dumped.
Emulating light guns operation will be a challenge as what I was informed. Thankfully these were only used for a couple videogames like Outlaw and Qwak. PSE games didn't use any light gun ouptuts, but a collision detection method maybe similar to some of the rifle gun videogames like Midway Dog Patch or Midway Desert Gun.
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