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Reged: 09/21/03
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Re: Allied Leisure Hesitation (1974)
02/14/19 01:17 PM
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>>> To emulate Hesitation video output display correctly, some decent photos of the way >>> the translucent color sheets are arranged on monitor so a proper artwork layout > file >> can be created would be a start. > >> I can take better pics or Stilleto can come by and take pics
>Haha! Hopefully sometime this year (finally)
Probably two or three different photos of the set up.
a. one with game and monitor while it is not powered on. b. depending how translucent pieces are mounted/attached, photo to show if pieces are on the monitor or if taped to the plexiglass cover piece.
c. and then a 3rd photo to show that game is black/white d. 4th photo showing the whole thing color and all showing where the color pieces line up etc.
Should be enough for a decent artwork layout file later on.
>> Would love to find schematics for this game.
>Haven't seen signs of any yet, though it uses the same Kurz-Kasch card as Zap (allegedly) >so it may bear overall similarities to that game's PCB.
I agree. I think Zap is probably the closest Allied Leisure product for reference material.
>Google Groups (USENET) archives used to be the best place to go looking for evidence, but >Google has recently sabotaged that... I might try offline-searching some of archive.org's >RGVAC archives...
I didn't know they were trying to pull the plug (make things much harder these days).
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