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Jeff Rothe

Vector Zorg's blog - Too bad I don't speak French - 0 views

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    Found Vector Zorg's blog today, which probably gives updates on his vector projects that he continues to do in the name of passion....
Jeff Rothe

Williams Proto PREDATORS Arcade Game (Color Vector) - 4 Games In one - 0 views

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    Had read this before today, but didn't realize it's importance until tonight...
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vector wip. - 0 views

  • In Progress:Jungle Hunt Marquee  Completed and uploaded to the AAL.  My first vector trace.  Layer logistics and compilation messy.  I really need to go back and fix it some time. Bubble Bobble Marquee  Completed and uploaded to the AAL.Taito Generic Sideart   Completed and uploaded to the AAL.Donkey Kong Jr CPO.  Completed and upped to the AAL.Track& Field Marquee.   Completed and upped to the AAL.Juno First Side Art Stencil  Completed and uploaded to the AAL.Mad Planets Bezel.  Incomplete.  All my arcade stuff on hold.  Incomplete file available for any compitent tracers wanting to complete it!Donkey Kong 3 CPO.  Incomplete.  All my arcade stuff on hold.  Incomplete file available for any compitent tracers wanting to complete it!
Jeff Rothe

TheRealBobRoberts - Coin-op Parts - 0 views

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    If you search 2N...you can find the 2N3716 and 2N3792 used in the Atari vector monitors
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IGN: Tim Skelly - 0 views

  • Tim Skelly was the first to take the leap, while working for the legendary vector graphics pioneers at Cinematronics. The 27 year-old coder often thumbed his nose at the many clones of Pong and Space Invaders that littered the arcades, and believed that something fresh would be more likely to capture players' attention. This thirst for innovation would lead him to develop Warrior, the first one-on-one fighting game.  Full Biography
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Atari's Quantum @ Everything2.com - Information about the cabinet - 0 views

  • The game came in the same cabinet as Space Duel and Gravitar, but it was not a conversion kit. It had totally different art, and was only available in full dedicated cabinet form. Like all vector games, Quantum is very problematic, and monitor failures are very common.
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