(In chronological order of attainment)
| Name | Harness | Orientation | Notes |
| Xevios | 22?-way | V | 100% working. Bootleg of Xevious (which just so happens to be the best arcade game ever written). |
| Street Fight | JAMMA | H | 100% working. Clone of Empire City 1931. I wrote my 1st MAME driver for this Z80-based game (which I think really sucks). |
| P.O.W. | JAMMA | H | 100% working. |
| Raiden Fighters | JAMMA | V | 100% working. Got it with my upright cabinet for AUD$250 - an absolute bargain at auction (thanks James!) |
| 1942 | Capcom | V | Untested (supposedly working - really should build that JAMMA harness!) |
| Frogger | 18?-way | V | Works but flakey. Have a JAMMA harness. Need to fix. |
| Namco Classics Vol 1 | JAMMA | V | 100% working. This was expensive but well worth it. I wrote my 2nd MAME driver for this 68K-based game. |
| 1943 | JAMMA | V | Works but no sound. IIRC it needs a (new?) amplifier. |
| Juno First | ? | V | Had corrupt graphics which I fixed by patching the MAME driver to simulate faulty RAM until it looked the same as my PCB. Replaced the 4116 RAM chip at fault. Now it has a similar problem with the sprites. Yet to look at it. |
| Kung Fu Master | ? | H | Has corrupt graphics. |
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Neo Geo MV-1AX
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NeoGeo | H | DTACK# not being generated on the motherboard - tie it low and it works. Traced as far as a PAL but there's scarce information on this beast. |
| Galaga | ? | V | Incomplete |
| Galaxian | ? | V | Incomplete |
| Space Invaders | ? | V | Incomplete |
| Pacman | ? | V | Incomplete |
| Q*Bert | ? | ? | Incomplete |
| Sand Scorpion | JAMMA | V | 100% working. |
| Magic Sword | JAMMA | H | Has corrupt sprites and some roll-over. |
| Vulgus | Capcom | V | 100% working. |
| 1942 | Capcom | V | (On loan) corrupt sprites and graphics. Currently trying to fix. |
| 1942 | Capcom | V | (On loan) corrupt graphics. Currently trying to fix. |
| Slap Fight | JAMMA | V | Original Taito board. Does not appear to work. |
| QIX | Unique | V | Untested. |
* Technically, some of these games are owned / jointly-owned by my good friend James.
It is with much envy that I have drooled over the many games rooms that people on the net have so proudly photographed on their homepages. Whilst I don't yet have the means or the space to set up my own games room, I can at least dream about it. Here's what would take pride of place in my ideal games room:
Of course, there's also the well-stocked bar, the 3/4-size billiard table and the large plasma television which is not only useful for watching sports but also playing my NES, SNES, N64 and Dreamcast consoles.