Just seen this. It's a shame he thinks everything will go up in price. The truth is that everything WILL indeed go up in price, but so will everything else too like houses, cars, groceries, gas - it's called inflation.

An Indiana Jones pinball might be worth 10,000E in 20 years time but then the relative cost to the cost now after inflation may make it the same amount.

yes, and I also think future generations will care about a funhouse just as much as I care about peppy the clown nowadays (not very much).

Anyhow I will most likely have to be out of this bulk buy guys as I can't afford to pay normal prices at this time. I always like a bargain of course but I will pass on the games to let other people have them. I already see there is more people for Funhouse and Indiana Jones than there is machines.

Good luck to all!! 

seconded. if the price is not intriguing I give up too. I would pay 500 for the super sprint though, and like 300 for asteroids table or tehkan wc.

nice find ully! I was scrolling very slow to try guess the pin and I started laughing after 2 pixels...a friend of mine has the bertolino version but it never worked, the pcb was faulty and we gave it to a guy to fix it who said it was impossible to fix and returned the pcb but he decided to keep the roms...here are the pictures of my friend's game:

good find! western bar is one of my favourites! most of these casio games are very amusing and the speakes is noisy as hell...another good one is TRAP SHOOTING you know the one with the spinner to aim, excellent gameplay. imo the worst game of this series is kung fu it's a beat-em-up lcd game...unplayable but looks nice. one thing I don't like about casio games is the box, most of them don't have that cute japanese design like other makes.

that's a piece of history you found, congratulations.

bella prova zio!!!

Scary isn't it?

very scary!! but imo the sound is a bit too minimal, they wanted it to have the same sound of the videogame which at the time was very emblematic. it would have been cool if it featured a squawk & talk board...the texas instruments voice adds an eerie feeling to the games of that era. anyway SI is a real beauty and icon of the time...me too I have it impressed in my memory from when I was a kid (when I couldn't even stretch my arms to reach the flipper buttons...).

my mario is normal too.

I received the t-molding from chompingquarters.com

this is the difference compared to the generic 9/16

http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/643/p1150972.jpg