my last restoration: BAZOOKA - NEW PICTURES!

[vernimark]

This night I could find last f*****g short circuited diode and now Bazooka is quite completed

here a movie

http://youtu.be/48aiGm8O3z8

soon I'll post cab pictures

What a nightmare this game!
no schematics, no CPU, after I connected it in the wrong way I had to change more or less 100 TTLs!!!

a couple of days for cleaning my laboratory and then the next one...


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[Belike]

I love these old fashioned games from the 70's, well done Marco.

[level42]

100 TTLs !!!!! You mean you replaced all of them ?? 

I bet you won't make that mistake again

Looks like a fun game, strangely it reminds me of Atlantis on the Atari 2600 and 8 bit machines.

[vernimark]

PCB has 145 TTLs so 2/3 are new

[level42]

You deserve for dedication.

[vernimark]

other pictures

[level42]

Great ! Must be the largest controller ever

[vernimark]

HAHA, that's true

[vernimark]

All the pictures here:

http://tinyurl.com/d6z2njs

[Laschek]

Good work & nice game!

[Muerto]

Looks good, any chance its related with this?:

[Q*ris]

Excellent job! I had never seen bazooka in action so thanks for the video.
On my side it reminds me of the beautiful Blue Shark.

[liquidx]

Looks good, any chance its related with this?:

Yes, it's the same game/license.

Cross fire has a different black lit background though.

[vernimark]

yep. cabinet itself has more similarities with cross fire, the game is the same of bazooka. Muerto do you have Taito Cross FIre schematics? I'm curious to see if my bootleg PCB has similarities with the taito version too.

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