Ten Pence #155 is Out!

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http://tenpencearcade.co.uk/podcast-155-galaga-88/

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Another great podcast guys!

I really liked Galaga 88 and will be playing it some more on an actual cab. Looking forward to playing Pengo too. It's one game I've always wanted to try but for some reason always walk past it in Arcade Club.

Shaun, do you have any info on the Dark Skies thing you went to? I've been wanting to do that with the family. Is there a website or something?

Thanks,

Rob.
 

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Great podcast guys!
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Just to clarify about the VStereo Vectrex mod:

- it is true stereo (not mono piped to both speakers). Internal sound channels A,B & C from the AY IC are being mixed into stereo.

- there are no wires to solder (Vic's model is an early prototype)

- it sadly does not include the bacon grilling feature that Shaun wants
 

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Great podcast chaps, the wasp pen banter did make me laugh.

Since lockdown and been stuck working at home, I've had no commute so had got far behind, shame as I've missed out on quite a few games I'd loved to have joined in on. Anyhow I am now update, had a few days cramming them in.

The book Vic mentions in the most recent episode is Supercade 2, I've also backed that one, the original was also back on amazon fairly cheap at £15 recently, so rebought that one too.

Right I am off to go and dust my Space Invaders Trimline cab, mahhahahah. To be honest I was slightly tempted with regards to the Centipede cabaret as it's a game I love, but I have a Euro Millipede cab and multi-kit so have no need for it.

Stay safe gents, I look forward to the next show, hopefully I'll get a score in on that.
 

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Thanks for the Podcast Guys. Another goodun.

Interesting to hear about your Scottish adventures.

Even more interesting to hear that Kilsyth is now a holiday destination. How times have changed! Still, back in the day, it did have more arcade machines than you could shake a degaussing coil at. Way back in 19-diddly-quat, there was a proper arcade, two smaller gamesrooms with 3 or 4 machines each, not to mention the cabs in chippies and corner shops. It was infested with them!

If only someone with more time and energy than me could start up some kind of 'Historical Arcade Directory', where we could park all these nostalgic nuggets.

I didn't get in to this show's game until rather late in the day. To begin with, I really liked it. Simple but effective graphics, with nice, bright colours; catchy feem-toon; and challenging dynamic with a surprising depth of gameplay. Trying to line those diamonds up while avoiding the 'bees' was actually pretty good fun.... until the score-chasing bug-kicked in! Temporary ten-pence effect? Maybe. Think I'll have to come back to it later and give it another try.
 
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