Hooray!

[Josh]

I have no complaints.

[bahn]

Originally posted by Kidnemo
I remember when I was managing the arcade and we got in our SFIII machine.

Cracking open the cab was pretty neat seeing the CDROM n' stuff.

Yah. It's funny because I seen CD's all the time. Yet to see the actual board and what not was like a spiritual moment back then. Heh, I wanted to steal it and try running it on my system

[Eight One]

Glad you got it to work. Now all you have to do is track down War-zard/Red Earth though the latter, while in English is going to be a challenge in itself. Even so, it's worth it.

Originally posted by 88mph
Theres this fucking battery that needs to be changed every now and than (I forget how long) You have to solder it, and its apparently a pain in the ass.

Click... where the fuck can you buy the English CPS3 kit for $50?

Well anyway... mine came in a full upright cabinet, and I paid $200 for it.
I don't feel like I got ripped off at all.

Deal of the century. Seriously.

[seen]

I have the very same New Generation CPS3 kit which I bought at a NJ acrade auction. I think I spent $45 on it. It's never been tested though because I fractured the CD that came with it. Oh well, I'm getting the CD right now, and will be testing it soon.

[PaCrappa]

Hey guys! Can I boast for a second? I was fortunate enough to purchase the very last brand new US version SF3 3rd Strike kit from Capcom Coinop! At least that's what homegirl that runs the place said. Whee!

And the monetary value of fighting game PCBs and kits rarely shows much difference between Japan and USA. Who cares what language it's in when you don't have to read? I've seen SF3 NG anywhere from $40ish to $250. HUGE price gaps seem to be par for the course when it comes to jamma collecting. $200 for an actual Capcom cab with any CPS3 action inside is the deal of a lifetime!

Pa

[NGEFreek]

Get it. now.