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Compare Bagman High Score Save & Multigame Kits for Original Stern Hardware

Compare two HighScoreSaves upgrades for documented compatible original Stern Bagman arcade PCBs. Choose the Standard Kit to keep Bagman as the only game, or the Multigame Kit to add Bagman and Super Bagman on the same compatible original hardware.

Before You Order
Hardware: Documented compatible original Stern Bagman arcade PCB
Installation: Documented Z80 location with a compatible 40-pin socket; transfer the compatible original Z80 or use a compatible replacement option
Multigame Check: Some cabinets may require temporary PCB-cage removal or adjustment for daughterboard clearance
Bagman Standard Kit

Choose this version to keep Bagman as the only selectable game while adding permanent score and initials saving, Free Play, menu settings, score management, and optional Wi-Fi.

Bagman & Super Bagman Multigame Kit

Choose this version to add both Bagman and Super Bagman with separate supported score data and game selection. Verify cabinet clearance for the larger multigame daughterboard.

Bagman Arcade Free Play and High Score Save Kit PCB Upgrade

Bagman Arcade Free Play and High Score Save Kit PCB Upgrade

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Bagman Multigame Free Play and High Score Save Kit

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Bagman Multigame Free Play and High Score Save Kit

Regular price: From $130.00

Comparing Bagman Upgrades for Original Stern Z80 Hardware

Both HighScoreSaves Bagman upgrades are designed for documented compatible original Stern Bagman arcade hardware. The original PCB remains the operating game platform rather than being replaced with a generic JAMMA board, reproduction PCB, multicade, or software-emulation system.

The main decision is whether you want a focused Bagman-only upgrade or want to add Super Bagman. The two kits share many score-saving and operator capabilities, while the multigame version adds game selection and additional daughterboard-clearance considerations.

Bagman Standard vs. Bagman Multigame Kit

Bagman Standard vs. Bagman & Super Bagman Multigame Kit Comparison
Feature Bagman Standard Kit Bagman Multigame Kit
Original Hardware Compatible original Stern Bagman PCB Compatible original Stern Bagman PCB
Games Bagman Bagman and Super Bagman
Processor / Socket Z80 / compatible 40-pin socket Z80 / compatible 40-pin socket
CPU Use Transfer compatible original Z80 or use compatible replacement option Transfer compatible original Z80 or use compatible replacement option
Permanent Score Saving Top 10 scores and initials Top 10 scores and initials for each game
Lives-Based Score Tables 2, 3, 4, and 5 lives 2, 3, 4, and 5 lives with separate supported game data
Free Play Yes Yes
Coin Operation Supported Supported
Game-Select Menu Not applicable — Bagman only Yes — select Bagman or Super Bagman
Menu-Driven Settings Yes Yes
Screen Flip Supported Not listed as a specific multigame product feature
Backup & Restore Yes Yes
High-Score Reset Supported Supported
Optional Wi-Fi Available Available
PCB-Cage Clearance No special clearance requirement listed May require temporary cage removal or adjustment in some cabinets

Which Bagman Kit Should You Choose?

Bagman Standard Kit Choose the Standard Kit if you want Bagman as the only selectable game while adding permanent Top 10 score and initials saving, lives-based tables, Free Play, menu-driven settings, screen-orientation control, score management, and optional Wi-Fi.
Bagman & Super Bagman Multigame Kit Choose the Multigame Kit if you want both Bagman and Super Bagman on documented compatible original hardware, with separate supported score data, lives-based tables, game selection, Free Play, score management, and optional Wi-Fi. Confirm sufficient PCB-cage clearance for the multigame daughterboard.

Bagman Z80, ROM & PCB Requirements

Both upgrades install at the documented Z80 processor location on compatible original Stern Bagman hardware and require a compatible 40-pin CPU socket.

The compatible original Z80 is transferred to the daughterboard unless a compatible replacement processor option is selected. If the original Z80 is soldered directly to the PCB, a qualified arcade technician must install a compatible socket before either upgrade can be fitted.

Remove only the designated program ROMs identified in the installation guide for the specific kit. Before restoring power, verify socket condition, CPU orientation, Pin 1 alignment, daughterboard seating, and the applicable ROM locations. Multigame installations should also be checked for PCB-cage clearance.

Bagman Kit Comparison FAQ

Which Bagman kit should I choose if I only want the original game?

Choose the Bagman Standard Kit. Bagman remains the only selectable game while the upgrade adds supported score saving, Free Play, settings, score-management functions, and optional Wi-Fi.

Which Bagman kit adds Super Bagman?

The Bagman & Super Bagman Multigame Kit provides both games on documented compatible original Stern Bagman hardware.

Do both Bagman kits use the original Z80 location?

Yes. Both install at the documented Z80 processor position and require a compatible 40-pin CPU socket.

Does the Bagman multigame kit require more cabinet clearance?

It can. Some cabinet configurations may require temporary PCB-cage removal or adjustment to provide sufficient clearance for the multigame daughterboard.

Does the Bagman & Super Bagman settings video apply to both products?

No. The dedicated settings-menu video applies to the Bagman & Super Bagman Multigame Kit. Follow the Standard Kit product page and installation documentation for Standard Kit operation.

Is Wi-Fi required for either Bagman kit?

No. Standard and Wi-Fi versions store supported scores, initials, settings, and configuration data locally. Wi-Fi is optional for supported online leaderboard submission.

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