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Darksoft Namco System 2 Multigame Kit Overview The Darksoft Namco System 2 Multigame Kit allows supported games to run on compatible original Namco System 2 arcade hardware from one multigame setup. The kit uses separate multigame PCBs for the original main PCB and Video PCB, along with ten programmable memory modules and a rotary game selector. This is an advanced board-level installation. Before ordering, confirm that you have a working Namco System 2 motherboard and the compatible Video PCB revision shown in the installation guide. Not every Namco System 2 board stack is compatible. View/Download Namco System 2 Install Guide (PDF) Flat Rate U.S. Shipping: $35.99. Insurance included. Ships with Signature Required. Ship two Darksoft Multigame Kits for the same shipping price. What Is Included One larger multigame PCB for the original Namco System 2 main PCB One smaller multigame PCB for the compatible System 2 Video PCB Seven removable memory modules for the main-board multigame PCB Three removable memory modules for the Video PCB multigame board One adapter for programming the removable memory modules One cable connecting the main-board and Video PCB multigame boards One rotary game-selector assembly and connecting cable Required Hardware and Compatibility A working original Namco System 2 main PCB The compatible Namco System 2 Video PCB revision shown in the installation guide A working arcade cabinet or compatible supergun setup A valid KEYCUS protection device on the Video PCB, or the diode replacement described in the installation guide A ProMan, also known as a TL86_Plus, programmer when programming the ten memory modules yourself Compatible files for each removable memory module The memory-module programming adapter is included. The ProMan/TL86_Plus programmer is not included. Donor-Board Preparation Main PCB Preparation The Mask ROMs and EPROMs identified in the guide must be removed from the MAINCPU, SLAVE CPU, AUDIOCPU, C140 voices, C123 tilemap, and DATAROM sections. Do not remove chips identified as SRAM or MCU. Video PCB Preparation Remove only the chips identified in the S2ROZ and SPRITES sections of the compatible Video PCB. Do not remove the KEYCUS protection device, SRAM, or USER2 chips. Jumper and DIP-Switch Settings The jumpers on both donor boards must be configured exactly as shown in the installation guide. Set all main-board DIP switches to OFF before the initial startup. Individual settings may be adjusted later for supported games. Ground-Plate Clearance Inspect the original main PCB for vertically mounted metal ground plates. Any plate that could contact the underside of the multigame PCB must be carefully removed or repositioned before installation. Contact between a ground plate and the multigame PCB can damage the kit. Multigame Board Installation Separate the original main PCB and Video PCB before installing the two multigame boards. Remove each multigame PCB vertically from its protective antistatic foam to avoid bending the underside pins. Carefully align every multigame-board pin with the corresponding donor PCB socket before applying pressure. Install the larger multigame PCB on the original main PCB. Install the smaller multigame PCB on the compatible Video PCB. Reassemble the System 2 board stack after both multigame PCBs are securely installed. Connect the linking cable between the two multigame PCBs. Connect the rotary-selector cable to the larger multigame PCB. Programming the Memory Modules The kit uses ten removable memory modules: seven on the main-board multigame PCB and three on the Video PCB multigame board. Each module must be programmed individually with the included adapter and a ProMan/TL86_Plus programmer. The modules use 128-Mbit, 256-Mbit, and 512-Mbit capacities. Follow the installation guide when selecting the device size in the programmer software. Some module sizes require manual configuration. Return every programmed module to its designated position and align the white orientation triangle on the module with the matching triangle on the multigame PCB. Do not interchange module positions. Selecting a Game After the donor boards, multigame PCBs, cables, and programmed memory modules are correctly installed, choose the desired configuration with the rotary selector and power on the Namco System 2 hardware. Change the rotary-selector position only while the system is powered off. Important Before Ordering Not every Namco System 2 main PCB and Video PCB combination is compatible. Compare your Video PCB with the board pictured in the installation guide. This installation requires board-stack disassembly, ROM removal, jumper configuration, memory programming, and careful multigame-board alignment. Use an experienced arcade technician when you are not comfortable performing board-level installation work. Disconnect power and discharge static before handling the original boards, multigame PCBs, or memory modules. Only use game data that you are legally entitled to possess and operate. Shipping Information Please note: This product ships with insurance and signature confirmation. Orders normally ship within 1–3 business days. United States Flat-rate shipping is $35.99 through USPS or UPS based on package size, weight, and destination. Two Darksoft Multigame Kits can ship together for the same flat-rate shipping price. International Orders containing Darksoft products ship by expedited UPS international service. Customs duties, taxes, brokerage charges, and import fees are the customer’s responsibility. A telephone number is required for international shipments. HighScoreSaves cannot under-declare shipment values. Suggested tariff code: 95049080. Darksoft Namco System 2 Technical Support Technical information and community support are available through the Arcade Projects Namco Hardware Support forum. ArcadeProjects.com — Namco Hardware Support Review the installation guide and contact HighScoreSaves or the support community before concluding that a kit or component is defective. Frequently Asked Questions What original hardware is required? You need a working original Namco System 2 main PCB, the compatible Video PCB revision, and a working arcade cabinet or compatible supergun setup. Do all Namco System 2 board revisions work? No. Only System 2 board stacks using the compatible Video PCB shown in the installation guide are supported. How many memory modules must be programmed? Ten modules must be programmed individually: seven for the main-board multigame PCB and three for the Video PCB multigame board. Is a programmer included? No. The memory-module adapter is included, but a ProMan/TL86_Plus programmer is required when programming the modules yourself. Does this kit use a microSD card? No. The game data is programmed directly onto the ten removable memory modules. How are games selected? Select the desired programmed configuration with the included rotary selector while the system is powered off, then power on the hardware. Where can I get technical support? Review the installation guide and visit the Arcade Projects Namco Hardware Support forum . Where can I review Namco System 2 compatibility information? Visit the Darksoft Namco System 2 Multigame Kits category for compatibility and installation information.

Darksoft Neo Geo MVS Multigame Kit Overview The Darksoft Neo Geo MVS Multigame Kit is designed for compatible original SNK Neo Geo MVS arcade hardware. The cartridge combines flash memory and DDR memory to hold up to three games at the same time, effectively giving a single-slot MVS motherboard three virtual game slots. Games are stored on a compatible microSD card and managed through the cartridge’s on-screen menu. The cartridge remembers the games assigned to Slots 1, 2, and 3 after power is removed, so your selected titles remain available the next time the MVS system starts. View/Download Neo Geo MVS Install Guide (PDF) Flat Rate U.S. Shipping: $35.99. Insurance included. Ships with Signature Required. Ship two Darksoft Multigame Kits for the same shipping price. Compatibility and Requirements Designed for compatible original SNK Neo Geo MVS arcade motherboards. Supports single-slot and multi-slot MVS configurations. This product is not the Neo Geo AES console version. Confirm that the MVS motherboard operates correctly with a standard cartridge before installing the multigame cartridge. Inspect and clean the MVS cartridge-slot contacts when necessary. Check the motherboard backup battery if game settings and high-score information are not being retained correctly. A compatible microSD card is required and is not included. Key Features Three Simultaneous Game Slots Load up to three games into Slots 1, 2, and 3. A single-slot MVS motherboard can operate with three virtual game slots through one Darksoft cartridge. Persistent Game Assignments The cartridge records which games are assigned to each slot. Those assignments remain after the system is powered off and are restored during the next startup. Original Neo Geo Game Support The cartridge supports original Neo Geo game data without requiring modifications. Some protected bootleg or modified versions may require patches or may not be supported. Game List and Thumbnail Menus Browse available titles as a text list or with thumbnail images. Games can be added to or removed from any of the three virtual slots through the on-screen menu. QuickLaunch Highlight a game and use QuickLaunch to load it into Slot 1 and start it directly. Games already assigned to Slots 2 and 3 remain unchanged. Firmware and Menu Updates Firmware and menu updates can be installed from the microSD card using the update-folder structure described in the manual. Cartridge and microSD Installation Power off the MVS motherboard before inserting or removing the cartridge. Discharge static by touching a grounded surface before handling the cartridge. Install the cartridge in the same orientation as a standard MVS cartridge, following the white orientation triangle. Prepare the microSD card with a folder named games. Place only compatible game, homebrew, or personally developed files that you are legally entitled to use inside the games folder. Insert the microSD card before powering on the system. Power off the system before inserting or removing the microSD card. Do not open or tamper with the cartridge enclosure or internal PCB. Menu and Game Selection Starting the Menu or a Loaded Game During the startup countdown, use Player 1 Start to open the menu or use the appropriate action button to start the game assigned to Slot 1, Slot 2, or Slot 3. Applying Slot Changes Adding or removing games does not update the cartridge immediately. Use the menu’s exit-and-program function to save the slot changes and write any newly selected game data. In-Game Hotkeys Hold Player 1 Start and Up for approximately three seconds to return to the cartridge menu. Hold Player 1 Start and Left or Right for approximately three seconds to move to the previous or next loaded game slot. Hotkeys can be disabled through the menu configuration when player access should be restricted. MVS Settings and High-Score Storage Game SoftDIP Settings On MVS hardware, the cartridge menu can display and adjust supported original game settings such as difficulty, number of players, demo sounds, and language after the game has been run at least once. Region and Operating Mode The system-configuration menu can select USA, Europe, or Japan region operation and can run supported titles in MVS or AES software mode. This does not convert the physical MVS cartridge into an AES-console cartridge. Backup-RAM Management Neo Geo MVS backup RAM stores settings, high scores, and related data for a limited number of games. The cartridge can back up displaced game data to the microSD card and restore it later through the menu. Cartridge Diagnostics The menu includes cartridge diagnostics and an information screen for checking the installed firmware version and the number of available games detected on the microSD card. Important Before Use Power off the MVS hardware before inserting or removing either the cartridge or the microSD card. Do not manually edit the SLOT1, SLOT2, or SLOT3 files created on the microSD card. Complete all game changes through the cartridge menu and its exit-and-program option. Use only compatible files that you are legally entitled to possess and operate. Review the complete manual before performing firmware updates or changing the microSD folder structure. Shipping Information Please note: This product ships with insurance and signature confirmation. Orders normally ship within 1–3 business days. United States Flat-rate shipping is $35.99 through USPS or UPS based on package size, weight, and destination. Two Darksoft Multigame Kits can ship together for the same flat-rate shipping price. International Orders containing Darksoft products ship by expedited UPS international service. Customs duties, taxes, brokerage charges, and import fees are the customer’s responsibility. A telephone number is required for international shipments. HighScoreSaves cannot under-declare shipment values. Suggested tariff code: 95049080. Darksoft Neo Geo MVS Technical Support Technical information and community assistance are available through the Arcade Projects Neo Geo MVS and AES forum. ArcadeProjects.com — Neo Geo MVS Information Review the installation guide and contact HighScoreSaves or the support community before concluding that the cartridge is defective. Frequently Asked Questions Is this cartridge compatible with Neo Geo AES consoles? No. This listing is for the cartridge intended for compatible original Neo Geo MVS arcade hardware. How many games can be loaded at once? The cartridge can hold up to three games simultaneously in its three virtual slots. Do the selected games remain after power is removed? Yes. The cartridge remembers which games are assigned to Slots 1, 2, and 3 and restores those assignments during the next startup. Can I remove the microSD card while the system is powered? No. Power off the MVS hardware before inserting or removing the microSD card or cartridge. Is a microSD card included? No. A compatible microSD card must be supplied separately and prepared with the required games folder. How are game settings and high scores retained? Original MVS backup RAM stores game settings and high-score data. The cartridge menu can back up displaced game information to the microSD card and restore it later. How do I return to the cartridge menu? Hold Player 1 Start and Up for approximately three seconds during gameplay. Where can I get technical support? Review the installation guide and visit the Arcade Projects Neo Geo MVS and AES forum . Where can I review MVS compatibility and setup information? Visit the Darksoft Neo Geo MVS Multigame Kits category for compatibility and setup information.

``` 1942 Free Play and High Score Save Kit for Capcom Arcade PCB Upgrade your original Capcom 1942 arcade PCB with Free Play, permanent high score saving, additional game settings, and optional Wi-Fi leaderboard support while preserving the original gameplay, timing, controls, and sound. This plug-and-play arcade PCB upgrade uses the original Z80 processor and authentic Capcom hardware. Installation requires a socketed Z80 CPU. No soldering is required when the original processor is already installed in a socket. Original Arcade Hardware • No Emulation • No Gameplay Changes • Battery-Free Score Storage View 1942 Install Guide Free Play Start games without coins while retaining normal coin operation when desired. High Score Saving Battery-free EEPROM storage retains scores and settings after power is turned off. Optional Wi-Fi Submit qualifying scores to the HighScoreSaves online leaderboard. Original Hardware Designed specifically for an original Capcom 1942 arcade PCB. Add Permanent Score Saving to Your Original 1942 Arcade PCB Original 1942 arcade hardware does not retain high scores after the machine is powered off. This kit adds battery-free score storage while continuing to use the original Capcom PCB, Z80 processor, controls, sound hardware, and game program. The kit displays the five highest scores during normal gameplay and stores up to 25 scores. It also adds Free Play, adjustable settings, multiple score tables, attract-mode options, backup and restore functions, and a practice-oriented God Mode. This is not an emulator, replacement game board, or multigame system. The original 1942 gameplay remains unchanged. Included Features Free Play Mode: Play without coins while retaining optional coin operation. Permanent High Score Saving: Battery-free EEPROM storage retains scores after power is turned off. Top Score Tracking: Displays the Top 5 scores and stores up to 25 scores. On-Screen Settings Menu: Adjust supported game options from the control panel after installation. Attract-Mode Options: Additional settings help reduce prolonged static-image display time. Score Backup and Restore: Back up stored score data and restore it when needed. Multiple Score Tables: Maintains separate score tables for supported lives settings. God Mode: Practice with unlimited lives. Scores earned in God Mode are not saved. ROM Saver: Supports removal of designated original program ROMs as explained in the installation guide. Cabinet Compatibility: Supports upright and cocktail 1942 arcade cabinets using compatible original Capcom hardware. Installation Requirements Compatible Hardware: Original Capcom 1942 arcade PCB Installation Difficulty: Easy when the original Z80 CPU is already socketed Typical Installation Time: Approximately 10–20 minutes Soldering Required: No, when the Z80 CPU is already socketed CPU Socket Requirement: The original Z80 processor must be installed in a 40-pin socket If the Z80 Is Soldered: A qualified arcade technician must remove the processor and install a 40-pin socket before the kit can be used Cabinet Access: Access to the arcade PCB is required during installation Cabinet Compatibility: Upright and cocktail cabinets using compatible original hardware Installation Guide: Download the 1942 Installation Guide PDF Standard and Optional Wi-Fi Kits Compare Standard and Wi-Fi Enabled Kits The Standard Kit permanently saves scores and settings locally on the installed arcade PCB. It does not require an internet connection. The optional Wi-Fi Enabled Kit includes the same local score-saving features and can also submit qualifying scores to the HighScoreSaves online leaderboard after a player enters their initials. Wi-Fi-enabled kits connect to compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks. Wi-Fi can be disabled without affecting local score saving or normal gameplay. View Global Arcade High Scores 1942 Free Play and High Score Save Kit FAQ Is the 1942 Free Play and High Score Save Kit plug and play? Yes, when the original Z80 CPU is already installed in a socket. The original processor is removed from the PCB, installed on the kit, and the assembled kit is placed into the original CPU socket. Does installation require soldering? No soldering is required when the original Z80 CPU is already socketed. If the processor is soldered directly to the PCB, a qualified technician must install a 40-pin socket first. How many high scores does the 1942 kit save? The kit displays the Top 5 scores and permanently stores up to 25 scores. Does the kit change the original 1942 gameplay? No. The kit continues to use the original Capcom arcade PCB, processor, controls, sound hardware, and game program. It does not emulate or replace the original gameplay. What is the difference between Standard and Wi-Fi kits? Both versions save scores locally. The Wi-Fi version can also submit qualifying scores to the HighScoreSaves online leaderboard through a compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection. What is God Mode? God Mode is a practice setting that provides unlimited lives. Scores earned while God Mode is active are not saved. Where can I download the installation guide? Download the 1942 Installation Guide PDF Designed, tested, and supported by HighScoreSaves for arcade collectors, operators, restorers, and original-hardware enthusiasts. 1942 Kit Resources 1. 1942 Installation Guide PDF 2. HighScoreSaves Setup Tips and Menu Guide 3. Standard and Wi-Fi Kit Comparison 4. Global Arcade High Score Leaderboards 5. HighScoreSaves YouTube Channel

1943 Free Play and High Score Save Kit for Capcom Arcade PCB Upgrade your original Capcom 1943 arcade PCB with Free Play, permanent high score saving, additional game settings, and optional Wi-Fi leaderboard support while preserving the original gameplay, timing, controls, and sound. This plug-and-play arcade PCB upgrade uses the original Z80 processor and authentic Capcom hardware. Installation requires a socketed Z80 CPU. No soldering is required when the original processor is already installed in a socket. Original Arcade Hardware • No Emulation • No Gameplay Changes • Battery-Free Score Storage View 1943 Install Guide Free Play Start games without coins while retaining normal coin operation when desired. High Score Saving Battery-free EEPROM storage retains scores and settings after power is turned off. Optional Wi-Fi Submit qualifying scores to the HighScoreSaves online leaderboard. Original Hardware Designed specifically for an original Capcom 1943 arcade PCB. Add Permanent Score Saving to Your Original 1943 Arcade PCB Original 1943 arcade hardware does not retain high scores after the machine is powered off. This kit adds battery-free score storage while continuing to use the original Capcom PCB, Z80 processor, controls, sound hardware, and game program. The kit displays the five highest scores during normal gameplay and stores up to 25 scores. It also adds Free Play, adjustable game settings, separate score tables based on difficulty, attract-mode options, backup and restore functions, and a practice-oriented God Mode. This is not an emulator, replacement game board, or multigame system. The original 1943 gameplay remains unchanged. Included Features Free Play Mode: Play without coins while retaining optional coin operation. Permanent High Score Saving: Battery-free EEPROM storage retains scores after power is turned off. Top Score Tracking: Displays the Top 5 scores and permanently stores up to 25 scores. On-Screen Settings Menu: Adjust supported game options through the arcade controls after installation. Attract-Mode Options: Additional settings help reduce prolonged static-image display time. Score Backup and Restore: Back up stored score data and restore it when needed. Difficulty-Based Score Tables: Maintains separate high score tables for supported difficulty settings. God Mode: Practice with unlimited lives. Scores earned in God Mode are not saved. ROM Saver: Supports removal of designated original program ROMs as explained in the installation guide. Cabinet Compatibility: Supports upright and cocktail 1943 arcade cabinets using compatible original Capcom hardware. Installation Requirements Compatible Hardware: Original Capcom 1943 arcade PCB Installation Difficulty: Easy when the original Z80 CPU is already socketed Soldering Required: No, when the Z80 CPU is already socketed CPU Socket Requirement: The original Z80 processor must be installed in a 40-pin socket If the Z80 Is Soldered: A qualified arcade technician must remove the processor and install a 40-pin socket before the kit can be used Cabinet Access: Access to the arcade PCB is required during installation Cabinet Compatibility: Upright and cocktail cabinets using compatible original hardware Installation Guide: Download the 1943 Installation Guide PDF Standard and Optional Wi-Fi Kits Compare Standard and Wi-Fi Enabled Kits The Standard Kit permanently saves scores and settings locally on the installed arcade PCB. It does not require an internet connection. The optional Wi-Fi Enabled Kit includes the same local score-saving features and can also submit qualifying scores to the HighScoreSaves online leaderboard after a player enters their initials. Wi-Fi-enabled kits connect to compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks. Wi-Fi can be disabled without affecting local score saving or normal gameplay. View Global Arcade High Scores 1943 Free Play and High Score Save Kit FAQ Is the 1943 Free Play and High Score Save Kit plug and play? Yes, when the original Z80 CPU is already installed in a socket. The original processor is removed from the PCB, installed on the kit, and the assembled kit is placed into the original CPU socket. Does installation require soldering? No soldering is required when the original Z80 CPU is already socketed. If the processor is soldered directly to the PCB, a qualified technician must install a 40-pin socket first. How many high scores does the 1943 kit save? The kit displays the Top 5 scores and permanently stores up to 25 scores. Does the kit change the original 1943 gameplay? No. The kit continues to use the original Capcom arcade PCB, processor, controls, sound hardware, and game program. It does not emulate or replace the original gameplay. What is the difference between Standard and Wi-Fi kits? Both versions save scores locally. The Wi-Fi version can also submit qualifying scores to the HighScoreSaves online leaderboard through a compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection. What is God Mode? God Mode is a practice setting that provides unlimited lives. Scores earned while God Mode is active are not saved. Where can I download the installation guide? Download the 1943 Installation Guide PDF Designed, tested, and supported by HighScoreSaves for arcade collectors, operators, restorers, and original-hardware enthusiasts. 1943 Kit Resources 1. 1943 Installation Guide PDF 2. HighScoreSaves Setup Tips and Menu Guide 3. Standard and Wi-Fi Kit Comparison 4. Global Arcade High Score Leaderboards 5. HighScoreSaves YouTube Channel

The Three Stooges Arcade Reproduction Control Panel Direct replacement control panel for The Three Stooges arcade cabinet. Restore your The Three Stooges arcade cabinet with this high-quality reproduction control panel. This metal control panel is designed as a direct replacement for the original panel used in dedicated The Three Stooges upright arcade machines. It closely replicates the original size, shape, and mounting layout so it fits properly in the cabinet while maintaining the authentic appearance of the control panel area. Original control panels often suffer from rust, corrosion, bent metal, or heavy wear after decades of gameplay. This reproduction panel provides a clean foundation for arcade restoration projects, allowing collectors and technicians to rebuild the control panel while preserving the correct look and feel of the original arcade hardware. Important Information This listing includes the metal control panel only. No buttons, joysticks, wiring, harnesses, or wood components are included. If your original panel includes these parts, they can be transferred from your existing control panel. No control panel overlay (CPO) is included with this panel. Please review the product image gallery to see the exact item included. Features Accurate reproduction of the original The Three Stooges arcade control panel Correct mounting layout designed for dedicated upright cabinets Durable metal construction for long-term arcade use Ideal base for installing joysticks, pushbuttons, and control panel overlay Perfect for arcade cabinet restoration or repair projects Compatibility The Three Stooges (Arcade) Dedicated upright The Three Stooges arcade cabinets Installation Notes Transfer original joysticks, buttons, wiring, and hardware from your existing control panel Install a reproduction or original control panel overlay (CPO) after mounting hardware Verify alignment before tightening mounting hardware to ensure proper fit Product Specifications Product Type: Arcade Control Panel Game Compatibility: The Three Stooges (Arcade) Cabinet Type: Upright Arcade Cabinet Material: Metal Includes: Metal control panel only Overlay Included: No Buttons Included: No Joysticks Included: No Installation: Transfer original controls and wiring Whether you are restoring a worn cabinet or replacing a damaged panel, this The Three Stooges arcade reproduction control panel helps bring your arcade machine back to its original appearance and gameplay experience.