Hey John I know you must be busy but even a few extra short little videos would go a long way to making us feel like your not almost retired from Youtubing. It kind of feels like the end of days for John's Arcade :(
You have inspired me to not only go out and start collecting the games I love but to also start posting my projects on youtube. Hope you are doing well. Always exciting to see what you are working on and your collection.
Nice find! My first arcade Donkey Kong experience was this version when I lived in Germany. A German restaurant near my school had an actual Nintendo version, but I was already used to playing this one.
I finnised the video you read about the trick. Thank you for all the information. Amazing video. hope youer well. I saw the video where you mentioned passing out. God Bless.
I absolutely love Crazy Kong. The Pizza place in the small mall on Long Island had one in one of those generic woodgrain bootleg cabinets that had a stencil type marquee. The arcade in that same mall had the real-deal but I always gravitated to CC instead. The awful sounds, the f'd up levels, and glitchy graphics were way too fun! I gotta say...I am jealous of that cab and would have traded a Pac Caberet in a second for one too! Nice find. I also remember a version where the levels were green instead of orange.
Omg John This was the version in my childhood arcade and in all the local arcades I new of in and around my home town in New Zealand. I found it weird when I seen donkey Kong on NES and believed it was inferior to crazy kong it's so good to see it again . Thank you for the video.
I remember playing this a few times at a grocery store back in the day. The one I played was a Falcon...”Crazy Kong Part II”. I liked it because I could get farther than I could on Donkey Kong. Oh, and I love the sound of the springs and the sound of his jump... :)
Hey John, great find. I am very surprised that someone actually owned one previously as it was a European game. And wasn't made for the US. I happen to also own a 'Crazy Kong' machine at home myself. I am currently 14 years old and since then, I have dedicated my life on Crazy Kong and all arcade games. I love it. I also started a little arcade machine collection of my own. Ever since my dad introduced me to Crazy Kong when I was 3, I was hooked. I would use all my spare change. After a week or so, the machine would be full. Ever since playing Crazy Kong, I have learned a lot of things. In Crazy Kong, Mario can wait underneath a ladder and a barrel won't hit him. Unlike Donkey Kong. On the forth level (Second level on Donkey Kong), Mario can walk through Donkey Kong. Those are just a few tricks/tips I know. I know many more, but that's for you guys to figure out. John, I hope you enjoy. It is a great game. Please look after it and keep it. You won't find that many. Quick question, do you happen to know a game called Pengo?? That's one of the games I own in my collection. I believe it was licensed by Sega. I you find one, can you add it to your collection?? Also, do you know anyone who has a Mole Hunter machine?? It is a extremely rare Data East game released in 1980. Very few machines were made. My dad played a Mole hunter machine in the local shop when he was young?? If you know anyone who has it, can you tell them to dump the rom so I can play it on Mame. Thank you, and once again, enjoy.
I'm super psyched for you, I know you've mentioned wanting a Crazy Kong a few times, It sure is a funky take on the classic game. Another great video *and* I got an email read in a video for the second time so thanks for that too! Keep up the awesome stuff!
Love your videos, thanks for all you do for the community. Wondering if you know about the MiSTer project. It runs on a DE-10 Nano FPGA and it has a crazy kong core. This could easily be hooked up to your cabinet if you want another option. If your ever in NJ you should look me up as I have a similar arcade setup to you. Cya
The funny thing, John is, as you call this game "a weird version of Donkey Kong", that when I saw the first time Donkey Kong after having played Crazy Kong living in Europe, I thought that YOURS was "a weird version of Crazy Kong"! haha! BTW I think that the original board was a Falcon board. I still do remember the Name "Falcon" popping up on the screen back in time (1981) when playing the original Crazy Kong as a child.
This channel is awesome. I can't stop watching it. I think I'm at the point where I would like to get a cabinet. Are there any good video on getting started in buying (what to look for) and restoring a cabinet? What's the cheapest most common cabinet out there?
I live in New Zealand. Growing up in the 80's I never saw Donkey Kong, only Crazy Kong! I think NZ had a lot of bootleg games. Thanks for the great review!
A second-hand store about half an hour from my house had a Congorilla dedicated cabinet a few years ago. I was looking for a cabinet to gut and make a MAME cabinet out of, and I just couldn't bring myself to do it because the thing looked pristine, and they only wanted $200 for it.
Hey John love your Channel been watching for a long time now one of my favorite games playing as a kid in Brooklyn New York was crazy Kong if I'm not mistaken the first time I played it was in Coney Island in the arcades years later they closed it down just wanted to say that looks awesome in your collection and keep the videos coming buddy
I've noticed the change in cars once again; compared to the first-gen Explorer you first had, the new Explorer is kind of a pain to load tall items (like arcade cabinets, for example) in the back of because the rear hatch area swoops way down, so you grabbed a last-gen Grand Cherokee. Good choice, they use their interior space well.
My OCD is totally flipping out because of the broken plastic popcorn dispenser! Lots of people wondering where youre at dude. Hope you are well. Love the vids and the awesome basement! the Dragons Lair/Space Ace stuff made me pine for the 80s!
I'm digging this video because I picked up a Congorilla cabinet with a Crazy Kong board recently. Love your videos pal, they've helped me a ton! Edit: Also Crazy Kong was THE Donkey Kong for Europe. Nintendo hired Falcon to make Crazy Kong since they couldn't meet the demand for Donkey Kong in the EU. The EU arcades had Crazy Kongs and they thought Donkey Kong was the knockoff!
Ah this one was here in Indonesia! They were everywhere! I remember mimicking its die song whenever I was pretending to fell down from the chair! I was eight FYI.
Don't expect much from this channel anymore, John is to busy doing other things these days. There might be a video here and there, but don't hold your breath !
You got a Crazy Kong! That's awesome! It's SOOO PINK! I went after watching this video to MAME and searched Crazy Kong, there's quite a few different bootlegs using different hardware, Galaxian, Moon cresta, which I'm sure you browsed MAME yourself. But ended up playing a few of them myself. As far as the Poker Machine monitor for Joe, if he chooses there are LCD alternatives out there like an Ceronix LCD kit. Hope that helps Joe.
I grew up with this game for years. Every summer, this was one of 2-4 games at the beach club my best friend owned. I wish I was old enough to buy it when they sold it. ARGH
When Jump man jumps, the sound is the same as Condor ‘unloading’ on Crazy Climber. The bouncing springs sounds are a sample of the Japanese CC falling - not the ‘oh noooo’ but an ‘ahhh’. I’d love to know if the manufacturer is Nichibutsu on that board of yours?
Our local convenience store had Crazy Kong when I was a kid. It was the first "Donkey Kong" I ever played and we played the hell out of it. Great fun. Way more interesting than Pac Man. The one I remember showed Kong in a cage, I think it was Crazy Kong 2. That might be what your falcon board has. It had better sounds and colors than the version you have here. There was no top edge glitch and the extra lives were in color at the very top. On the Pie Factory level, if you shake left and right with the hammer just right, he will drop it and you can pick it up later. A bunch of us watched an older teen get to the kill screen once. We didn't know it was called a "kill screen" back then. I remember thinking it was kind of a lame rip off thing to do. To crash the game on a good player. It would be years before I seen a real Donkey Kong machine and I thought DK looked boring compared to CK. I didn't realize the Pie Factory came later on in the real DK. I was like "this sucks, it doesn't even have the pie level!"
It's weird. Sounds like jumpman (or this "evil version" of jumpman) is doing karate on the barrels when he jumps and is wearing suction cup sandals on the metal beams.
Correct me if i am wrong, i believe only falcon boards where used by zaccaria. I have 2 falcon boards, a crazy Kong and a crazy kong part II. This is the orca board which uses the crazy kong II graphics, crazy Kong 1 uses green grinders on the barrel board. The glitches are correct, I have them on my falcon board also. It's really too bad you have not found a zaccaria.. but this will do 😉 The falcon part one is a two board set and the other I have is the same style as you have there, but its falcon
Hey John great find. Early in the video you mention that Nintendo provided the assets to the manufacturers but not the code. I don't believe this is correct. I've done a side-by-side disassembly of DK and CK and match the binaries match precisely in most places. The differences generally can be chalked up first to some of the little anomalies we see in CK, but more to the hardware differences that required code changes to interface and control. The Crazy Climber architecture upon which CK is built is wildly incompatible with DK. It's a testament to Falcon (or whoever developed the conversion) that they were able to match the look as well as they did. You'll see, for instance, in CK Pauline doesn't shuffle her feet when crying for help. This is basically due to a limitation with the number of hardware sprites the game designers weren't clever enough to overcome--she's actually drawn in as a background character. IIRC the way the color ram is laid out explains why she "floats" above the platform. Sorry if I bored anyone, but I've been fascinated by this game since I first saw it at a donut shop in Long Beach, California some 35 years ago.
I checked MAME and you definitely have the ORCA roms running in your ORCA board. I noticed the crazy climber sounds immediately as I love that game. Would be curious to see which Falcon version you have. According to MAME if you have the original romset, there will be no copyright and the colors will be very different than your ORCA board. If you have Part 2, it will include copyright info, and will say Part 2 as you mentioned in the video, plus the colors will be much closer to the ORCA version. Have fun with your new game.
Love the channel i have a neo geo 4 slot cabinet i need to change the monitor witch one i have to get i been searching for one online with no luck it doesn’t say hope you can help me with this keep up the good work on your Channel
Pretty sure you had a Orca board on your pcb self in the one video you talked about had stepped on the monitor pots controller for a chassis you had pulled from a CRT. It was when you were going through a selves of pcbs with tim i think, and you also came across a Qbert board you had borrowed of his for testing and still had.
Hey John I know you must be busy but even a few extra short little videos would go a long way to making us feel like your not almost retired from Youtubing. It kind of feels like the end of days for John's Arcade :(
John!! We ALL Miss You!!!
On the next John's Arcade - John picks up a replacement Pac-Man.
Missing John's arcade videos
Joy! A monday John's Arcade video. And it's in the garage again.
I've missed these.
You have inspired me to not only go out and start collecting the games I love but to also start posting my projects on youtube. Hope you are doing well. Always exciting to see what you are working on and your collection.
Did John's Arcade shut down? Like the real arcades did long ago?
It's almost March.... RIP John's Arcade 😥😥😥
I'm alive
John please, pretty please,do a brief 5-10 minute update video this weekend so everyone can relax 👑🎈🌭💥 🍲🍥🥢🍤
@@Johnsarcade woohoo!
Nice find! My first arcade Donkey Kong experience was this version when I lived in Germany. A German restaurant near my school had an actual Nintendo version, but I was already used to playing this one.
Yay!! I needed my John's Arcade fix today.
Hi John, I grew up playing this in the 80's in NJ. I play it every once in a while in Mame. I like it. Thanks for sharing.
John where are all the videos at?
It’s great to see you excited about an arcade machine again. I was beginning to think MKII had performed a fatality on the channel.
Dam!! You took me back to my childhood. I remember going to the grocery store where they had this game. Thank you.
I finnised the video you read about the trick. Thank you for all the information. Amazing video. hope youer well. I saw the video where you mentioned passing out. God Bless.
Wow, those sound effects brought me back! I remember playing Congorilla at the local pizza joint. Cool back round story on this game.
Where'd you go John?! You should do a video of you and a couple friends just gaming in the basement!
Seeing arcade machines again makes me happy and sad at the same time. You can play them but never have that time back as a kid.
Awesome surprise. Congrats! Laundry mat next to our grocery store had one.
I absolutely love Crazy Kong. The Pizza place in the small mall on Long Island had one in one of those generic woodgrain bootleg cabinets that had a stencil type marquee. The arcade in that same mall had the real-deal but I always gravitated to CC instead. The awful sounds, the f'd up levels, and glitchy graphics were way too fun! I gotta say...I am jealous of that cab and would have traded a Pac Caberet in a second for one too! Nice find. I also remember a version where the levels were green instead of orange.
I've got one too! It's definitely a conversation piece and the family loves it.
Glad you found a Crazy Kong. Seems like you’ve been after that for awhile. Have fun with it!!! Thanks for the vid.
Yeah, I guessed pretty quickly what the game was. When you said you've been looking for one forever, I knew. Great find John!!
Omg John
This was the version in my childhood arcade and in all the local arcades I new of in and around my home town in New Zealand. I found it weird when I seen donkey Kong on NES and believed it was inferior to crazy kong it's so good to see it again . Thank you for the video.
YES!!!! I played this all of the time, back in the day! Man, what a find, congrats John!
I played this version of Kong in an arcade as a kid, and hated it. Thanks for a trip down memory lane. :D
I love the regular uploads, keep it up John.
the jumping sound on Crazy Kong sounds like Mario is screaming in pain haha
I remember playing this a few times at a grocery store back in the day. The one I played was a Falcon...”Crazy Kong Part II”. I liked it because I could get farther than I could on Donkey Kong. Oh, and I love the sound of the springs and the sound of his jump... :)
Hey John, great find. I am very surprised that someone actually owned one previously as it was a European game. And wasn't made for the US. I happen to also own a 'Crazy Kong' machine at home myself. I am currently 14 years old and since then, I have dedicated my life on Crazy Kong and all arcade games. I love it. I also started a little arcade machine collection of my own. Ever since my dad introduced me to Crazy Kong when I was 3, I was hooked. I would use all my spare change. After a week or so, the machine would be full. Ever since playing Crazy Kong, I have learned a lot of things. In Crazy Kong, Mario can wait underneath a ladder and a barrel won't hit him. Unlike Donkey Kong. On the forth level (Second level on Donkey Kong), Mario can walk through Donkey Kong. Those are just a few tricks/tips I know. I know many more, but that's for you guys to figure out. John, I hope you enjoy. It is a great game. Please look after it and keep it. You won't find that many. Quick question, do you happen to know a game called Pengo?? That's one of the games I own in my collection. I believe it was licensed by Sega. I you find one, can you add it to your collection?? Also, do you know anyone who has a Mole Hunter machine?? It is a extremely rare Data East game released in 1980. Very few machines were made. My dad played a Mole hunter machine in the local shop when he was young?? If you know anyone who has it, can you tell them to dump the rom so I can play it on Mame. Thank you, and once again, enjoy.
I'm super psyched for you, I know you've mentioned wanting a Crazy Kong a few times, It sure is a funky take on the classic game. Another great video *and* I got an email read in a video for the second time so thanks for that too! Keep up the awesome stuff!
7:40 joystick discussion... love John's dedication to the little important details. :)
Love your videos, thanks for all you do for the community. Wondering if you know about the MiSTer project. It runs on a DE-10 Nano FPGA and it has a crazy kong core. This could easily be hooked up to your cabinet if you want another option. If your ever in NJ you should look me up as I have a similar arcade setup to you. Cya
Miss ya John
As soon as you said it was a crazy bootleg I knew it would be Crazy Kong. We all know you can’t resist a Donkey Kong game! ;)
Feel the same way about arcade 1up cabs.made too cheaply,much too short.great video,crazy kong is fun.keep the videos coming!
RIP John...No more brofest or hanger(which it been over 1 year)sense the last update....Sad
Looking forward to the year end review :) Hope you had a nice Christmas and all the best for the new year!
Soon
@@Johnsarcade yay
I guess John's Arcade is over.... RIP.
RIP
@@Johnsarcade He lives! But the channel doesn't apparently :(
You got it! Great job (and thanks for the shout out). Glad you were able to make it work.
Great to see you've finally found a Crazy Kong at last. It looks in lovely condition considering!
Cheers for the upload John! Looking forward to watching tonight!
Your pac-man was/is beautiful, you did a great job restoring it. So, the rarity of Crazy Kong probably makes sense. Seems like a fair trade.
I love how I watch the final pac man cabiret video and now he’s getting rid of it, I’m heartbroken
Oh yeah! I played a cab of this at Fun Spot once. As a Donkey Kong player I found it very amusing. ^_^
The funny thing, John is, as you call this game "a weird version of Donkey Kong", that when I saw the first time Donkey Kong after having played Crazy Kong living in Europe, I thought that YOURS was "a weird version of Crazy Kong"! haha! BTW I think that the original board was a Falcon board. I still do remember the Name "Falcon" popping up on the screen back in time (1981) when playing the original Crazy Kong as a child.
This channel is awesome. I can't stop watching it. I think I'm at the point where I would like to get a cabinet. Are there any good video on getting started in buying (what to look for) and restoring a cabinet? What's the cheapest most common cabinet out there?
I live in New Zealand. Growing up in the 80's I never saw Donkey Kong, only Crazy Kong! I think NZ had a lot of bootleg games. Thanks for the great review!
A second-hand store about half an hour from my house had a Congorilla dedicated cabinet a few years ago. I was looking for a cabinet to gut and make a MAME cabinet out of, and I just couldn't bring myself to do it because the thing looked pristine, and they only wanted $200 for it.
Nice one John! Gonna play Crazy Kong next time I go to Arcade Club in Bury UK. 😎👍👍👍👍
How cool.thanks for the history lesson john! Fan from Australia
Awesome! Play the hell out of this game as a kid! Great backstory!
Hey John love your Channel been watching for a long time now one of my favorite games playing as a kid in Brooklyn New York was crazy Kong if I'm not mistaken the first time I played it was in Coney Island in the arcades years later they closed it down just wanted to say that looks awesome in your collection and keep the videos coming buddy
This is awesome! Thanks for making these videos!!!!
I know you’re busy with your podcasts etc, but I’ve really missed your videos John! Really happy to see this one in my notifications this morning 👍
Crazy Kong...its like “Donkey Kong in bizarro world” cool game!
I'm now starting the pool on when John gets rid of one of his Kongs. Place your bets!
Crazy Kong is a great game! Play it a lot up at FunSpot... great find John...👍👍👍
As soon as I saw the pink, I knew what it was. I’d love to get a Crazy Kong. It’s the only original Kong I don’t have. Nice score!
The Crazy Kong sounds sound metallic on the first screen during the Donkey Kong 'stomp'
Hey John good to see you back! I picked up a Data East Laser War, super excited!
John is stuck in the grid, we need to save him... John Lives!
Can't wait till the next video hope all is going well with your new basement set up and I love the podcast please keep it up
I've noticed the change in cars once again; compared to the first-gen Explorer you first had, the new Explorer is kind of a pain to load tall items (like arcade cabinets, for example) in the back of because the rear hatch area swoops way down, so you grabbed a last-gen Grand Cherokee. Good choice, they use their interior space well.
My OCD is totally flipping out because of the broken plastic popcorn dispenser!
Lots of people wondering where youre at dude. Hope you are well. Love the vids and the awesome basement! the Dragons Lair/Space Ace stuff made me pine for the 80s!
Hope you are keeping well John. Miss you videos but look forward to your comeback when your ready. Good luck from Dublin.
I'm digging this video because I picked up a Congorilla cabinet with a Crazy Kong board recently. Love your videos pal, they've helped me a ton!
Edit: Also Crazy Kong was THE Donkey Kong for Europe. Nintendo hired Falcon to make Crazy Kong since they couldn't meet the demand for Donkey Kong in the EU. The EU arcades had Crazy Kongs and they thought Donkey Kong was the knockoff!
Ah this one was here in Indonesia! They were everywhere! I remember mimicking its die song whenever I was pretending to fell down from the chair! I was eight FYI.
So...4 months since last video. Are you okay? Have you left arcadedom? Hope your okay. Just discovered your channel but its tumbleweed at the moment.
Don't expect much from this channel anymore, John is to busy doing other things these days.
There might be a video here and there, but don't hold your breath !
You got a Crazy Kong! That's awesome! It's SOOO PINK! I went after watching this video to MAME and searched Crazy Kong, there's quite a few different bootlegs using different hardware, Galaxian, Moon cresta, which I'm sure you browsed MAME yourself. But ended up playing a few of them myself. As far as the Poker Machine monitor for Joe, if he chooses there are LCD alternatives out there like an Ceronix LCD kit. Hope that helps Joe.
I grew up with this game for years. Every summer, this was one of 2-4 games at the beach club my best friend owned. I wish I was old enough to buy it when they sold it. ARGH
Always love the show..No I have enough full size arcade projects..I would spend the $250 on parts or monitor rebuilds...Cheers😎👍😎
When Jump man jumps, the sound is the same as Condor ‘unloading’ on Crazy Climber. The bouncing springs sounds are a sample of the Japanese CC falling - not the ‘oh noooo’ but an ‘ahhh’.
I’d love to know if the manufacturer is Nichibutsu on that board of yours?
It’s funny because I just watched your Crazy Kong video yesterday.
Love the "patina" of the sideart.
love the sound Mario makes when he jumps
Our local convenience store had Crazy Kong when I was a kid. It was the first "Donkey Kong" I ever played and we played the hell out of it. Great fun. Way more interesting than Pac Man. The one I remember showed Kong in a cage, I think it was Crazy Kong 2. That might be what your falcon board has. It had better sounds and colors than the version you have here. There was no top edge glitch and the extra lives were in color at the very top. On the Pie Factory level, if you shake left and right with the hammer just right, he will drop it and you can pick it up later. A bunch of us watched an older teen get to the kill screen once. We didn't know it was called a "kill screen" back then. I remember thinking it was kind of a lame rip off thing to do. To crash the game on a good player. It would be years before I seen a real Donkey Kong machine and I thought DK looked boring compared to CK. I didn't realize the Pie Factory came later on in the real DK. I was like "this sucks, it doesn't even have the pie level!"
I believe the board you were playing in your garage was Crazy Kong II. The girders in the original Crazy Kong are green.
I think Crazy Kong made it as far as South Carolina because I seem to remember playing this at a pizza joint down in Myrtle Beach in the mid 80s
The Crazy Climber sounds crack me up
It's weird. Sounds like jumpman (or this "evil version" of jumpman) is doing karate on the barrels when he jumps and is wearing suction cup sandals on the metal beams.
It's interesting. I'd swear I played a BBC Micro clone of Donkey Kong that used those sounds.
Nice cab did you want one of these after visiting the uk :)
I have a Crazy Kong in the UK with various PCBs, the Falcon Crazy Kong Pt 2 is the best version for sure.
Correct me if i am wrong, i believe only falcon boards where used by zaccaria. I have 2 falcon boards, a crazy Kong and a crazy kong part II.
This is the orca board which uses the crazy kong II graphics, crazy Kong 1 uses green grinders on the barrel board. The glitches are correct, I have them on my falcon board also.
It's really too bad you have not found a zaccaria.. but this will do 😉
The falcon part one is a two board set and the other I have is the same style as you have there, but its falcon
2 months no videos :(
There's a cocktail cabinet for sale up here in Canada and it's in a crazy climber cab.
Hey John great find. Early in the video you mention that Nintendo provided the assets to the manufacturers but not the code. I don't believe this is correct. I've done a side-by-side disassembly of DK and CK and match the binaries match precisely in most places. The differences generally can be chalked up first to some of the little anomalies we see in CK, but more to the hardware differences that required code changes to interface and control. The Crazy Climber architecture upon which CK is built is wildly incompatible with DK. It's a testament to Falcon (or whoever developed the conversion) that they were able to match the look as well as they did. You'll see, for instance, in CK Pauline doesn't shuffle her feet when crying for help. This is basically due to a limitation with the number of hardware sprites the game designers weren't clever enough to overcome--she's actually drawn in as a background character. IIRC the way the color ram is laid out explains why she "floats" above the platform.
Sorry if I bored anyone, but I've been fascinated by this game since I first saw it at a donut shop in Long Beach, California some 35 years ago.
Awesome! That's really interesting and good to know. It's crazy that they got the code to run on different hardware.
I'm happy for you man! But I dug that cabaret you traded!
We are coming to Orlando later this year, can you recommend any arcades to visit while we are here?
I had Crazy Kong in my garage for a couple of years. Didn’t even know it was rare. Should have kept it. :(
I checked MAME and you definitely have the ORCA roms running in your ORCA board. I noticed the crazy climber sounds immediately as I love that game. Would be curious to see which Falcon version you have. According to MAME if you have the original romset, there will be no copyright and the colors will be very different than your ORCA board. If you have Part 2, it will include copyright info, and will say Part 2 as you mentioned in the video, plus the colors will be much closer to the ORCA version. Have fun with your new game.
i played this in europe, thats exactly how i remember everything, you cabinet is good
No year end tour of the arcade for 2018?
The wood grain on the crazy kong marquee holder is original. Don't paint over it please!
The arcade 1 ups can be modified to put a raspberry pi in them and is suggested to install better buttons.
Love the channel i have a neo geo 4 slot cabinet i need to change the monitor witch one i have to get i been searching for one online with no luck it doesn’t say hope you can help me with this keep up the good work on your Channel
Pretty sure you had a Orca board on your pcb self in the one video you talked about had stepped on the monitor pots controller for a chassis you had pulled from a CRT. It was when you were going through a selves of pcbs with tim i think, and you also came across a Qbert board you had borrowed of his for testing and still had.
Funny cuz this is the version they had at the 7-11 back in the day....great memories!
Welp, bye Pac-Man Arcade Cabinet. It was fun seeing you around at John's basement. Hello Crazy Kong! :P
Man i had a crazy kong in a all black cabinet and i sold it for 150 bucks a couple years ago...now i wish i would have held onto it..
I LOVE IT
RIP John's Arcade