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[loserman76]

File Name: Space Odyssey (Williams 1976)

File Submitter: loserman76

File Submitted: 06 Nov 2020

File Category: VPX Recreations

Author(s): Loserman76
Bord
PBecker
Itchigo
HiRez00
Manufacturer: Williams
Year: 1976
Permission to MOD?: Yes, with approval

the 2 player version of Space Mission for losers like me that have no friends
 
Initially was going to be a conversion of PBecker's VP9x table, but Bord came along and provided his magic to this.
 
Backglass came off the internet somewhere (sorry, don't remember where) in order for me to redo it. - Updated now thanks to HiRez00!
 
Thanks to PBecker and Itchigo for the VP9x version.
 
I think the moving target on here is thanks to scottacus and one of his many tables.
 
ZIP includes a wheel and the new B2S
 
MOD only by permission of ALL parties involved. And for God's sake, don't include it as part of a commercial cab.

Click here to download this file

[HiRez00]

You have plenty of friends ... on vpf!

 

I own a mint condition Space Odyssey that I play regularly - so I guess I have no friends either.

 

LOL!

 

Thanks for the new tables.

Edited by HiRez00, 06 November 2020 - 06:19 PM.

[gamemodder]

Next you need to make gottlieb Knockout. Ive seen one at the Silverball Museum in Delray beach Florida.

[Rush Electronix]

I've been repairing a Segasa Monaco, which is a sister to this machine.  I swear its possessed!  The owner and I are both frustrated but I am the man and will solve it.  Some stupid little springs that I do not have to deal with in software!  I almost have it easy!!  Kudos to you fellas that recreate this stuff.   Still having trouble with the b2s and getting the sound files in the right places but Ill figure it out.  Used to actually repairing these old machines.  Good to see folks that wanna keep it alive.  Please keep up the great work.

[Itchigo]

I've been repairing a Segasa Monaco, which is a sister to this machine.  I swear its possessed!  The owner and I are both frustrated but I am the man and will solve it.  Some stupid little springs that I do not have to deal with in software!  I almost have it easy!!  Kudos to you fellas that recreate this stuff.   Still having trouble with the b2s and getting the sound files in the right places but Ill figure it out.  Used to actually repairing these old machines.  Good to see folks that wanna keep it alive.  Please keep up the great work.

You may want to take some pictures, I don't even thin there's a vp9 of that. There's an old vp8 and that's it.