EASTER SALE! k OFF! - Lot of 5 Arcade Machines - Dig Dug, NEO GEO, Tron, etc.!

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(Please note - This lot is also listed in several other places and so this listing may be cancelled at any time if sold somewhere else first. Thanks.)
Hello, fellow eBayers!  We have a collection of original arcade video games that we simply do not have the space for anymore and need to move into a new home as soon as possible. These are all 100% vintage, with original CRT monitors, marquees, boards, controls, etc. NO LCD/LED monitors. NO reproduction artwork or joysticks/buttons. NO emulation of any kind. You're buying them as they came from the manufacturer, just with decades worth of love now baked into them. :)
As such, they aren't in mint/"showroom" condition and they have their dings and scratches, but they all worked as they should when last powered up during the 2021 holiday's (we moved them into indoor/climate controlled storage for 2022). As they are all 30-40 years old they are all being sold AS-IS; with no warranties or returns implied or accepted.
In honor of Easter and Eostre, jelly beans and chocolate bunnies,
we've put the lot on sale at ,000 off
, bring it down from it's listing price of ,000 to ,000 or Best Offer!  Woo hoo!  The sale starts Good Friday (April 15) through until the end of Passover weekend (April 24).
The sale will end Sunday, April 24th, at midnight -
so don't miss out!
This is for all five machines (which also includes the NEO GEO "Bust-A-Move" MVS cartridge as indicated below). Payment via cash or PayPal is accepted.  No personal checks or other electronic payment methods (such as Venmo) are accepted.
We cannot deliver, but will work with the buyer on pickup arrangements for shipping anywhere in the world. Please see below for the details on the arcade machines in this lot:
[ Dig Dug ] Atari, 1982. 2-Player alternating cocktail table version. Take yourself back to the days of waiting for your order at Papa Gino's and lose track of time playing this pizzeria classic. We sure have!
[ Express Raider ] Data East, 1986. 2-Player alternating upright version. A little background for you all on this rare bird. This game was only ever released as a conversion kit by Data East. It comes with the original Express Raider marquee as shown but the control panel overlay is for another game, "Pop Flamer," which this cabinet was previously. A fun, early wild west style video game, Express Raider was a precursor to other titles such as Konami's Sunset Riders.
[ Millipede ] Atari, 1982. 2-Player alternating upright version. The more advanced sequel to Centipede. Trackball and fire button works as they should.
[ NEO GEO MVS-4 ] SNK, 1995.  2-Player upright.  Monitor is a little dim under bright light, but playable, and fine under low or black light (the cabinet is unpowered with the lights on in the first MVS pic and the screen is shown under black-light in the second MVS pic, hence the purple lines in the game title under the letters "US" and "OV" and the glowy looking buttons).  This machine can hold and run four different MVS cartridges, offering a carousel-style game selection. Includes Taito's 1994 title Puzzle Bobble / Bust-A-Move game cartridge as well (same game, different name in Japan / U.S.).
[ TRON ] Bally Midway, 1982. 2-Player cocktail table version. A rare cocktail table, the control panel blacklights, spinner, and equally rare original joysticks all work as they should (these unique joysticks were only used on one other cocktail table game and can be very hard to find).
For those who may be wondering, too, we're not looking to break up the lot into individual sales as we need to move them all out and would like to do it all at once to one buyer.  Any questions, though, please feel free to ask. Thanks for your interest and we hope these will find a great new life in your home or business! ^_^