Infinite Piano 3 - Multicade Music

Music: Infinite Piano 3
Composer: calpomatt
Playlist: • Multicade Music
Platform: Arcade
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Uploader's Notes:
A theme found on a Mahjong cabinet from International Amusement Machine Co., Ltd. that uses the same menu layout (and supposedly, very similar hardware) as all the other multicades, so I figured it was worth an upload here.
The cabinet isn't emulated at all to my knowledge, so I have to stick with the Game Never Over thumbnail, but you can find footage of the cabinet here: • MAHJONG
Sourced from the Multicade Music spreadsheet, maintained by Multicade Maniac.
You can find the spreadsheet here: docs.google.co...
and Multicade Maniac's channel here: / @multicademaniac

[@gradualgrub8891]

Where did that theme actually come from?!

[@multicademaniac]

A Mahjong board by International Amusement Machine that shares a similar menu layout, similar hardware, and all around has a fair amount of similarities to these multicade boards. Even the manual files from the wayback archive are similar to the manuals for the multicades.That's just the tip of the iceberg. It's so intriguing because it's the closest lead we've ever had to a "source" for these boards.

[@gradualgrub8891]

@@multicademaniac No, I mean which PCB was that theme from?

[@multicademaniac]

@@gradualgrub8891 Last reply got hidden for some reason. In terms of PCB it's still not exactly a multicade but it's got some very close similarities like I said earlier. It's the "Funny 2 in 1" PCB. Finding any info on this board's pretty difficult, the only way I even knew it existed was via wayback archive snapshots of IAM's website. Surprisingly the one in the only video showcasing it (which can be found in the description of this rip) doesn't show it's name at the top like the website suggests it would.

[@gradualgrub8891]

@@multicademaniac Ok, can you please give me the link to the source on Wayback Machine?

[@multicademaniac]

@@gradualgrub8891 Might be a bit difficult considering this comment section seems to have a tendency to hide comments with links but I'll try.
To skirt around that, I added an extra bit to my multicade flashkit spreadsheet that contains my findings, including the link to that wayback archive page. At the bottom there's a new page called "Interesting Stuff about those I.A.M. boards" that contains that stuff. The spreadsheet can be found in the description to this rip so it should be easy to find.
I'm sorry this is a bit of a roundabout way to go about it but that's probably the only way I could've go about it since I don't think this channel wants links in the comments.