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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This beautiful MULTIWILLIAMS, is running the Arcade Shop Logic board system with 17 classic games included!! NO hard drive, NO moving parts! its also known as a JROK board. Clean as a whistle interior and exterior...with LEAF SWITCH JOYSTICKS too!! Gorgeous super sharp Wells Gardner picture too! We spend alot of time toward detail, as this video shows!
Here are the games included:
1. Defender
2. Stargate
3. Robotron
4. Joust
5. Bubbles
6. Splat
7. Sinistar
8. Moon Patrol
9. Wizard of Wor
10. Mario Bros
11. Crash
12. Rally X
13. Tetris
14. Qix
15. Berzerk
16. Frenzy
17. New Rally X
![Making a DEFENDER control panel [ William's arcade cabinet ]](/img/1.gif)
Finally i got one of those Arcadeshop boards, the only difference is instead of it being programmed as a multi-williams, It's a vertical multicade board.
I love this game! Thank you TNT amusements!
What board is running this cool system? Thanks!
Arcadeshop programmable pcb
If I could only have one arcade game it would be this one. Every game listed I spent tons of quarters on back in the day.
Its the perfect choice and a great seller for us!
I've been looking at one of these, but it has different games. Is it possible to choose what games you can get? 🙂
I used one of these yesterday at Game Galaxy in Smyrna TN and I liked it overall but the reverse on Defender and Stargate was too far from the Joystick.
Frank hit a home run on this one? Can't believe it has Atari Tetris as well.
Does it save high scores? Is that board still available?
That`s a BEAUTIFUL Machine and ALL the games i played when i was a kid too ...Defenser still a favorite!! Great Job Frank!
Frank thanks you!
Wheres narc?
nice system and i do remember some of these games way back
in time :) tks for the upload
John Babaes Thanks for your reply! Glad you like it!
Do you have any more of these? I need one!
Are we still able to get the arcade shop logic boards? Thx
No, however their is a newer version on the board you can get called the ArcadeSD, made by the same guy as the programmable pcb. It can be in both vertical and horizontal mode.
Which PCB is that? Is that an early jrok board or some other version? Thanks great video!
Was just wondering that, it does not look like the JROK.
Arcadeshop programmable pcb programmed as a multi-williams
Just played one of these at Richie's. Pretty decent system. Has all of the important games from them.
Benjamin Woodring :-)
Hey Todd, thanks for the video. I just did a multi-williams out of my Joust machine recently and put the same board in it. Love it! Is this one an old Moon Patrol cabinet? Did the joysticks come with the control panel from arcadeshop or did you put those in after? Just curious as I've seen that on their site before, but didn't know what type of joysticks and buttons came with it. I ended up buying a blank, drilling holes and putting on a different CPO and of course leaf switches all the way around. :) Love the vids man! Keep it up.
***** Glad you like the vids. The leaf switch joysticks were on this game when it was traded in to us, but it was running a different Williams system we did not like. We put in the Arcade Shops PCB, which is more user friendly. It is hard to find the leaf switch joysticks these days. Mikes Arcade sells them, but they do not have the long shaft that these joysticks sport.
TNT Amusements Inc Ah, okay thanks for the info. yeah, it is hard to find them. I found that groovy game gear has a nice leaf switch, but it's a smaller balltop and just smaller in general and doesn't line up with the normal screw holes on the control panel. But, I actually really like them. Good substitute and good price when you can't find the authentic ones.
Although to be pendant, not all the games our Williams originals. Are they all licensed under Williams??..or is it one of those quirks of arcade lore, that will never be solved.
Amazed, by the sheer lack of components, for such a great system. And coupled with the holy grail of monitors..sorry television set.
Sooooooo..how many folded movie posters, is it worth?
gallimead They say these games are the future!! I would take a Williams Defender postereven up as long as its NOT folded! :-)
I love Bubbles with the optical joystick only
B Dawg It does play well...the optical joysticks will not work on this system!
Sinistar had a 49-way joystick. Must be much harder to play with an 8-way stick.
Fred Meyerhofer It does play well...the optical joysticks will not work on this system!
I saw 9to5, and I have that exact same coffee mug :)
ahhhh...at the Walnut Street Theater?
Night Moves has awesome music. Got a RoboCop in a Joust cab that I'm wanting to make a multi-Williams.
But...what about Robocop???
It's wired Jamma already, and horizontal LCD. Already scored the entire Multi Willams set, minus the cab to slap in it, perfect condition. MW marquee, populated CP/overlay, bezel, harness, and the old Gamma 2003 8n1 Williams board. I I'll leave RoboCop mounted, and swap out everything else till I get a switcher and a Pandora4S to replace it. I just ordered a couple of scanline generators, and my expectations are high, cause I'm using 5:4 ratio, 19" LCDs. They look great. My 60n1 is in a reworked Make Trax cab. Same setup. I want the 2 multicabs in my bedroom to be a matching Williams set. One upright horizontal...and one lay day down vertical....and then never have to open up the backs again!!
can the joysticks be switched to 4-way for games like Tetris
Never been able to get used to left-handed stick and right handed buttons. I always end up crossing my hands over.
Ascyltos yes...people have to try to learn!
There was a game that freaked me out as a kid but it said iam gonna get ya don't remember the name of it but it bothered me and that was before class in the mornings, until the principal spoke to the local store owner no kids in the store before class that was in Queens NY PS 82. That sinister game brought that nightmare back to my mind.
Ahhhhh! Yes....a very scary game for sure...especially for a kid!
oooo I need to get me one of those. Looks great, guys!
Argonaut Arcade Thanks!!!
Nice work Todd and Frank. Were those new leaf switch joystick? Also, what is going on with the Airball I see in the background?
Robert Lenk Yes...this game has the leaf switches! That Airball was ordered--took it out of my basement game room to get it ready, and then cancelled. I should really take it back to my home, but thought SOMEONE would order it by now!
I did not know Williams made Mario Bros :)
rarecoolitems They stuck a couple other non Williams games into the system!
Would the "clickety-clack" joysticks happen to be the Happ type?
Eric Miller Sadly, yes....only one place in the USA sells the leaf switch joysticks...and thats Mikes Arcade!
why does it have to run vertical instead horizontal like they did in the early days
It is running horizontal
Do you see going to LCD monitors for all arcades in the near future?
Tabitha Auman Last American monitors were made ten years ago...only place making picture tubes is China...and their monitors have a 2 year life...junk...but there are still no end of used monitors that we can rebuild so far....
Yes look at arcade 1up
Do they still make that multi Williams pcb?
Arcade Shops does not, but you can find them on the forums!
This is just what I'm looking to put together! But I'm a workin' man so I have to find an old Williams cab and restore it and add the board.
***** Yes, its a good project!
Oh my Robotron - I used to flip that over 1 million - sad to see it just started over again HOWEVER, ran quite slow considering all that was happening on the screen.
Tim Miltz I wonder whether a new power supply would have helped it? The original power supply sometimes ran a little low on the 5 volts.
Thoughts on that board compared to the jrok one....
Theodore Vargas The Jrok board works fine, except the words for SInistar are sideways. I have a Jrok board, complete wiring harness and bottom transformer assembly clean and in perfect shape for $135 plus shipping...if you want it!
well no moving parts per se , use the force luke. no don't move those sticks they don't move :D
Lee Bartholomew what???
TNT Amusements Inc
think binging Family Guy isn't helping. the control pad moves :P joysticks no moving parts haha yes I know no hard drive ;)
Lee Bartholomew uh....YES!
TNT Amusements Inc gotta hand it to you. better late than never. bing watching Family guy did not help at the time is probably where that was going. I'd be like a character actor :P
Do you ever put these PCB's in vertical cabinets? Like a PacMan?
David Serafin It would require turning the monitor....too much trouble and there are PLENTY of cabinets that are horizontal!