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There's another ticket game called Zoofari, which was most likely designed by the same people who made Fishin' Time as both cabinets look sort of similar. You shoot peanuts into the animals' mouths to win tickets, where as in Fishin' Time, you catch fish.

There is an arcade redemption game called Fishin' Time that was made by ICE and Play Mechanix back in 2005. However, it has not surfaced anywhere on the internet, which is surprising. I wonder if we could find this ticket game and possibly get it dumped. Below is the cabinet along with the flyer and a video showing the attract mode.

You mean Santa is still bringing gifts?! That’s just wild.

Bless you WildWolf for moderating connor / robert / rrz, whatever his name is!

Works great! Took me a little bit to understand what's going on, but I figured it out after getting the W and A for WANTED. Will have to look at Test menu later. Good work Argon. Now I just have to make notes for working on arcade OST now that it's playable. 👍

Awesome! Got it. Thanks WildWolf Update: Got the music ripped! Looks like I got another arcade OST upload to put on my list

Link is dead after one day! Any chance of getting a reupload?

Yeah, I’m kind of confused. I told him it was a Youtube video and not the game files. I know dump links are not allowed in the discord. Maybe he was trying to joke with me? IDK Other than that, I’m glad everyone is enjoying the latest music upload.

Here it is! Teratoma: The Last Rebellion OST

I have looked at the sound files and got the music ripped, so be expecting an upload soon! Going to aim for uploading to YouTube this weekend.

If I knew what compression method was used or the codec itself, I could get the AVI files to open properly.

Unplayable AVI files have RIFF WAVE format listed in hex editor??? No mention of video?? Very strange and confusing.

Tux Racer Arcade Found this link floating around from last year. Files are already extracted from Linux HDD image. https://pixeldrain.com/u/ZKUjZuY7

The game’s music and sounds is in the AVI files, but the problem now is that I can’t properly rip it without getting static in Audacity. And then this afternoon, I discovered that there are multiple audio streams in some of the AVI files when I used Ravioli Game Tools to scan them, which is probably why I can’t open them in VLC Media Player. I really don’t understand why Konami and Gamewax decided to do this instead of just putting them all in a simple WAV format. It’s all just confusing and frustrating for me.

Is it possible to open the AVI files for this game? I know most of the cutscene videos can be opened with VLC Media Player, but I have absolutely NO idea how to open the rest of them. I'm not sure what to do next.