cps-2

Hi everyone, I was looking to get info on the cps2 coin counter , some of my boards like SSFX have the counter, but most don’t. I assume it was phased out at some point because some service manuals don’t even reference it. I recently got an AVP kit that is almost complete but the board doesn’t...

Hi all, I’m looking to buy a CPSII B shell to replace a broken game shell . I really only need the black bottom side but I am willing to buy the set if that’s what folks have for sale . Region doesn’t matter 💖💖

Selling a working Gem Fighters CPS A+B set. Works fine, don’t see any modifications made. $375 for the set plus shipping or pickup near LA. Thanks. If purchased today 8/7 I’ll cover shipping

Hi, System was working fine, it's been in a cupboard for 6 months, took it out today, powered on to just "LCD init" on the display and no video. I bought this with the mod already performed. The CPS fan is going. The battery was removed at some point in the past. I've tried IPA to clean it...

Hi everyone, Just wanted to get some clarification on the infinikey vs battery subject. Not looking at cost or time or anything other then functionality. Is there any good argument for having a battery over the infinikey installed on your boards ? Like maybe hi score can save or characters...

Game works but some sounds are missing. Mostly background music and some sound effects in game. Not sure if it’s A or B board but I believe it’s on the A board. I checked all of the chips on the B board using chip reader and everything checked out ok. I was the first person to open this board...

Hey, As I need to recover some cash on my side, I'm selling my favorite multi setup. It's a CPS2 Darksoft multi setup, containing: Japanese A + B board (MvC) Key wire installed for non decrypted roms Papst fan mod on A board to make it quieter SD card Longer cord for the control/display Case...

My desoldering station arrived and I put it to the test with a full shotgun recap of the CPS-2 A Board that I use with my Darksoft Multi. The station made quick work of what would have been a daunting task using a solder sucker. Capcom used excellent Panasonic caps to begin with, and there was...