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Hi from the UK.

Selling a Namco System 357C with, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Unlimited installed on the SSD. The unit has been cleaned, internal batteries replaced and new thermal paste added to the chips (thermal grizzly). Looking for £300 ono for the unit and postage will be at cost. Can provide additional images or a working video on request.
 

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Tekken 6 and Tekken 6 BR will output both 720p and 480p on a system 357A and 357B via a change to one of the dips but I am not sure if it does the same for a 357C.
 
How does that system connect? is it Jamma or JVC?

does it come with a JVS I/O board?

and the matching Dongle / USB security?

does all sub boards come with it and the requierd cables etc.
and can it be played offline for longer than 2 weeks without shutting down aka needing a online check to work?
 
This system is JVS, it has a built in JVS interface board with a USB terminal on the front of the unit within that board. How your arcade cabinet connects and interacts to that USB port is down to your cabinet.

I have a Blast City arcade cabinet so I use the Jamma harness within the cabinet connected to a Sega Jamma JVS I/O that converts and handles all the inputs from the system to the cabinet. This is separate but widely available - I can sell one to you if required with all it’s cables (note the system is independent of those cables, cable requirements are again cabinet related and not system related).

The unit has an SSD with credit bomb removed and it doesn’t require a dongle to run.
 
I also got a Blast City cabinet, the screen is not functioning atm, but got a friends Blast City at my place cuz we did hook em up for side-by-side 3rd strike.
but how much extra would a jamma to JVS I/O convertion cord cost, not counting the price of TTTU2 ?
 
Not that much more, £40 I would charge with all the cables. What I forgot to mention in the post is this system is JVS and it only outputs at HDMI resolution. This may be a road block for you. I bought a Blast a few years ago that had no monitor or PSU for a bargain price, intentionally because it had no monitor. I then installed an LCD in it specifically so I could run TTT2 and Tekken 7 along with TTX and other games running HDMI.

I have to say I have no regrets installing the LCD but I have three other Blasts on CRT and a spare CRT if I ever wanted to make it original again.
 
Would it be hard or near impossible to connect it to a stand alone screen & have some converter to use USB arcade sticks if you don't have the possibility of putting it inside a cabbinet?
 
@DrunkAkuma

For video you can connect the 357C directly to any monitor/TV that accepts 720p HDMI.

I think for a usb to jvs interface the one from this thread would work in this scenario.

djsheep

FS Thread 'MP07-IONA-US JVS/USB I/O Board v3.11: Worldwide Sales & Troubleshooting Thread'

Update: 21st February 2026.

Latest PCB v3.11 with v2.22 firmware currently available!

PayPal F&F / Direct Deposit only. PM me to order and for current pricing.

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The MP07-IONA-US is created by Mellow PCB from Japan. It is a small board that allows for the direct connection of USB gamepads and sticks to JVS based arcade systems.
JVS systems are generally equipped with a power supply, video and audio outputs already. Usually you would need to hook up a I/O Board such as the Capcom or SEGA I/O or Taito Fast I/O for...
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