KMP

@KMP:

Thanks for your help!

@DarrylB: It's Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 New Age Of Heroes. Thats correct. I'm mixing things up the Ultimate in the title for 3

@KMP:

Not much of a problem; only thing I can see is that the Arcade Museum doesn't have a listing for the above.  Could it be that's what it (mis)stated on the game's marquee (especially if it was a generic cabinet)?  Only games that I can see on that site are Marvel Super Heroes, Marvel Super Heroes Vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Vs. Capcom, Marvel vs. Capcom and Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 New Age Of Heroes, no Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 2.

@DarrylB: Hey sorry for the day. Ultimate Marvel Versus Capcom 2 :)

@DarrylB:

Nuts, forgot to ask what UMVC 2 is.  Closest I could find is Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 but the letters don't match up.

@KMP:

Yes, you found the bug on here!

I'm about to implement most of the game suggestions and all.  Which Capcom Vs. Snk 2 is it that you listed though, is it Millionaire Fighting 2001 or Mark of the Millennium 2001, do you know?

So, when you hit refresh after posting a comment to see if someone replied... It posts it again, every time you hit refresh ^_^ Unless you navigate away, then come back.. And can refresh all you want LOL

@DarrylB:

"Neo Geo (MVS?)" the only Neo Geo in the arcade would be MVS. There were 2, maybe a 3rd MVS at one time. And might not list it since KOF 99 and Samurai Showdown V is on there (both on MVS). They had Metal Slug on that machine too and Samurai Showdown 2.

Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter 3: Second Impact, Street Fighter 3: Third Strike those were in there. UMVC 2, Arcana Hearts, Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection, Tekken Tag Tournament, Vampire Savyor, Capcom V.S. SNK 2, Super Puzzle Fighter, BlazBlue. Some of the older games were like Buster Brothers, Galaga, Jr Pac Man.

Rumble Fish should actually be Rumble Fish 2. The King of Fighters you had 2001 or 2002, it was a KOF 02. 

Also the address is 8 Mott Street ^_^

Interesting side note the four win limit, it was introduced by Henry to keep the quarter line moving. Finantially there was crap going on with the landlord and other stuff. Henry knew business. That polocy was needed to keep the lights on. Cause otherwise they would make next to nothing with how competivitly things were played. 

@DarrylB:

"Neo Geo (MVS?)" the only Neo Geo in the arcade would be MVS. There were 2, maybe a 3rd MVS at one time. And might not list it since KOF 99 and Samurai Showdown V is on there (both on MVS). They had Metal Slug on that machine too and Samurai Showdown 2.

Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter 3: Second Impact, Street Fighter 3: Third Strike those were in there. UMVC 2, Arcana Hearts, Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection, Tekken Tag Tournament, Vampire Savyor, Capcom V.S. SNK 2, Super Puzzle Fighter, BlazBlue. Some of the older games were like Buster Brothers, Galaga, Jr Pac Man.

Rumble Fish should actually be Rumble Fish 2. The King of Fighters you had 2001 or 2002, it was a KOF 02. 

Also the address is 8 Mott Street ^_^

Interesting side note the four win limit, it was introduced by Henry to keep the quarter line moving. Finantially there was crap going on with the landlord and other stuff. Henry knew business. That polocy was needed to keep the lights on. Cause otherwise they would make next to nothing with how competivitly things were played. 

@DarrylB:

"Neo Geo (MVS?)" the only Neo Geo in the arcade would be MVS. There were 2, maybe a 3rd MVS at one time. And might not list it since KOF 99 and Samurai Showdown V is on there (both on MVS). They had Metal Slug on that machine too and Samurai Showdown 2.

Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter 3: Second Impact, Street Fighter 3: Third Strike those were in there. UMVC 2, Arcana Hearts, Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection, Tekken Tag Tournament, Vampire Savyor, Capcom V.S. SNK 2, Super Puzzle Fighter, BlazBlue. Some of the older games were like Buster Brothers, Galaga, Jr Pac Man.

Rumble Fish should actually be Rumble Fish 2. The King of Fighters you had 2001 or 2002, it was a KOF 02. 

Also the address is 8 Mott Street ^_^

Interesting side note the four win limit, it was introduced by Henry to keep the quarter line moving. Finantially there was crap going on with the landlord and other stuff. Henry knew business. That polocy was needed to keep the lights on. Cause otherwise they would make next to nothing with how competivitly things were played. 

@KMP:

Thanks!

Is the number of games correct, so to speak?  It has hard to tell by looking at a video (plus the camera quality was poor so I couldn't exactly get titles from everything and make a list) but I put in the guess of there being 40-50 (at any given time, NOT total over the years [that number would probably be in the thousands!]).

@DarrylB: Thanks! Inboxed you some goodness and some corrections ^_^

Hi, I did my article on the original Chinatown Fair arcade:

http://arcadepreservation.wikia.com/wiki/Chinatown_Fair

Let me know if you know of anything else about it, such as any additional games and add it in or let me know and I'll do it.