These authentic, artistic, and limited edition reproductions are officially licensed 11.5 x 20.75-inch creations based on the original board sets and are considered a new PCB revision. The collectible boards use the original bill of materials, follow the original schematics, and can be used to replace damaged original boards by using the original parts from these boards. Hopefully, some talented individuals can do exactly that!

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• Gravitar (a 1982 color vector arcade game with gravity-based gameplay elements)
• Liberator (a 1982 trackball-controlled arcade game that evolves the concepts first established in Missile Command)
• Saint Dragon (a horizontally scrolling shooter from 1989)

You can read about those and the other updates in the official release notes. Next week’s update, which will head into the Independence Day holiday, is said to be a big one, with several major new features.

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