Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A very old sit down cabinet I am working on. I acquired this thing almost 17 years ago. Still have the AGP ArcadeVGA cards and J-PACs I bought for them. I got the old AGP cards to work with an ancient Windows XP PC, but mame no longer supports XP or these cards. You can still use them with older versions of groovymame.
The button colors and layout is factory as far as I know.
The graphics card is an ATI Radeon HD 5450 512MB using CRT Emudriver & CRT Tools 2.0 beta 15 (Catalyst 12.6).
It kind of has a blend of Street Fighter II and NeoGeo layout. I am switching to a NEOGEO button scheme.
Buying parts from focusattack.com
It has a Hitachi GMK-29FJ2 monitor with burn in unfortunately. It plays ok once you are in game though. The CREDITS however is permanently on screen. Seems they had some Japanese game on here 24/7.
The manufacture date inside cabinet on coinbox is 9/22/1997. It is written as 97.9.22 however. Maybe that is the way they write dates.
Let me know if you want more video or pictures. I'll probably post another when I do button swap.
wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Jaleco_Pony_Mark_IV
A very old sit down cabinet I am working on. I acquired this thing almost 17 years ago. Still have the AGP ArcadeVGA cards and J-PACs I bought for them. I got the old AGP cards to work with an ancient Windows XP PC, but mame no longer supports XP or these cards. You can still use them with older versions of groovymame.
The button colors and layout is factory as far as I know.
The graphics card is an ATI Radeon HD 5450 512MB using CRT Emudriver & CRT Tools 2.0 beta 15 (Catalyst 12.6).
It kind of has a blend of Street Fighter II and NeoGeo layout. I am switching to a NEOGEO button scheme.
Buying parts from focusattack.com
It has a Hitachi GMK-29FJ2 monitor with burn in unfortunately. It plays ok once you are in game though. The CREDITS however is permanently on screen. Seems they had some Japanese game on here 24/7.
The manufacture date inside cabinet on coinbox is 9/22/1997. It is written as 97.9.22 however. Maybe that is the way they write dates.
Let me know if you want more video or pictures. I'll probably post another when I do button swap.
wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Jaleco_Pony_Mark_IV
