yaggy9 | ZERO POINT (1998 Unico) @yaggy9 | Uploaded February 2011 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Demonstration of arcade game ZERO POINT. This is a "conversion kit" and was installed in a spare empty cabinet. The light guns are the originals supplied by Unico and have a hammer snap effect when the trigger is pulled. The video was edited to three minutes to provide highlights of a typical play. ZERO POINT is a less expensive copy of Namco's POINT BLANK and the similarities in the interface and game selections is extremely obvious.
Demonstration of arcade game ZERO POINT. This is a "conversion kit" and was installed in a spare empty cabinet. The light guns are the originals supplied by Unico and have a hammer snap effect when the trigger is pulled. The video was edited to three minutes to provide highlights of a typical play. ZERO POINT is a less expensive copy of Namco's POINT BLANK and the similarities in the interface and game selections is extremely obvious.
![Final Asylum: The Closing of Philadelphia State Hospital (Part 2) [a.k.a. Byberry]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fi-mCwkbQfw/hqdefault.jpg "Final Asylum: The Closing of Philadelphia State Hospital (Part 2) [a.k.a. Byberry]
Part two of a 40 minute video is an educational documentary chronicling the life and closure of Philadelphia State Hospital, a place known to most as simply Byberry. See video part one notes for more information.")
![Final Asylum: The Closing of Philadelphia State Hospital (Part 1) [a.k.a. Byberry]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qJ3_hXLp4v0/hqdefault.jpg "Final Asylum: The Closing of Philadelphia State Hospital (Part 1) [a.k.a. Byberry]
This 40 minute video is an educational documentary chronicling the life and closure of Philadelphia State Hospital, a place known to most as simply Byberry. I briefly had my hands on this videotape, which came from an unknown archive, so rather than ask questions, I captured it into the PC. I believe it was made in 1990, just after the hospital closed and they had placed all the existing patients. Visit the following website for the most complete collection of information on PSH/Byberry, from beginning to end and its afterlife as an explorers paradise: http://theduke81.tripod.com/")
