Manufacturer Atari
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Atari "Big Blue" Capacitor

Used in Atari
$95.00

Tested and working Atari color raster game power transformer block.  Original Atari Transformer Part #A035888.  This is the power transformer unit used in Atari's color raster games, including Centipede, Millipede, Dig Dug, System 1 and 2 games and probably other raster games.  This assembly has a new "Big Blue" cap installed as the original was bad (a common failure on these units).

We believe this will also work with black and white vector games as well.  Item has been tested and works fine.

Year 1980
Related Game Title Centipede
Related Game Title Dig Dug
Related Game Title Millipede
Quick Game Facts
Centipede

Centipede was the first arcade game designed by a women and one of Atari’s most successful games. The game is a vertical shooter that uses a track-ball for player movement. The player’s goal is to destroy an array of insects, including a centipede (obviously), fleas, spiders and scorpions.

Coin-Op Overview

The game’s cabinet is characterized by colorful graphics of an intimidating centipede that are seen nearly all of Atari’s games from the early 1980s.

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Coin-Op Technical Details
Year: 1980
Manufacturer: Atari
Genre: Shooter
Players: 2P
Conversion Class: unique
Monitor Type: Raster
Orientation: Vertical
Monitor Resolution: CGA