Sure, snip the cabinet, cut the panel, drop the old ROM into a microcontroller, fire up a random number generator, then feed the sprite data straight into a pixel buffer and flip the bits on the fly. Dump a neon strip over the screen, hit the sound board with an audio glitch, and watch the sprite sprites dissolve into static. No schedule, just pull everything out, let the hardware hiccup, and the art will freak out on its own.

Yeah, ditch the floppy, just toss the whole thing into a loop of random noise, let the pixel bits scramble, and watch the nostalgia glitch into something weird. No extra junk needed.

Yeah, hit the CRT’s color ramp with some corrupted data, let the rainbow bleed into noise, and if it turns into static it’s still art. No schedule, just let the pixels fight.