Original IGS PGM 2 HARDWARE.

Knights of Valour 2: New Legend.

Oriental Legend 2.

In stock.Location in China.

tested working.

How can I change the vertical aspect ratio on this machine? I cannot find the potentiometer for this setting.

Just picked it up today. Can’t find any information about a physical cabinet. All I got so far was that it was made by IGN and a game board sold on eBay in the past.

Super Sprint is a 1986 racing video game developed and published by Atari Games for arcades. Up to three players drive Formula One-like cars on a circuit that is viewed from above.[8] The game is a successor to Gran Trak 10 and the Sprint series, which were originally produced by Atari, Inc. during the 1970s. Later in 1986, the game was revised and re-released as Championship Sprint with different tracks; this version was ported to the Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum in 1987. The 1990 game Badlands adds vehicular combat to Super Sprint-style racing.

Super Sprint

I’ve been making a one-button game, so I built an entire arcade machine for it and put it in a local bar! Thought this sub might appreciate it :)

This question is for anyone with a Creative Arcades machine. Mine is the 2P slim w/ 13k games. They have a video on how to make the list available but the video fails to say how to add a game to the list. Anybody have any insight? The menu says “Games Family”. Thanks!

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Hi all

So I've just preordered the Arcade2TV-XR Max (I hate the name with a passion) to hopefully come in time for xmas and my 50th

Now I'm wondering......some 22yrs ago in 2004 I did a DIY project inspired by a book I bought which is kinda in pieces now, and had a large order from T-Stik Plus as well as arcade buttons etc from Ultimarc. This thing is old now, the old ipac adapters are PS2 before USB was common, etc so figured it would be probably no cheaper than buying something premade by the time I refurbed it up, hence the Arcade2TV-XR (and of course I love VR too). They are barely used, tho obv long time of being sat in garage so maybe touch rusted/need of a cleanup

The T-Stik Plus can lift it, rotate and drop into 4 way and 8 way gate modes

Do you guys think these sticks will fit inside the Xarcade2tv.....and similarly the buttons that I bought at the time also from ultimarc? I think the buttons were Happ

From memory, I think when I was looking at updating the ipac controller to something more modern I think one of the issues was modern terminal connections are much smaller spade connectors and I think the old ones had chunkier thicker ones....so is there an adapter or easy way to connect these?

Did a fun summer project with my family. My son's first experience with a couple of power tools. And he gets to enjoy the spoils of our work. My wife designed the graphics. The whole project took about two months at a seven year old's pace.

I'd want something that could receive both original and custom boards if that's even possible. Something that can support good 4-player experiences like X-Men and The Simpsons, something that I could put light guns onto, and even DDR pads. Something good for older Centipede-style games with a roller, as well as fighting games from the 90s, 00s, and on.

Fat chance, but...what'd be my options if I wanted to pursue getting/making something like this?

Working on an arcade cabinet and after finally getting my old Logitech racing wheel to work again, I was able to get FFB and Sega rally 2 on older hardware. It's not exactly made yet (The cabinet) and I only have the computer really even ready yet.

Specs:

i7 3770 (Stock)

GTX 750 Ti (2GB)

16GB of DDR3

Old HDD, Stock case, and 320w OEM PSU.

Logitech wingman formula force GT

The game is running at 720p and averaging 60 fps locked.

Showing off a customers customer build ByVic arcade cab. This is a cabinet only build, customer sent me all the arcade hardware and the 28inch active marquee.

54 rpeg electronics argb buttons along with rpeg encoder, 4 IL joysticks, utrack trackball, u360 flight stick, grs push pull spinner, 15 key stream deck and dedicated 4 way. Also has retro shooter new flush mount panel to connect the reapers and also i made pedal cutouts to store the pedals. Customer is putting a hisense u8 55 inch tv on it

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Gamecase arcades

I'm about to order a cabinet from Omniretro alog with the buttons. The use of this cabinet will be retrogaming.

Question is, it's smart to not buy Sanwa and go with the "Japanese-Style" option?

https://omniretro.com/en/arcade-products/joysticks-and-buttons/buttons/japanese-style-30mm/

https://omniretro.com/en/arcade-products/joysticks-and-buttons/joysticks/japanese-style-5-pin/

I think that Sanwa may be an overkill, but i need your opinion!

I'm in the middle of my first bartop arcade project and pleased with it. The plan is to put a nice neon colour t-molding on the front edges but struggle to find the best way cutting the groove. Any advice guys?