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I've seen that this particular model that I am interested in can adapt to have those old game controllers for control too. I understand the point that it is not the same to play those in a multicade. My son, nephews and nieces think that Nintendo, game boy, playstation, etc are their nostalgic era game platforms. Maybe that interest would increase once I own one with all those options, but I'm not counting on it - especially if it is just a mame gaming system. I would play a few mame games a week in the "arranged marriage honeymoon" with a multicade if I got one. I can't force people to like pinball just because I love it so much, so I want those that like video arcade style games to have fun while they are over too. Some friends that have come over are not too into pinball and have said that they like arcade games. My wife is a 90% pinball girl, but likes to play (and sometimes drags me to play) some of the popular mame style arcade games (centipede, pacman, donkey kong, etc.) My kids, nieces and nephews are probably about 50-50. My interest and heart just would not be in to building my own multicade as I would rather spend that time working on pinball, my game room build, and whatever kind of cool technology I can add/build into my game room. I'm a pinball geek, not a video arcade geek. I'll explain my logic with my initial thoughts on the topic.
I looked up the Hyperspin hard drives that you suggested and got a little more out of it. I'm still digging into it a bit and trying to understand how all that works.
I totally understand your comments and the options that you described. I have learned a few things that I'd like to pass on to you. But if it's just a joystick and buttons game it'll probably play it with ease. It won't play every game perfectly b/c you can't take into account everything like a vector monitor, special controls ( Star Wars, racing games, etc). It's a great way to have many of the classics but just one machine. I think my MAME build ended up being several thousand dollars.Įither way, I recommend a MAME machine with Hyperspin. If it weren't for that I would have just went with a bartop one for MUCH cheaper.
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If I had to do it all over again I'd still by my pre setup full sized machine but that's mostly because I was deadset on the design of the cabinet and didn't have the skills to make my own. Either someone who builds them for a living is selling one or someone who just wanted one and built one is now trying to part with theirs. They come up in my area from time to time. Another alternative would be to look for a MAME machine on Craigslist. If you're sold on the plug and play aspect and the look of the machine then this might be your best route. But obviously all that requires some skill and some time. You can custom design and print a marquee and side art, do LEDs, etc.
HYPERSPIN PROJECT THE GAMES PC
If you want one in a full sized arcade cabinet and want to do it yourself you just have to find a junk cabinet for $100 or less on Craigslist and throw a PC in the back of it with a pre-setup Hyperspin hard drive, hook up the monitor, and hook up the controls with something called an IPAC and your in business. You can also find tabletop versions with real arcade controls which is great if you want to save on space.
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Ones that hook up to your TV and you play with using an Xbox controller or something to that effect (those are usually the cheapest setups that are plug and play.few hundred dollars usually).
Search Hyperspin setups on Google and you can find tons. Just pop it into a PC, set up your controls and you're in business. You can usually find Hyperspin hard drives online for $200 or so. There's just a PC in the back running a program called Hyperspin which is that pretty front-end that lets you scroll through systems and games. You can actually make something like this on your own for a fraction of the cost that they are selling this thing for.
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Plus the controls just don't feel right.Ģ. It's fun for a week but I quickly realized that if I want to play console games I want to sit down b/c those types of games aren't always quick gaming sessions. These types of machines are great for MAME use but you may find that no one wants to mess with the rest. I quickly found that playing console games like Super Mario Bros on the NES emulator with arcade controls and having to stand up was just not fun. I bought one (not this one) several years ago and love it but I have learned a few things that I'd like to pass on to you.ġ.
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