yea no biggie perspex cover should help. would really like some pointers on software though

Hi guys i had posted this on reddit a week ago with no replies - i havent posted here for a while but here goes: I would really like to create an activity centre for my 1 year old daughter. What i had in mind is sort of like a bar-top arcade but with much simpler interaction methods. Simpler as in 4...

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Thu Dec 28, 2017 9:21 am

I did not put any, because when my daughter saw what I was building, it had to be for her ... so the bartop punisher finished in bartop princess peach ...

love it

or you could buy a pair of cheapo amplified speakers take them out of the case (again saving space) and mount them. Setting up the electronics was only part of the fun....I had a blast planning the wooden cabinet, cutting and assembling it, spraying it and finding decals i liked.

Hey mate, the old PC is fine just think of the cabinet as a custom case. Just take the motherboard (cpu and ram) out of the existing case and mount into your arcade. For extra space saving buy a 2.5 hard drive and a small audio amp connected to small speakers. On the other hadn I run n64 games from ...

hey mate this site helped me a lot:

https://www.thingiverse.com/tag:arcade/page:1

goes without saying be very careful when soldiering to the battery do not heat the battery up and do not bridge the contacts

Dont see why not. I used a samsung galaxy s2 extender battery with about 4000 mAh. I removed the pogo pins and soldered a jst cable directly to the battery. Still need to update my build log below though

from my own experience, that game does have a bit off issues when emulated. Such as randomly hanging with a sound loop this is my biggest issue with this game. Changed emulator (forgot which one sorry) and PAL to NTSCwhich did cut down a lot of the issues but are still present. Still very playable a...

awesome job mate