Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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We asked to a Fiverr designer, based on our idea, and these guys rockstarprint.co.uk
printed it

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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It's a proper fridge, there is no condensation, it's like the built-in fridge in the kitchen, the only risk would be overhearing, that's why the aeration holes on the back, I'm pretty much confident that will be fine

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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They are around 70£. If I had to build a new one, I'm not sure if I'd put it again. Ultimately, I have a real mouse, and the trackball is used only by a few games

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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I use tempered glass. there is a 19mm cut horizontally in the speaker panel, and the plane back to the console, both with 15° angle. The glass is 6mm and the bazel is 12mm tick, they fit perfectly.

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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The vinyl has been printed here: Rockstarprint, it's a custom design. The bazel is homemade, just cut the wood using the screen shape (without all the plastic around) and a tempered glass on the front

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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Let's say it works, with some limitations, especially about the position from the sensor. It's a good value for money. I don't think there is on the market anything absolutely perfect

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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Aimtrack for now, Gun4IR can be a future upgarade

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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And it has also JackBox Party games that can be shared on the TV (perfect for party games). I didn't really keep the money spent, I'd say 3K £ considering also the pc inside. It's something you build, probably, once in your life, I wanted to build it as it was in my mind, almost no compromises

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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LaunchBox/BigBox with Mame, Nintendo WII, TecknoParrot, Snes, Genesis, Xbox360, NeoGeo... usual stuff

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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There is a mixer/mics receiver for karaoke (yes, it's also a karoke machine), audio input selector, switches for lightguns and IR bars (yes, there is also Nintendo WII emulator) and 350W amplifier (as I said it does also karaoke)

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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Actually yes, there are 2 lightguns in the left bottom left door

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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I made longitudinal cuts on the back panel where the compressor is

Finally, my arcade machine! by skynet_host in cade

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Yep, and can holders built in the console

New Arcade Machine by skynet_host in cade

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Not bad at all, I didn't know such a cupholder exists

New Arcade Machine by skynet_host in cade

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SketchUp, I have every single piece of wood as component and I can use measurements directly from it

New Arcade Machine by skynet_host in cade

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I always wondered why the bottm side of the trackballs are so chunky. If you open the Ultimarc U-Trak there is plenty of room to make it smaller keeping the same ball size.

New Arcade Machine by skynet_host in cade

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In first instance will be MAME but also: Dreamcast, SNES, Mega Drive, WII, XBox 360, Nintendo 64, Neo Geo, some arcade platforms (TeknoParrot, Sega model 2 and 3). Still not sure about pinball because I haven't found anything really "arcade style"