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* '''Construction Method:''' Scratchbuilt
 
* '''Construction Method:''' Scratchbuilt
 
* '''Monitor Type:''' Unclassified
 
* '''Monitor Type:''' Unclassified
* '''Interface Type:''' Keyboard Encoder (Hagstorm)
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* '''Interface Type:''' Keyboard Encoder (Hagstrom KE72-T)
 
* '''Special Controls:''' Trackball
 
* '''Special Controls:''' Trackball
 
* '''OS:''' Windows  
 
* '''OS:''' Windows  
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== Additional Details ==
 
== Additional Details ==
Mame arcade machine made by myself. Custom cabinet based on Mortal Kombat II cabinet. Pentium III 667MHz with 128 Meg, Sound Blaster 64 Gold and ATI All-in-Wonder Pro video card. Windows 98 and Mame32 for Pentuim III.  
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This is a custom cabinet made by myself based on the Mortal Kombat 2 cabinet. I used a HagStrom KE72-T keyboard emulator and Happ controls. I also added a (temporary $19) track ball until I order the real one from Happ. The CPU is a PIII 667 with just over 90 meg of RAM, ATI AllinWonder AGP graphics card and a SoundBlaster 64 Gold sound card. I am running MAME 32 on Windows 98. The monitor is a 20 inch. Currently I can run MAME, SNES and Sega. Soon I will have few games like Tomb Raider working after I fix a bug that disabled my CD and ZIP drives :-( . Using a CD changer I will have Tomb Raider III, Mech Warrior3 and etc.. running using the control panel.  
  
 
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Revision as of 16:33, 12 July 2006


Additional Details

This is a custom cabinet made by myself based on the Mortal Kombat 2 cabinet. I used a HagStrom KE72-T keyboard emulator and Happ controls. I also added a (temporary $19) track ball until I order the real one from Happ. The CPU is a PIII 667 with just over 90 meg of RAM, ATI AllinWonder AGP graphics card and a SoundBlaster 64 Gold sound card. I am running MAME 32 on Windows 98. The monitor is a 20 inch. Currently I can run MAME, SNES and Sega. Soon I will have few games like Tomb Raider working after I fix a bug that disabled my CD and ZIP drives :-( . Using a CD changer I will have Tomb Raider III, Mech Warrior3 and etc.. running using the control panel.


Pictures

File:Tomb Raider.jpg


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