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• EMUCADE
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
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• MrSaLTy's Arcade
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
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• Butler 2001
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
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• Space Horizon Arcade ( beatrice3d)
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Homepage:''' http://www.dsr3d.com/beatrice3d/arcade/spacehorizon/horizon.htm
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• Kevin's Badass Combo Stick
  * '''Project Type:''' Desktop Arcade Controller This is a two player arcade style stick for fighting games. It supports Dreamcast and PSX. Unlike my other pages this one's not really
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• Wireless GameCube Arcade Joystick
  * '''Project Type:''' Desktop Arcade Controller ...might make a good encoder board for a new stick. There's only two fighting games for the GameCube right now but SoulCalibur2 is well worth it. Why? Just bec
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• George's Arcade Machine
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...ght cabinet made using 2 computer's desks (wooden parts)!Great for pinball games !
  779 bytes (104 words) - 17:30, 13 July 2006
• Jeff's Ultimate MAME Cabinet 2
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...Princeton Graphics offering full track ball, spinner, light gun support of games.
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• Lob's BYOAM
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...prox 3 inches wider than original Defender machine to accommodate 2-player games. Step-by-step guide with photos. - Still under construction (both machine a
  709 bytes (92 words) - 18:59, 29 March 2008
• Boy's MAME
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...kid (okay, it was really for me, but I let them play it too). My favorite arcade game was always the 1983 Star Wars vector graphics game - so check out my S
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• Mr Emulator
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet A couple of years ago I treated myself to one of Hanaho Games Arcade PC's. I was not happy with the original panel, marquee and various other th
  904 bytes (133 words) - 17:48, 13 July 2006
• PS2 Video Arcade
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...have a cable line hooked to this so I can watch tv when not playing video games.
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• John's MAME Arcade Cabinet
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
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• Emulaxian/3D Arcade
  [[Image:Emulaxian.jpg|thumb|Emulaxian/3D Arcade Screenshot|320px|right]] ...atures powerful and fully customizable search and filter functions to find games fast.
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• Scott's Ultracade
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...net based on the Simpsons arcade cabinet. It has 7 emulators, plays old pc games and also acts as a DJ mixing station/jukebox.
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• SNAAAKE'S MAMECAST ! ! !
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
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• Desktop control panel
  ...size cabinet, a desktop control panel might be a good solution to have an arcade experience.
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• Wattsnater - Mini Upright
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
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• Ultimate Arcade Mark X
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
  886 bytes (123 words) - 17:30, 13 July 2006
• Eric's Auto-Rotating Monitor MAME Cocktail
  * '''Project Type:''' Cocktail Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
  875 bytes (117 words) - 17:45, 13 July 2006
• Arcade-In-A-Box
  * '''Project Type:''' Arcade Console ...is box into any video source and enjoy your favorite classic and modern pc games.
  871 bytes (117 words) - 22:24, 15 March 2009
• MAME-Zilla
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...project...but with some additions, such as vibration detection for pinball games. This project is in the early stage.
  850 bytes (117 words) - 17:42, 13 July 2006
• Mr. Do!'s Real Arcade Controls
  * '''Project Type:''' Desktop Arcade Controller Arcade games need arcade controls!! I got tired of using a keyboard and gamepads and went for the re
  903 bytes (135 words) - 13:45, 3 May 2007
• MS Xbox Arcade Joystick and Hack guide
  * '''Project Type:''' Desktop Arcade Controller ...plays like a dream. The button layout works great for all of the fighting games for the Xbox!
  962 bytes (142 words) - 20:32, 3 March 2008
• Kevin's Custom Galaga
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...ed and felt like a Galaga but yet was capable of playing a large amount of games. The control panel has a Galaga control panel build into a more functional
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• Kevin's Badass Arcade Stick for DC
  * '''Project Type:''' Desktop Arcade Controller ...st. These will be very much like my other stick. And designed for fighting games.This one's still under-construction but I'm updating the progress on the pa
  956 bytes (142 words) - 17:38, 13 July 2006
• Project 976? .still working on title
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...ave removable swapable CP's, one for normal play , with extra for 4 player games.
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• Ultimate Marvel Team
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Homepage:''' http://home.cogeco.ca/~arcade/
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• Tom's MAME Box
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...ball, and 6 arcade utility buttons. Control panel was custom designed. The arcade also runs my own custom made frontend.
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• Jarabeck´s Rotating Cocktail Cabinet
  * '''Project Type:''' Cocktail Arcade Cabinet ...is the rotating cockpit for the computer monitor allowing players to play games at the full extent of the monitor area, rotating the cockpit at anytime.
  938 bytes (130 words) - 02:46, 6 January 2008
• Mame Conversion Project
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
  822 bytes (111 words) - 17:48, 12 July 2006
• Asteroids Deluxe Rebuild, and PONG Replica
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet A rebuild of an original Asteroids Deluxe Cab to run approx 20 games with original controls, and a scratch built PONG Bar Top replica using a Ra
  945 bytes (137 words) - 18:03, 13 July 2006
• JAXX's Ken Masters Console
  * '''Project Type:''' Desktop Arcade Controller ...made for fighting games. 8 action buttons. It's large and has a good solid arcade feel to it. Has a nice background image of Ken Masters from the Street Figh
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• Screens, Titles & Extras
  ...many different kinds of media elements for all the games from each system (arcade, consoles, handhelds, computers, etc). Generally, most systems will have th ...ly bezel overlays are the most common type of artwork, however some arcade games have artwork that is lit from behind that corresponds with game play (Gorf,
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• Suzo International
  ...pp Controls]], with the large catalog and unfriendliness to the small home arcade builder. You have to register to be able to view their catalog. ...friendly and helpful. Naturaly, this is not an end-user company and video games are not their center point of business anymore. However, they try to help o
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• Swappable Control Panels
  ...s the flexibility to swap in different control panel layouts for different games. ...orate artwork and ability to support more than one layout for a particular arcade. The disadvantage is that you may need to purchase duplicate controls, wir
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• Basement Boomerang
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...lays a wide range of nearly accurate screen resolutions and, with suitable games, plays like an original machine.
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• Mr.Driver
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...atch for the cabinet, and also a standalone panel that features in Project Arcade!See what you think.mremulator
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• Progetto Arcade
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet * '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
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• Khameleon
  ...al user interface to the user for running arcade games on a self-contained arcade cabinet.
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• Tilos's Cocktail Project
  * '''Project Type:''' Cocktail Arcade Cabinet * '''Homepage:''' http://www.ti-994a.com/wiki/pmwiki.php/MAME/Arcade
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• ROMs
  ...are talking about mostly are not software as we think of it today. These games generally did not involve floppy drives, hard drives, CDs, or DVDs. They i ...e Galaga chips) the cabinet would now play Galaga instead of Donkey Kong. Arcade owners really did do this, it was known as “converting” a cabinet. So
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• Pmc's arcade cabinet project
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet The cabinet contains both a PC (for emulation and native PC games) and a Sega Dreamcast.
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• Wah!Cade
  ...ront end for the M.A.M.E. arcade game emulator, and has been designed with arcade cabinet controls & projects in mind. *It has a keyboard controlled GUI - Perfect for those arcade controls
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• Demoncade
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...on there are 5 buttons for configuration keys, and 2 side ones for pinball games. The system also features a pullout keyboard and mouse, coin door and custo
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• Arcade Monitors
  ...ference in authenticity when comparing arcade monitors to other displays. Arcade monitors are the obvious choice for those looking for the absolute closest ...ameplay to display the correct game resolutions. You can also use standard Arcade monitors but you will have to wire them up in order to be able to connect t
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• Rotating Monitor
  ...ewer, 16:9 widescreen displays a bad choice for a cabinet. There are some games that used different aspect ratios, including 1:1, but most used either 4x3 ...proper aspect. MAME also can be configured to rotate its display of the games so that they use the full display area, while still retaining the proper as
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• Ctrlr file
  ...ctrlr files for a bunch of commercial control panels: hotrod, hotrodse, x-arcade, and slikstik. ...e matching ctrlr file, you do not need to do any remapping for most of the games in mame.
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• Video
  ...Everything from oversize 27" arcade monitors to classic vector and narrow arcade monitors and controllers are available to install in your cabinet. This po * [[Arcade Monitors]]
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• ThisOldGame
  Looks to be a newcomer in the arcade-repro field. Produces and sells Cabinet art, stencil sets, bezels and CPO's Another item of special interest are the Cabinet backs for several games, made to original specs 3/4" Particle Board and Ready to install. They incl
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• Old Skooler's M.A.M.E. Cabinet
  * '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet ...through a LabTec Spatializer 3-D sound enhancer (Works GREAT with Q-Sound games as it is a Q-Sound processor). Used the MAME logo printed out by Kinko's fo
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• PC Monitors
  ...o a television or authentic arcade monitor all that is required to display games on a PC monitor is to attach the monitor to your PCs VGA connector. ...re to the quality that can be achieved with a television or better yet, an arcade monitor.
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• Finishing
  ==Arcade Art== Great games became classics with a little help from their captivating branding & design
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• UltraMame
  ...see what's there? Anyway, it had a beautiful interface where you chose the games by the marquee on the left (2x4 grid) and it shows the live attract mode ru
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• Mamewah Features
  *Arcade cabinet friendly UI / Hidden Windows *Launch external PC games/applications
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• Game Consoles
  ...d. They feel like a normally digital pad, but is technical analog (not all games take advance of this). * Analog buttons (that feel like as digital) is marked as '''a'''. Only some games may take advance of these, hince they can been used as a digital button.
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• Arcade Auctions 1
  ...o in expecting to see pristine machines in their glory days. Most of these games are old and have seen some abuse in their day. But instead go in looking fo ...lding. Bring a power strip or a multi-tap so that you can plug in multiple games or share an outlet with others (there are usually only a few outlets).
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• Restoration
  ...f cabinets might seem daunting, it can be very rewarding to own a ''real'' arcade cabinet. ...] or other websites on this topic. See this list below for a collection of arcade restoration links:
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• MikesArcade
  ...-working boards (plus a fee). This service is not available for all arcade games.
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• Mamewah
  The interface to Mamewah is meant to be controlled by actual arcade controls which makes it a non-point-and-click, non-windows-GUI front end. M * [[Mamewah Other Apps|Launching Other Games and Applications]]
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• PyreCade
  ...nced "pie arcade") is a Python based MAME front-end designed for use on an arcade cabinet using minimal controls (joystick and buttons). * Most popular games counter and Favorites category
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• Game Room
  ...AV equipment, while some people like to have the dark room just lit by the games themselves. The Game Room can be a truly creative expression. Below are som ...ght want to also bring home the real thing too. Owning and collecting real arcade machines and pinball machines sits right on the border of insanity. It is l
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• Controls
  ...eason most people enter this hobby; to play the games you love with actual arcade hardware, just as they were intended. There's a vast array of different con ==Arcade Control Hardware==
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• Spinners and Dials
  ...act only along one axis. Spinners were used for many popular early arcade games such as Pong, Tempest, Arkanoid, and Tron. You might remember the spinner from games like Tempest and Arkanoid. The player turns a knob to move the on-screen c
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• Mala
  ...ts the Windows command line version of MAME with XML ROM info (> 0.84), PC Games and all command line based emulators. *Controllable by arcade controllers with configurable controller settings for all front end functio
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• Atlanta 02-25-06
  ...e so many games. 4+ Hall length rows plus 2 rows of Juke boxes, redemption games, and a few slots. there was also a very large selection of gambling videos, ;[[Arcade_Auctions_1 |Go Back to Arcade Auctions]]
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• ArcadeComponents
  [http://www.arcadecomponents.com Arcade Components] "Your source for old and rare components for arcade games, old school computers, and old school game consoles!"
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• Game-Specific Parts
  ...ss, providing quick links for vendors stocking specific parts for specific games. ! align="center" | [[Arcade Chips]]
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• Project Arcade
  [http://www.projectarcade.com Project Arcade - The Book!]</center> == Project Arcade - The Book! ==
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• Light Guns
  ...Light guns of different size and shape are popular in almost all shooting games.
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• Front-Ends
  | [[Maximus Arcade]] | 39+ arcade and console emulators
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• Joysticks
  ...e game. This article describes the most common types of joysticks used in arcade cabinets and game systems. ...ysticks. While it is possible to use an 8-way joystick when playing 4-way games, it's not recommended, as accidentally hitting a diagonal with the joystick
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• Custom display modes (Windows) - Powerstrip
  ==Windows XP on arcade monitor== ...ality (i.e. interlace flicker) is not suitable for longer periods of time. Games and movies does not suffer from this and works fine.
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• Ultimarc
  arcade monitor to the computer. ...monitor, and you want to setup that easily, this is recommended (J-Pac and Arcade-VGA combo).
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• Trackballs
  ...kball''' is a large ball that can be pushed in any direction to control an arcade game. Trackballs provide precise analog control, much like a mouse. ...he ball, but in a trackball you spin the ball directly. Most (if not all) arcade trackballs are optomechanical rather than optical.
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• Mamewah FAQ
  '''Q: I changed the rom path for MAME and now it won't run the games!''' '''Q: Why do some of my games not show up? I have merged rom sets.'''
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• Indie Games
  ...ay on a home arcade cabinet. Here is a list of just some of the low-budget games out there that fit the bill, several of which have free demo versions avail ...tors: Please only include games that are known to play well using standard arcade or trackball controls.
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• AtomicFE
  The primary purpose of Atomic FE is to be used with MAME arcade games. However, it is possible to utilize Atomic FE with any other emulator or it ...ell as buttons. It is equally at home being controlled by a keyboard or by arcade controls.
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• ArcadeFX
  *Marquee and flyer change as you scroll through games. *Support to play Dave Dries QuickTime arcade movies right in the UI. Very cool to watch these. Just like going to the mo
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• Mala Config
  ...Only games with roms(*)''': If this option is checked, MaLa collects only Games, which were found as Roms in one of the Roms paths. ...ect Only working games(*):''' If this option is marked, MaLa collects only Games, which possess the 'good' status.
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• Pinball
  ...games let you experience the fun of popular pinball systems right on your arcade cabinet or home computer. Many people add [[pushbuttons]] to the side of t
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• Happ Controls
  ...cement parts for a wide variety of coin-operated machines, including video games, pinball machines, vending machines, and so on. Happ does offer parts for the home arcade machine builder, but they are not well-known as a end-user friendly company
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• Maximus Arcade
  [[Image:Maximus.jpg|thumb|Maximus Arcade Screenshot|320px|right]] ...le keeping the Windows environment hidden. Although best suited for use in arcade cabinets, it can be configured for use in a kiosk or simply running on a co
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• Cabinet Plans
  ...ng detailed dimensions of all the necessary parts of your favorite classic arcade machine. ==Plans of Existing Arcade Games==
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• Mamewah Controls
  ...sers of Mamewah needs to modify these controls to work properly with their arcade controls or custom setups. digital_scroll_rate - scroll rate for games / options lists (also minimum scroll rate for similated analog, see below)
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• PC Operating System Comparison
  ...lder version of MAME from pure DOS will allow you to run a large number of games at a higher speed than would be possible on the same computer running Windo *Can display on an arcade monitor without special hardware
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• Wrappers
  ...lications that allow certain emulators to work properly with a frontend or arcade setup. Most emulators are not designed with frontends or arcade machines in mind, and therefore may cause some or all of the following issu
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• Mikes Mini Mame
  * '''Project Type:''' Bartop/Countertop Arcade Cabinet I decided on sharing the details for this latest arcade cabinet in case others might find the read useful or entertaining.
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• Snes9x
  ...Entertainment System (SNES) emulator. It basically allows you to play most games designed for the SNES and Super Famicom Nintendo game systems on your PC or .... With the use of a Wrapper Snes9x is a very stable seamless emulator for arcade machines.
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• Utilities
  : Automate your applications. Maybe used for these games, that have trouble to get working in a cabinet (most wrappers seen to made ...oads/Saves Mame ini files that can specify analog control map for specific games. Some example ini files included. Save the ini files to the Mame's ini fold
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• Ram Controls
  [http://forums.arcade-museum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=78 Dedicated Forum At KLOV] ...work related to controller design and circuit analysis. David has been an arcade game collector since before most people realized you could even collect the
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• Glossary
  ...to it's original arcade version (i.e. the original game PCB playing on the arcade monitor it was intended to). ...cade cabinet so as to frame the monitor and hide the inner workings of the arcade cabinet.
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• Lists
  Once you get your arcade machine operational, you will more than likely be interested in knowing (an ...utput file or controls.xml to allow you to create custom filtered lists of games based on your input criteria. (# of buttons, joystick type, monitor orienta
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• Soft-15khz
  ...t a computer outputs before Soft-15KHz kicks in may be harmful to standard arcade monitors.'' ...It does this by doing small changes to the Windows registry to add typical arcade screen resolutions, as well as tweaking some existing ones, and locking out
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• Mamewah 161 Ini Description
  |text of your choice, (eg M.A.M.E. - Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) |title of your choice for this game list, (e.g. Joystick Games)
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• Community Portal
  ...is nothing more than a collection of user contributed articles written by arcade enthusiasts just like you. This is a community site, and depends on your c ...e else to add a few paragraphs, and before you know it we will have a true arcade encyclopedia.
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• Turnarcades
  ...d those with specific gaming tendencies. They are one of the few dedicated arcade builders in the UK, and the only one offering custom machines and modificat ...alled on the machine, and pre-written .ini files to allow easy addition of arcade and console emulators, including MAME. This means that most of the complex
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• Mamewah Ini
  |text of your choice, (eg M.A.M.E. - Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) |title of your choice for this game list, (e.g. Joystick Games)
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• SketchUp Tips
  ...tart Drawing something or [http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?q=arcade download] someone else's pre made model. (addicted for life) ...sed SketchUp and has released the unlimited FREE version, perfect for your arcade design needs. A PRO (= not free) version also exists, but it is '''not''' n
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• Overview & Options to Consider
  ...ould be considered a crucial final step in creating your personal piece of arcade history. ...f repro art at places like [http://groups.google.com/group/rec.games.video.arcade.collecting?lnk=lr&hl=en RGVAC] or in the [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/i
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