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Fursphere:
So I fired up Need for Speed Hot Pursuit this morning for the first time (bought it on sale, just haven't had a change to play it until now).

This game (and Dirt 3 actually) actually use a "hand brake" (e-brake) setting, and it appears to be required to really play the game in NFS:HP

Has anyone mounted one successfully on a Sega still cabinet?  (and made it not look like a horrible after thought...  lol)

BadMouth:
 >:D No!  Horrible idea.  Definitely don't bid against me on ebay the next time one comes up.   ;)
   
The one on Brad808's cab is pretty sweet.
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,115186.0.html

Fursphere:
lol

While we're looking at a pic of a "real" arcade cabinet, I wish mine had speakers behind the ears in the chair.  That's really the one thing I'm missing.

The handbrake looks like something  could fabricate honestly.  Do you have a picture of the insides of that thing?   

brad808:
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--- Quote from: Fursphere on March 28, 2013, 02:02:40 pm ---lol

While we're looking at a pic of a "real" arcade cabinet, I wish mine had speakers behind the ears in the chair.  That's really the one thing I'm missing.

The handbrake looks like something  could fabricate honestly.  Do you have a picture of the insides of that thing?

--- End quote ---

I'll upload some tonight for you. It's a basic microswitch inside with some rubber stops to give it feeling.


Edit: there's actually a picture of it cracked open in the thread badmouth linked too. That's probably the only one I have of it. I really don't want to take it apart unless you guys really need to see it.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

Howard_Casto:
Even in a real car all a handbrake is, is a metal stick on a bolt for pivoting.  Of course it's attached to the brake cable as well, but I'm just saying.... stick on a hinge, that's all it is.  Go down to the hardware store, get a metal pipe... drill a hole in one end and put a bicycle handlebar grip on the other.... you are essentially done barring maybe a spring or something for stiffness. 

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