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Taken a slice of the pi
ballboff:
Decided on new buttons. You know when you wish you didn't start something?! The connectors were smaller on these buttons, so I had to use some pliers just to pinch them all a bit tighter.
Makes such a difference, the clicking sound was much louder on the stock buttons. You can give these some serious rat a tat tat on 1943! Rapid Fire is possible, unlike before.
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acvieluf:
Nice job! Although I think when i get to mine (after current cab is finished), I'll go with something bigger than 7" for the screen. It is a bit dwarfed, IMHO.
I know you had the larger one earlier, but is the size something you miss?
ballboff:
--- Quote from: acvieluf on June 16, 2016, 09:57:22 pm ---Nice job! Although I think when i get to mine (after current cab is finished), I'll go with something bigger than 7" for the screen. It is a bit dwarfed, IMHO.
I know you had the larger one earlier, but is the size something you miss?
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Yeah definitely. Get the 8 inch one from pimoroni it's perfect for this project. I'm learning to live with it now but I wish I had waited. They keep going out of stock but like I say they are worth waiting for at the price. They are also 4:3 ratio too, which gives you a nice full screen on those classics. One other thing; vertical games are tiny, games such as 1942 are shockingly small on a 7 inch widescreen.
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SNAAKE:
I got one too and its really good!
acvieluf:
--- Quote from: ballboff on June 17, 2016, 02:14:45 am ---
--- Quote from: acvieluf on June 16, 2016, 09:57:22 pm ---Nice job! Although I think when i get to mine (after current cab is finished), I'll go with something bigger than 7" for the screen. It is a bit dwarfed, IMHO.
I know you had the larger one earlier, but is the size something you miss?
--- End quote ---
Yeah definitely. Get the 8 inch one from pimoroni it's perfect for this project. I'm learning to live with it now but I wish I had waited. They keep going out of stock but like I say they are worth waiting for at the price. They are also 4:3 ratio too, which gives you a nice full screen on those classics. One other thing; vertical games are tiny, games such as 1942 are shockingly small on a 7 inch widescreen.
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That sounds perfect. I'll keep that in mind. When I do mine, i'm considering going ALL vertical anyways. I think 8" would look perfect that way.
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