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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: mgb on June 27, 2012, 11:43:01 pm
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Well I know Computer Space was not a huge commercial success, but I believe this is the first one I've seen Mamed.
http://www.mechanicalarcade.com/hyperspin_emulator_setup.htm (http://www.mechanicalarcade.com/hyperspin_emulator_setup.htm)
It may have been posted around here before, I'm not sure but this is the first I've seen it
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I must say, very tastefully done! My only gripe would be that he used an LCD monitor. He went to a lot of trouble to make the conversion look period, and then that!
I skimmed through the build, but hopefully he has all the original parts in a box (and from the sounds of it, I'm sure he has).
edit: Oh, it's right at the top!
This was a perfect game for conversion. The game I received had been stripped. It was only a cabinet and a control panel plate. There was no way I could ever restore it to original because the parts simply do not exist for this extra rare version
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Tastefully done, yes. But I am not a fan of the control panel, particularly those square poker machine buttons (and he "mirrored" them). Granted, it does look very well done but I'm sure a good chunk of those "22,000 games" he brags about are completely unplayable on it.
And who puts Action Max on his cab? :laugh2:
Actionmax all 7 known VHS based gun games(plus these are audio improved, not like the crappy audio version on the web)
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http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=111841.0 (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=111841.0)
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I didnt post then, but I dont see how 22,000 games are playable on that thing, I bet turbo dunking in NBA Jam sucks.
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Yeah, I would imagine that there are many of the 22,00 games that are not playable with that cp.
On my cab, there are a good number of later games such as fighters that I can't play so I didn't install them.
His cp is a little weird but you gotta give him credit considering what he had to work with.
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It's aesthetically pleasing, but those buttons suck. Not only are they clunky rectangles, but they're stacked vertically? That would be horrifying to use for multi-button games.
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I didn't concern myself with the 22,000 games thing. That's just software. If for instance I bought it off him. It would be down to maybe one hundred 70's and 80's arcade classics...