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Title: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 29, 2008, 07:49:42 pm

I want Input.
1st of all. i have a Barn full of empty cabs. vertical and horizontal.
all 2 player size
7 total.
I have a MsPac for vertical
I have all the crap to put her together.
but lets skip her for now.
I also have a few horizontal cabs also.
I have all the crap to slam them together also
(been collecting for years)
Track ball. spinner, tron stick , 2 xenophobe sticks, Bla bla bla.
This is the cab I have in the house right now.
It has 2 panels.
two 8 way joy sticks per panel
2 action buttons per person
a small row of buttons (on each panel vertical of 4. 1 blue, 1 green , 1 purple , 1 green) ( I have this on both sides)
I am thinking player 1 , 2,  start
player 1, 2 coin
pause
esc
(that is if I go with 2 PCs and Two arcade cabs in one)
or would you make this a 4 player system?

I have 6 Controll panels total
I can screw up a few before I find the best set up.
I have thought of side 1 horizontal side 2 vertical with 2 PCs
I have thought of  2 vertical cabs  with 1 PC
(I have a few Video cards that will let me have more than one monitor)
or a 4 player system and if not 4 palyer game running side A player 1 and 3 side B player 2 and 4
that way if it is a 2 player game the 2 persons have plenty of room to move around. A whole cab to move with your own screen

Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 29, 2008, 07:51:19 pm
OOps sorry , long post for me
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 30, 2008, 12:32:14 am
come on guys.
40 reads and no answer?
I have been leaning to a 4 person horizontal with 3 buttons each.
I found this thread.
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=16101
it has a list of 4 player games.
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: FrizzleFried on December 30, 2008, 12:42:04 am
How about you restore it back to a VS cabinet?  BTW...it's not a VS Unisystem...that would be the single monitor Nintendo "DK Jr/DK" conversions.   At least keep it stock looking...4 sticks 2 buttons each.
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: RetroGreg on December 30, 2008, 01:20:36 am
I'm trying to get exactly what you wanted to do. Was one of your options making 1 side vertical and the other side horizontal?
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 30, 2008, 08:36:10 am
How about you restore it back to a VS cabinet?  BTW...it's not a VS Unisystem...that would be the single monitor Nintendo "DK Jr/DK" conversions.   At least keep it stock looking...4 sticks 2 buttons each.
no need to restore it.
It works 100% now
It never gets played. Nintendo games are not that fun any more.
also I have more CPs. I could put it right back if need be. The CPs that is.
once I yank the monitors for 2 flat screens the Nintendo monitors are out of hear.
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 30, 2008, 08:37:41 am
I'm trying to get exactly what you wanted to do. Was one of your options making 1 side vertical and the other side horizontal?
yes. 2 PCs in side each side a differant cab
I forgot to mention
The joystics are 8 way.
can not be changed to 4 way ( not that I know of)
The foot print on CP is to small for larger joysticks
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: CheffoJeffo on December 30, 2008, 10:04:16 am
can not be changed to 4 way ( not that I know of)

You can swap out the restrictor plates on Nintendo sticks. Someone repro'd the 4-way restrictors a while back. Perhaps someone has a set or two floating around.
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: CheffoJeffo on December 30, 2008, 07:33:53 pm
Bumping this with links to info about 4-way Nintendo sticks/restrictors.

My comments referred to  FS: Now Available - Nintendo 4-way Restrictor plates (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=73374.0), which is an old thread, but I also notice that the following are currently available:

Nintendo 4-way Restrictor plates from Mike's Arcade (http://www.mikesarcade.com/cgi-bin/store.pl?sku=TKG-23-51)

Reproduction DK 4-way joystick from Mike's Arcade (http://www.mikesarcade.com/cgi-bin/store.pl?sku=DKCU-14-11)

I've purchased from both parties before and had nothing but great experiences.



Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 30, 2008, 08:02:54 pm
who-hoo
Thanks BUD.
beers on me   :cheers:
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 30, 2008, 08:45:31 pm
the above links .
changes things.
I did not know I could do 4 way!
2 PCs
1 side horizontal 2 player 8 way  2 button
1 side vertical 2 player 4 way 2 button
 seems the best way to go
I only have 1 set of new controll panel over lays.
I will see how the best set up is before I put them on.
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: Kevin Mullins on December 30, 2008, 09:16:58 pm
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You may only select up to 5 options.
   ???

I already voted, but that statement in your original poll post kinda defeats the purpose of a "poll" if you can choose ALL the options.

Oh and BTW, that's an MDS cabinet. (dual system)
Which is still considered a VS. cabinet of sorts. (housed VS. games)
One board.... two games.
And also had a few games that would utilize both monitors. (one game, two monitors)
Same principal as the "Red Tent" cocktail units.
The MDS boards are also commonly found in single cabinets with only one side populated with ROM's to run just a single game in a standard fashion.
http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyer&db=videodb&id=3149&image=4
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 30, 2008, 11:34:29 pm
Quote
You may only select up to 5 options.
   ???

I already voted, but that statement in your original poll post kinda defeats the purpose of a "poll" if you can choose ALL the options.

Oh and BTW, that's an MDS cabinet. (dual system)
Which is still considered a VS. cabinet of sorts. (housed VS. games)
One board.... two games.
And also had a few games that would utilize both monitors. (one game, two monitors)
Same principal as the "Red Tent" cocktail units.
The MDS boards are also commonly found in single cabinets with only one side populated with ROM's to run just a single game in a standard fashion.
http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyer&db=videodb&id=3149&image=4

this is my first poll
I honestly do not know how to do it.
your the first person to answer it. as a poll.
I am still up to options.
I have seen this link before.
also i have seen this cab on eBay as a grate game system.
I can not find out how to do it.
I am fed up with it.
going to Mame it
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: Ginsu Victim on December 30, 2008, 11:41:51 pm
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Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 30, 2008, 11:45:46 pm
I was the first to vote....so I voted for all the options (just for a laugh, since I could).
call me a dunce
 a dunce still wants help
Heck with it.
lets start over.
look at new thread "lets start over"
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: Ginsu Victim on December 30, 2008, 11:55:56 pm
Sorry, I was undecided. You presented several options and a few of them sounded good. You're getting to do something I've been wanting to do, though I hadn't thought of all the choices until you brought them up. One PC with two horizontal monitors sounds great for fighting and beat 'em ups. Four player setup sounds good, but most the time you won't have four players. 2 PCs one vert, one horizontal sounds great, but you could also do 1 PC with a vert and horizontal and switch which panel you stand at (however this limits gameplay to player one and two standing at the same CP).

Very tough decision to make...
Title: Re: nintendo VS Uni
Post by: daywane on December 31, 2008, 12:04:30 am
Now you see my problem.
I have room for 2 more cabs.
1 WILL Be A MSPAC. God has spoken ( know what I mean) ( no more   Mr muffin man   :censored:
the other any old horizontal system will be fine with Mr muffin man  :P
I have screwed this tread up from get go.
lets just start over
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=87994.0