In this video, I show you how to mod an Arcade1up 3/4 scale cabinet to accommodate a raspberry pi running RetroPie, some call it a HACK I call it a MOD.
Parts Used in this build:
HDMI LCD Controller Board
12 Volt Audio Amp
Arcade Sticks Buttons and Encoders
Raspberry Pi
Flirc Case
SD Cards
Testing out the MAME versions “ARCADE” of Killer Instinct 1 and 2 on the new Atomic Pi x86 powered $35 single board computer. I’m running Game 0.209 in Ubuntu 18.10 so let’s see how it performs.
A modern Lightgun for LCD / LED displays that doesn’t require sensor bars? I’ve been waiting a long time for this, but does it work? Let’s find out in this Show & Tell of the Sinden Lightgun with inventor Andrew Sinden.
5 TIPS to FIX your RETROPIE on ARCADE1UP! Screenshot Scraper not working? Want to change themes? Vector games look terrible? Then watch this video!
Shenanigans are going on with the Capcom Home Arcade and FBAlpha. Lets find out whats up .
Koch Media today announces the Capcom Home Arcade, a uniquely designed plug and play home arcade machine – www.capcomhomearcade.com
Matt Sengbusch builds unique arcade cabinets using components recovered and restored from classic arcade games. We visit his workshop to learn how he fixes game boards and designs these half-scale arcade cabinets to fit original parts like CRT monitors, coin slots, and full-sized controls.