Arcade 8000 Games
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Arcade 8000 Games
Description
FULL SIZE JUST UNDER 6FT TALL STREET FIGHTER & SONIC THE HEDGEHOG ARCADE
Brand new Arcade it has over 8,000 games from consoles and arcade cabinets from the 80's right up to the 00's great fun for all the family.
Dimensions
1800mm high
715mm wide
580mm deep
100% positive feedback
MAME/Arcade classics,neogeo,Atari,snes,all gamesboys,mega drive,game gear,nes,master system,N64,PlayStation,sega cd,Turbo graphics,
It has a 24” monitor tv
Double 8 L.E.D button joystick with start & coin button (free play)
L.E.D lights
All games come with artwork
Lockable door with storage area
Running from a raspberry pi 3
Mini amp with 2 speakers fitted to the canopy of the cabinet
street fighter custom artwork from the UK
It has 18mm chrome T-moulding fitted which I got from the U.S
Alot of time and effort went into this build to getting it looking like it just rolled onto the arcade floor.
feel free to ask any questions?
PLEASE NO TIMEWASTERS
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Curious about how they run/performance. Especially SF 3rd strike
I'm very interested in the arcade cabinet — it looks fantastic and clearly had a lot of care put into the build.
I just had a couple of quick questions:
Joysticks and Buttons
Are the joysticks and buttons branded (e.g., Sanwa, Seimitsu), or are they unbranded/generic?
Are the buttons standard 30mm size and snap-in or screw-in type?
Can the buttons and joysticks be easily changed out or upgraded if needed?
Control Interface
What kind of encoder board is being used for the controls (e.g., Zero Delay, iPac, Brook, etc.)?
C64 Games
Are the Commodore 64 games playable using just the joystick and buttons, or do some of them require a keyboard to start or play properly?
Have any keys (e.g., space, F1, number keys) been mapped to arcade buttons to allow smoother gameplay without needing to plug in a keyboard?
- what is the cab wood material MDF?
Hi, thanks.
the cabinet is made from mdf, the buttons are 30mm screw in.
The joysticks are unbranded, you could change them out easily enough if you wanted to go with your own brand of choice.
It’s Been a while since I’ve played the C64 I would say you would need the keyboard for certain games. I can give it a run tomorrow in the workshop and see how the C64 runs.
I mainly play the MAME Games.
The encoder board comes as a kit with the joystick and buttons the kits don’t always be the same.
If you would like a view im based in Castleknock during work hours.
Thanks
Asking Price: €999 
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