NES Nintendo Bartop Build 95% done

[@Gameroomsolutions]

Turned out great, nice work. A couple things I have noticed doing several of these. 1. If you put the back on it will black out the gaps around the monitor, but your lexan solution will work as well. 2. All sanwa style joysticks ball tops screw on so you can change them out easy, you might hit with a dab of super glue and spin them on tight. You would still be able to break the glue if you need to change them out in the future, but they would not spin at all during normal game play. 3. To my knowledge we got the joystick issue resolved. Thanks for the great review and enjoy the cabinet! Also post up that MK cabinet when you get the red leds going. I have an MK4 cab running hyperspin I may do the same thing with blue lights.

[@Gameroomsolutions]

+GameRoomSolutions.com One more thing. If you press the "Start" key on the bottom 4 buttons while in a system it will bring up where you can go to a letter to quickly navigate to find a game.

[@ctozzi123]

+GameRoomSolutions.com thanks I really like the kit and I figured out the menu letter buttons. I wish you would include a full shortcut menu with the kit

[@brandi2jones]

I had the same issue with my joystick spinning. You can tighten them by using a flat head screwdriver on the underside to stabilize while you righted it. That worked for me anyhow. Nice looking build.

[@hwoarong13]

Nice build!! Makes me want to finish the one i've had in the garage for 5 years now lol.

[@KlassicMKArcadeKollector]

I gave you a shout out on my new vid. Thanks for the lexan cover for my UMK3 control panel looks amazing. Nick

[@3Copson25Doughnuts]

You might want to take off the restrictor plates on the joysticks. I couldn't use my diagonals until I took them off.

[@GreenHawk84]

Hello, what did you assign Menu, Mode, Exit, Play buttons on the front for the Rpi? I haven't got into setting up controls yet and I am wondering what the best way is.

[@Mysteriozone]

That is very impressive!

[@pixelatedicon6579]

You could put a bit of threadlock on that joystick Ball.

[@kenk799]

Is there any lag in the controllers?

[@123hellstorm]

pretty cool setup. I own a raspberry pi 2 for my arcade machine, and when you are in the game select screen for any of the emulators push the coin button, that should bring up the menu for you to jump to choose whatever letter you want to, for selecting a game. I'm going to start working on a hyper spin pc, since a mid level pc can play sega saturn, dreamcast, future pinball and visual pinball. although there is a lot of work to make the thing work but in the end it should pay off. lol. but I really like your cabinet. do they custom make the cabinet or did you have to print out the art work and build the cabinet yourself? just curious. great video by the way.

[@zaqutv]

What is its width ?

[@sixeight6]

Nice bartop where did u get the art work? I'm build one but I would like to put those graphics on

[@Toyz4Mike]

Very nice! I see that you self installed the graphics...was this fairly simple?

[@gamedude6322]

What emulator are you using for mame

[@ethangreen8572]

Hey man great video and awesome arcade!! I am currently building one myself and I was just wondering how you downloaded all the games, did you download them all at once? or one by one? Also if you downloaded them all at once would you be able to send it to me? I cant seem to find one anywhere

[@jsmc84]

did that amplifier come with the power supply?

[@cHukAs]

Nice work, congratulations. Can you turn off the buttons light??

[@craigmartin3979]

Saw the amp. Did you just use the audio jack on the Pi and run external speakers? If so, any issues with static?

[@Ettornio]

I bet that will turn some heads at the next large gathering you have at your place. Definitely something you don't see everyday! Looks cool. Is it heavy enough to hold itself in place during intense 2-player fighting game matches? Not sure how to phrase that question... but like, does it move around because of intense player input?

[@ctozzi123]

+Ettornio yes it's not super heavy but heavy enough for 2 guys to hammer away and keep it from rocking all over

[@ozzman8]

So you can put whatever games you want on the Raspberry Pi3? Like if I only wanted Nintendo and Super Nintendo on it I could do that? Looks great Chris...

[@ctozzi123]

+ozzman8 yes any emulator you want and any rom, just keep in mind the limits of the pi3 vs a fully built PC. I'm only using it for NES mostly but it handles mostly anything very well. Pi3 has bluetooth and wifi built in as well

[@Jihell77]

You should have let those joysticks black I think. Would have been perfect job 11 out of 10 :)

[@DerekMoore82]

Looks great! Shame about that Joystick issue.

[@pixelatedicon6579]

That company who makes those amps must be making a fortune from these. arcade builds. Just bought the exact same one myself.

[@Dutsika1]

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[@earthclad6833]

you sound like sethbling

[@fliperama78]

muito bom

[@trimmin420]

beyond sick .... wish i has some skills to do this ... and yes you do need some skill ... i have zero ... sell me one ?

[@jerryd6993]

Sweet build came out great! I just finish mine myself from gameroomsolutions.com, great kit!