Super Smash Bros Arcade Game

Custom build SMASH BROS cabinet built for The Coin Jam in Salem, Oregon.

[@lamiatorchani7648]

Imagine if the Smash games have arcade versions

[@Godzillerk]

There is something so magical in seeing a decade old game thay was meant for a console to run, being plwyed in a genuine arcade!

[@DuffCon]

Friendly advice: it’s dangerous to make cross cuts with the fence, it makes it really likely the material will bind and kick back. Use the miter gauge or make a cross cut sled.

[@DanaTheNintendoLoverGirl2011]

We Can Find This Arcade In Chuck E Cheeses! 😃👍🏻

[@StaleHotCheeto1]

This is so cool!

[@seann6061]

Oh, thank you sir.

[@KamenProwler]

Would be nice to see some more footage of the thing in action.

[@geeare80why66]

Sick,bro

[@gamesonastick]

Way to go!! Beat me to it! I'm right behind ya. Working on one myself for Ultimate on the Switch w/ analog control & tilt sticks (are those analog or 8-way?). It may be a while before I make it as pretty yours due to financial strain but someday it'll get there. I do hope to get out there to play that on that one some day soon assuming it's still up & running (I live all the way in MI). It's both amazing and an honor seeing another enthusiast. Here's to a New Year of Smash Bros. Arcade, cheers! 🎊🕹️💥🏆

[@gozer5454]

I bought both 8-way and analog. Decided to use the analogs to utilize all tilt/tap functions of the N64. Thanks for th.e kind words! 🙏

[@gamesonastick]

@@gozer5454 Beautiful! Would it be to much to ask which analog sticks they are? I may end up replacing mine. And of course, I mean, you got the player colors right even.

[@gozer5454]

@@gamesonastick had to look up my notes. I used ultimarc 360 ball top joysticks. Plugged them in via usb. A lot more pain in the arse to setup but it was the ONLY way to get tilt/tap to work right. If I used my other joysticks i ordered which were corresponding color LED lit, then the characters would have been dashing during all movements.

[@vard1865]

I actually saw a custom Super Smash Bros Brawl arcade cabinet on a arcade, and i got to play with it, it was kind of weird since it worked in a weird way, after you used the "credits" card from the arcade it boot you straight into the Character selection screen, you couldn't modify combat rules so it was a 2 minute combat by default and after the combat was finished the controls became unresponsive unless you swapped the card again

[@gozer5454]

Same principle here. You are renting time. So, if the buttons on this machine stopped working, you would have to add credits to continue playing.

[@vard1865]

@@gozer5454 interesting been wondering how that is set up since i plan to make one custom smash cabinet too, btw you know if the same method can be applied to other games?

[@gozer5454]

@@vard1865 yes. You can put a timer module on any game that gives you time per credit.

[@vard1865]

@@gozer5454 ah, thanks bro xD

[@BolaOver9000]

Sickk

[@rvdiamond]

This was the most entertaining video I watch today! and also how you been?

[@gozer5454]

Hey buddy! Doing well. Sorry havent been craftin as much.

[@rvdiamond]

@@gozer5454 it’s fine, I just been starting to play Minecraft again with motivation of building this tower in survival

[@gozer5454]

@@rvdiamond yup! MC is like that game that has to be played every few months. 😁

[@rvdiamond]

@@gozer5454 Yea, been playing it for 2 weeks now because, mainly my other friend is hosting the world, so I basically will have to wait for him to be able to play most of the time

[@popixel]

The art you get from demon graphics is not supposed to use. Heat win applying. The first time I apply heat to game on graphics cards and ended up bubbling and working afterwards the next time clear product. The next few times after that when I use no heat all of the graphics, we’re fine with no bubbling wrinkling or warping.

[@dandyboytv8204]

I’m thinking of doing something like this but on a pedestal so I can wheel it out of the room when my kids are playing. What is running the emulator? Just a mini pc?

[@gozer5454]

Just a basic PC with a strong enough graphics card to render n64 graphics. Those type of graphics get a little funny for lowest end mini pc.

[@smg4reblooperd182]

If it isn't to much can you share the dimensions for this?

[@gozer5454]

Its 55" wide, 77" high (not including topper), and 28" deep.