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Kreeeee · 30 Jan 2011 at 23:06

Dark_Angel said:
Don't be silly, that'd be rubbish!

My 1st arcade stick was made out of a tupperware box, my second was a 360 shell.... so it really wouldn't be that far fetched

Edit: Got the pun, please leave.

Kreeeee · 30 Jan 2011 at 23:09

If anyone is in Brum this Saturday, I'm having the edojo guys around for some games. There will be 4 setups and 7 sticks provided:

Kreeeee's Kab running SSFIV
LG 37LC3R LCD + 360 running SSFIV + Dual arcade stick
20" NEC20WGX2 + 360 running BBCS/HDR/MvC2 only + 3-Sticksty + modded SE
Panasonic 42G20 + PS3 + Wii + modded TE running various games

6 player XMEN, or 4 player TMNT arcade games anyone?

Kreeeee · 30 Jan 2011 at 23:14

18 wheeler was knackered, but it was running a Naomi 1 board.

If you watch the vids, it has a 360 in it, primarily for fighting games and side scrolling beat em ups. I play offline with friends a lot so it's ideal

I will be adapting it with a 15k chassis thought and will have an arcade board for SFII:ST in there, a 360 and maybe a dreamcast too.

Kreeeee · 30 Jan 2011 at 23:34

Powerstone is where it's at for the DC.

Kreeeee · 30 Jan 2011 at 23:47

e36Adz said:
As I said in the other thread, that is excellent work, very professional. Nice to see you putting your talent to good use

<3

I suck at the games so at least I'm good at something :-)

Kreeeee · 31 Jan 2011 at 06:55

It has light gun support for console games already.

Kreeeee · 31 Jan 2011 at 11:59

Nice!

Bet that lot cost a lot more than my £185 project.

Kreeeee · 31 Jan 2011 at 19:59

Firestar_3x said:
Always nice to see another build, personally i'd have used a more traditional cab.

Will be posting both my builds soon so its going to be nice to see what direction yours takes.

What do you mean by traditional? I needed a cab that supported 31k for the 360, was not made out of wood, could easily fit a 2 player control panel and had a good supply of parts.

The 29" screen is a bonus

Kreeeee · 31 Jan 2011 at 22:09

It's a Naomi universal cab. It is designed to have interchangeable parts and fighting games were by far the most common variant of it. There are light gun versions (like virtua cop 3) of it too.

I bought a knackered 18 wheeler cab to convert as I didn't want to ruin a working cab, my mate with fighting game parts wanted racing parts, it's designed to be interchangeable, I'm technically adept at modifying things like this and it cost a lot less than a fighting game cab

Kreeeee · 31 Jan 2011 at 22:27

It's not going to change much, other than minor repairs, adding the missing small clips and covers etc, a complete respray and upgrading the speakers and adding extra buttons.

Kreeeee · 1 Feb 2011 at 14:15

No chance at all of that, I know what I'm doing.

Kreeeee · 1 Feb 2011 at 17:49

Red and White said:
yeah i can see that. was just a thought

Sorry, it's just that I specifically mentioned it in my second video

Kreeeee · 2 Feb 2011 at 15:19

I only play fighting games, and since HDR, 3S, SSFIV, MvC3, BBCS etc are all on the 360, plus fun stuff liek XMen, TMNT and Pacman DX I don;t have the need for MAME really.

May connect a dreamcast up to it too though, and an ST arcade board.

I get my arcade parts from giz10p, sega-naomi and arcadeotaku. Unless you mean just the buttons etc, in which case Gahrling from neoempire or arcadeshop.de.