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This is done via editing run.sh - there's an example in the file. Basically you just need to set the MAME launcher and rom you want. For people running Windows edit it with Notepad++ or other good text editor, the built in Windows ones will probably break the file.

Replied to your PM before seeing the thread... You haven't mentioned which version of ARpiCADE you're using. But asssuming you're on ARpiCADE_5v2 the update to v2.1 should fix any hotkey order issues like this.

You can find the latest version of ARpiCADE_5 here: https://www.arpicade.net/index.php/topic,38.0.html The only other thing you'l need to upgrade to Pi5 is a HDMI to micro HDMI adaptor to adapt your exisiting DAC for the micro HDMI output of current Pis (I recommend one with a short cord to...

RaspberryJAMMA + 4 player add-on board would plug directly into your NBA-Jam, including player 3 and 4. You could use your existing Pi3 with it if you wanted to, but you would likely have better results with a Pi4 or Pi5 for Midway games (Pi3 is good for CPS1/CPS2 using MAME0.172 though). Pi5...

RaspberryJAMMA/ARpiCADE has a four player add on board that supports JAMMA & either Midway or Konami three and four player looms. Could be worth a look if your Pandora doesn't work out. * disclaimer, I make the RaspberryJAMMA hardware and ARpiCADE software.

ARpiCADE_5 v2 is out now. Suits Pi4 or Pi5. https://www.arpicade.net/index.php/topic,38.html

It would work better emulating arcade games on a sim rig than trying to play Assetto Corsa on an arcade setup. Much easier to turn a 'realistic' feeling sim setup in to an arcadey one (by limiting steering rotation) than the other way round.

Out of date link removed. Thank you again to FrizzleFried and cool_factor / Battleship

Thank you both.

No idea about traffic info as a whole, although the individual threads still have view counts on Wayback machine (thanks for the suggestion, I didn't think they did forum contents so I hadn't looked). I know the arpicade_5 thread had about 40000 views this year but most threads were not as...

The arpicade.com site was actually made and run by another user here (thankyou to that person, I'm not naming the user in case they prefer not to be named). I haven't heard from them in a long time and they stopped logging into arpicade.com years ago as far as I'm aware. I haven't heard...

I haven't experienced that before, no idea what would cause it unfortunately... It may be worth trying deleting the nv ram file for that game.

Yeah, boots straight to the game. Has a breifly displayed splash image, then black screen for a few seconds, then the game. Usually you won't see any console Linuxy bits but sometimes after adjusting settings etc. you may see some on the next reboot. Basically I tried to make it as close to...

Looks great on the DKJr cab. Thanks for posting the photos.

Intended for cab use. It's setup for use with RaspberryJAMMA/ArPiCade but with some adjusting could be used with other hardware too. Supports both low res and high res, default setting is 240p. More info here: https://arpicade.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3332

Sorry, didn't see this until now.... For Pi3 use MAME 0.078 (*AKA MAME 2003 plus) for NBAJam, NBA Jam TE, NBA Hangtime and Maximum Hangtime. For Pi4 use MAME 0.172. If the startup rom scanner has been disabled scan the roms from the service menu so they show up.

Here's an image for FIFJ for RPi4: https://arpicade.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3332 - just add the game and everything else should be done. Setup for vertical high res only, it's preconfigured for RaspberryJAMMA/ArPiCade but should work with just the RPi4 too.

I'm a bit late to this party but I have had a play around with it and can make a dedicated Fixit Felix Jnr release for RPi4. I have it working well enough in 480p high res but can't get it to run without the top menu in 240p... otherwise it could make a pretty good JAMMA FIFJ. I'm assuing...

FWIW, I'll be plugging my new AN7511 into this small daughtercard which will now provide regulated/current-limited ~12VDC power to the amp. Nice little add-on board you've designed. If I ever make another newer version of the RaspberryJAMMA I'll probably build a similar voltage regulator into it.

Is it possible your 12v went high for some reason? Not sure otherwise why else the chip would suddenly die, unless it was just a poor example of the chip due to manufacturing variances or something. I'm happy to help you fix it up again if you need.