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OMG I would kill for a liftgate on my truck. Cheapest I can find costs more than the truck is worth though lol

How ridiculous or impossible would cutting or modifying it be? Has anyone done that? I feel like I can probably get it to my house, but I dont think I could even get it in my arcade in one piece. Is this jsut a fools errand? I guess that's why its such a good deal >.<

Can you tell from these pictures which one it is? I have a Toyota Tundra, but I think Id still want to take it apart if possible just to lift it. If its a one piece I might just have to pass based on even being able to unload it :/

Does the seat detach? How hard is it to take apart? Even if I take my truck Im afraid I wont be able to load and unload it completely assembled.

Im potentially going to go pick up a San Francisco Rush Alcatraz and I would much rather take my mini van than my truck because it will probably be raining. Does anyone have pictures of what a seated racing game looks like loaded up in a truck or van so I can get an idea of how big it is?

I just leave them on 🤷‍♂️. Whatever the game came with is how it was in the arcade and thats what Im trying to replicate.

One thing I think this video misses, is that, yes there were lots of arcades that were jut dingy concrete rooms, but there also were the occasional blacklit, neon "magical" places. The thing is, them being "rarer" is actually what makes them stand out in our minds more and thus feel more...

Hmm, I actually really like those, where are they from or what are they called? I bought a bag of locks to put on all my cabinets to replicate the experience, but I basically jsut leave the keys in them because im constantly afraid of getting locked out.

If you have DDR, this question answers itself ;P

Yes, thats exactly what I was looking for! Im happy to see everyone else has the same conundrum lol. I think this is maybe not a bad compromise

So I finally have enough machines to start thinking about where to put them. I have a 20x30 detached garage in my backyard Im currently fixing up and trying to decide how I want to set things up. There is a 2 ft bench along the back wall that Im debating removing, but would probably be nice...

Putting the coins in is half the fun!

What is everyone's cheap solutions to coin boxes? I've now got several cabinets that came without them, and it blows my mind that a simple plastic tub costs $20-$30. I've tried numerous plastic storage bins from Target and Walmart but haven't found anything that fits well. I'm sure I could...

So I just got a Lets Go Bowling 4-in-1 Teamplay cabinet in "non working" condition. I haven't had a chance to go through it yet, but in the chance that the game doesn't work, do you know is this cabinet JAMMA wired and would a 60-in-1 PCB work in it? Does the ball work for ball games...

Ya, I really like those. Is this something that someone makes? Or should I just try to make it on my own? I tried to search but couldn't really find anything and don't know what to even call it.

Oh man, I looked that place up and I'm claustrophobic just watching a video! I just put them right next to each other for now, but I think I may space them apart a bit, especially if I can find some kind of table to go between them for drinks and quarters.

Oh I don't have any "friends" lol. I'm more just looking to create something aesthetically that makes sense, but it will probably only ever be and maybe my brother lol. I'm more talking about how close they are next to each other. I don't have near enough to worry about what goes BEHIND me.

So I finally now have enough working cabinets to worry about where they go, lol. The easy solution seems to be to just but them right up next to each other. One of my concerns is elbow room on multiplayer games. I haven't been to a real arcade in a long time, but is that how 2 player games...

I've been playing NES roms on every device Ive ever owned back to my first Motorola Razor. I'm far from a purist when it comes to "recreating the true experience" ;P If it's as good as a raspberry pi its good enough for me.

Ya, Ive heard good things about that, but if I had $600 to spend Id just buy a real AvP PCB lol. I get this can be an expensive hobby, but I still have to be as frugal as possible.