And you got a cps 6 button harness on yours too:PYep. Even though the CPS 6 button harnesses are only like $10 or so, the other guys seem to make it add much value to the price. ;)
These pics are great,and Im glad I could help.
Awesome setup! If I was living in your area, Keranu, I'd like to have a game of KOF with you as well! =P~I've been on a hot winning streak lately, especially when I have Benimaru aboard ;) .
Is that a Wii I see? :shock:That is indeed a Wii!
I saw an N64 and Gamecube! :DCorrect again!
By the way, have you considered painting that wooden exterior? A few good Neo-Geo colours would suit it fine! :wink: That, or consider creating a Neo-Geo themed shell!I thought about it, but not sure if I will do any painting to it because I kinda like having a wood look like that. I am considering make a "console box" to put the MVS in and I'll probably do some Neo Geo-themed stuff to that.
Ya, nice rig bud. I was looking into this a while back. If I had the dough (and space in my shrinking apt.), I'd ask Michael to hook me up too.Thanks. My box does take up a ton of space, but I can only imagine how hard it would be to find room and move a cabinet around. :D
That is cool, though I don't really understand the whole arcade scene and where to get the games (all I would care about are the Sega games, mostly). You might want to rearrange everything so it doesn't look like a fire hazard.Joe makes a good point. Too many cable hookups could risk a fire if they're not arranged properly. Hope you got a good power bar and breaker to prevent a blown fuse.
Whoa! Varnish? That changes everything! I guess you can leave it the way it is after all! :)Nah,I dont ever do that kinda stuf,tis a tad too vain for me,and keranu built it,I only did a tad reinforcing and the wireing and stuff. All the assbreaking woodwork was done by Keranu. He worked really hard on it.
Hey Mike, plan on doing any engraving of your initials to your superguns in the future...you know...just to show who did all the hard work? :wink:Quote from: Joe RedferThat is cool, though I don't really understand the whole arcade scene and where to get the games (all I would care about are the Sega games, mostly). You might want to rearrange everything so it doesn't look like a fire hazard.Joe makes a good point. Too many cable hookups could risk a fire if they're not arranged properly. Hope you got a good power bar and breaker to prevent a blown fuse.
That is cool, though I don't really understand the whole arcade scene and where to get the games (all I would care about are the Sega games, mostly). You might want to rearrange everything so it doesn't look like a fire hazard. :)Hahaha, I'll get around to making it look safer sometime :D . Then again, "Fire Hazard" is my middle name.
You need a bigger joystick.Agreed.
So how does it work? How do you know what buttons do what? Can you assign buttons on the joystick thingy to do what you want it to in the game?The top four buttons are the main buttons, so since the only games I have are Neo Geo, I only use those ones really. However one of the bottom buttons on player 2's side is a service button and brings you to the MVS menu. When I get games that use more than four buttons, like Street Fighter, it will use the bottom buttons too. The buttons on top are for coin and start.
Nah,I dont ever do that kinda stuf,tis a tad too vain for me,and keranu built it,I only did a tad reinforcing and the wireing and stuff. All the assbreaking woodwork was done by Keranu. He worked really hard on it.Shoulda paid more attention. Talk about commitment to your entertainment, Keranu! :shock:
Shoulda paid more attention. Talk about commitment to your entertainment, Keranu!Thanks, it was about a week's worth of work :) . I am happy with it and I think it paid off.
P.S. Who would win in a fight between Kyo Kusanagi and Goro Daimon? :DWell if we are talking about KoF'98, which I believe is the most balanced fighter to date, then it completely depends on who's controlling them :) . Kyo's chain punch attacks leave a very wide oppurtunity for Daimon to grab them and slam Kyo down. However with Kyo's speed and using smart manuevering, Kyo could do some major combo damage if he were to cross-up Daimon at the right moment.
Quote from: MikeNah,I dont ever do that kinda stuf,tis a tad too vain for me,and keranu built it,I only did a tad reinforcing and the wireing and stuff. All the assbreaking woodwork was done by Keranu. He worked really hard on it.Shoulda paid more attention. Talk about commitment to your entertainment, Keranu! :shock:
P.S. Who would win in a fight between Kyo Kusanagi and Goro Daimon? :D
I don't like woodworking that much either. I used to take a class of it back in junior high and tried to make a spice rack and a napkin holder. Needless to say, they looked like they were put in a spin cycle dryer for a week after I finished with them. :x
As for wiring, are you an electrician, Mike? :-s
By the way, how are the BBQ's down in Little Rock and Jacksonville? :D
I love the wood joystick base as it is Keranu, don't change a thing!I can totally see me becomming addicted to collecting the crappiest arcade PCBs out there.
Be careful shopping for pcb's, it quickly becomes more addictive than collecting 'regular' video games.
I love the wood joystick base as it is Keranu, don't change a thing!I can totally see me becomming addicted to collecting the crappiest arcade PCBs out there.
Be careful shopping for pcb's, it quickly becomes more addictive than collecting 'regular' video games.
I love the wood joystick base as it is Keranu, don't change a thing!I can totally see me becomming addicted to collecting the crappiest arcade PCBs out there.
Be careful shopping for pcb's, it quickly becomes more addictive than collecting 'regular' video games.
You should be able to easily find POW for under $10. Thats what I'd recommend anyone to start with when buying jamma pcbs.