So there's some new game for the Mega Drive, and it's a very good send up of smash tv. You can also get it on modern systems I guess and use twin stick controls, but then you miss out on the fun of aiming with a 6-button genesis controller. You very much want to head into the options to set "easy" mode to start though cause this game is anything but!
It doesn’t have to be an unsafe topic. There are all sorts of legit ports that run on Raspberry Pi. Cave Story, Hurrican, Doom, etc. An increasing number of game dev tools allow targeting RPi, too; Pico-8 games would be particularly nice on that thing.
This isn't one of those things that's going to get the thread shut down, is it? =O
hakchi is openly discussed in here and nobody is linking roms so I'd think it's ok.
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So I want to get a mini cabinet as sort of an xmas present to myself, but I can't decide between the 1up Arcade TMNT cabinet and the Atgames multi-cabinet.
The Atgames cabinet is interesting not because it has 350 games on it, most of which arent even arcade games, but because it has a crazy amount of additional features to it. It has a Netflix-like service that adds new arcade games each month. It has a "bring your own games" streaming capability where you can stream games from your PC for a fee. You can hook up consoles via the HDMI ports and play through the arcade. You can hook up various accessories such as lightguns via bluetooth or USB. You can upload games via USB thumb drive (officially only Atgames branded thumb drives ATM). You can even watch movies using the HD widescreen. On the other hand it's Atgames, and it's about $200 more than the TMNT cabinet.
In the TMNT cabinets favor it has a riser to make it a comfortable height (I know because my local walmart had one set up for me to try. The Atgames looked kinda small next to that rep, I wonder if it has a riser for itself), and it's easily customizable if I want to add-on to it later. Plus it's $200 less.
I really love TMNT and it includes Turtles In Time which is one of my favorite games ever, and 1Up Arcade seems to have the stamp of reliability that Atgames doesn't, but damn I'd be lying if I didn't say that all those extra features were tempting.
So anyways, thoughts? Does anyone own either of these and could add some input that might help my decision making process? It would be most appreciated.
It doesn’t have to be an unsafe topic. There are all sorts of legit ports that run on Raspberry Pi. Cave Story, Hurrican, Doom, etc. An increasing number of game dev tools allow targeting RPi, too; Pico-8 games would be particularly nice on that thing.
So I want to get a mini cabinet as sort of an xmas present to myself, but I can't decide between the 1up Arcade TMNT cabinet and the Atgames multi-cabinet.
The Atgames cabinet is interesting not because it has 350 games on it, most of which arent even arcade games, but because it has a crazy amount of additional features to it. It has a Netflix-like service that adds new arcade games each month. It has a "bring your own games" streaming capability where you can stream games from your PC for a fee. You can hook up consoles via the HDMI ports and play through the arcade. You can hook up various accessories such as lightguns via bluetooth or USB. You can upload games via USB thumb drive (officially only Atgames branded thumb drives ATM). You can even watch movies using the HD widescreen. On the other hand it's Atgames, and it's about $200 more than the TMNT cabinet.
In the TMNT cabinets favor it has a riser to make it a comfortable height (I know because my local walmart had one set up for me to try. The Atgames looked kinda small next to that rep, I wonder if it has a riser for itself), and it's easily customizable if I want to add-on to it later. Plus it's $200 less.
I really love TMNT and it includes Turtles In Time which is one of my favorite games ever, and 1Up Arcade seems to have the stamp of reliability that Atgames doesn't, but damn I'd be lying if I didn't say that all those extra features were tempting.
So anyways, thoughts? Does anyone own either of these and could add some input that might help my decision making process? It would be most appreciated.
You know that the arcade Turtles in Time is significantly different from the Super NES one, right?
If so, then that's all I've got.
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It wouldn't really be one of my favorite games of all time if I wasn't aware of the differences between the arcade and SNES versions now would it?
So recently at a big outlet store, they got in several Arcade1up cabs in. I think they were all asteroids, don't remember. Myself and some friends were keeping an eye out on them to see if they'd be discounted enough to warrant buying. For me, it would have to be under 70$. They sadly got bought out before they hit that low.
BUT! Recently, we were keeping an eye out on brickseek, and we found a walmart about 40 minutes away that had some marked at 75% off. So I nabbed a SF2 for just under 80$. I've swapped the buttons and joysticks out with a cheaper aftermarket kit I had originally for a different project. The stock buttons in A1U's are absolute garbage, although the stock joysticks seem about as good as the ones i put in. I'll almost certainly be looking to make myself a custom control panel with a better layout though.
Remember that SA-1 patch someone made for Gradius III earlier this year which removed most of the slowdown?
He made a patch like that for Contra III:
edit: hopefully Super Castlevania IV is next. It could definitely use it!
That was such an awkward gameplay video to watch. He seemed familiar with the more advanced technique of weapon swap spam to boost DPS, but then, for example, on the third stage 3 miniboss it seemed like he didn't realize you actually have to kill the thing.
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Remember that SA-1 patch someone made for Gradius III earlier this year which removed most of the slowdown?
He made a patch like that for Contra III:
edit: hopefully Super Castlevania IV is next. It could definitely use it!
That was such an awkward gameplay video to watch. He seemed familiar with the more advanced technique of weapon swap spam to boost DPS, but then, for example, on the third stage 3 miniboss it seemed like he didn't realize you actually have to kill the thing.
Truthfully, I didn't even watch the whole thing. I just jumped around a bit looking for slowdown.
Star Wars is Star Wars. It's been awhile since I've played it so I don't know how spot on it is, but it's close enough to me. The only graphical difference I've detected is the Death Star explosion looks a little different. The circles blend together a little too much. Probably due to the way it's emulated.
Star Wars and Empire could be a bit tricksy because didn't they use vector monitors originally? I guess modern high resolutions can mitigate that more than in years past, though.
Star Wars is Star Wars. It's been awhile since I've played it so I don't know how spot on it is, but it's close enough to me. The only graphical difference I've detected is the Death Star explosion looks a little different. The circles blend together a little too much. Probably due to the way it's emulated.
Cool. Yeah the emulator could be the reason it doesn't look that crisp. Does it have the cheesy sound effects and control pretty good? Guess my second question would be is have you beaten Return of the Jedi? That was one game that I could never beat in the arcades.
Star Wars and Empire could be a bit tricksy because didn't they use vector monitors originally? I guess modern high resolutions can mitigate that more than in years past, though.
Yeah I think they did use vector monitors. No idea about Empire Strikes Back since I never saw that one in the arcades.
So recently at a big outlet store, they got in several Arcade1up cabs in. I think they were all asteroids, don't remember. Myself and some friends were keeping an eye out on them to see if they'd be discounted enough to warrant buying. For me, it would have to be under 70$. They sadly got bought out before they hit that low.
BUT! Recently, we were keeping an eye out on brickseek, and we found a walmart about 40 minutes away that had some marked at 75% off. So I nabbed a SF2 for just under 80$. I've swapped the buttons and joysticks out with a cheaper aftermarket kit I had originally for a different project. The stock buttons in A1U's are absolute garbage, although the stock joysticks seem about as good as the ones i put in. I'll almost certainly be looking to make myself a custom control panel with a better layout though.
Fuck, brickseek tells me a local wal mart had the sf2 cabs for $74. Sold out now
Disappointed that turtles cabinet only has 2 games on it. Seems like they could have added a few more konami beat em ups that were 4 players
I imagine the TMNT licenses (both the property itself and the games) and the tracking down thereof was expensive enough, and adding anymore would have eaten into the profit margin. That's just speculation on my part, though.
Disappointed that turtles cabinet only has 2 games on it. Seems like they could have added a few more konami beat em ups that were 4 players
I imagine the TMNT licenses (both the property itself and the games) and the tracking down thereof was expensive enough, and adding anymore would have eaten into the profit margin. That's just speculation on my part, though.
Or that Nickelodeon might object to having X-Men/Simpsons/etc. on the same box as them, which would be seen as diluting the brand's impact or such crap.
Disappointed that turtles cabinet only has 2 games on it. Seems like they could have added a few more konami beat em ups that were 4 players
I imagine the TMNT licenses (both the property itself and the games) and the tracking down thereof was expensive enough, and adding anymore would have eaten into the profit margin. That's just speculation on my part, though.
Or that Nickelodeon might object to having X-Men/Simpsons/etc. on the same box as them, which would be seen as diluting the brand's impact or such crap.
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hakchi is openly discussed in here and nobody is linking roms so I'd think it's ok.
This is the atgames cabinet:
https://youtu.be/RrXWWky9TZQ
The Atgames cabinet is interesting not because it has 350 games on it, most of which arent even arcade games, but because it has a crazy amount of additional features to it. It has a Netflix-like service that adds new arcade games each month. It has a "bring your own games" streaming capability where you can stream games from your PC for a fee. You can hook up consoles via the HDMI ports and play through the arcade. You can hook up various accessories such as lightguns via bluetooth or USB. You can upload games via USB thumb drive (officially only Atgames branded thumb drives ATM). You can even watch movies using the HD widescreen. On the other hand it's Atgames, and it's about $200 more than the TMNT cabinet.
In the TMNT cabinets favor it has a riser to make it a comfortable height (I know because my local walmart had one set up for me to try. The Atgames looked kinda small next to that rep, I wonder if it has a riser for itself), and it's easily customizable if I want to add-on to it later. Plus it's $200 less.
I really love TMNT and it includes Turtles In Time which is one of my favorite games ever, and 1Up Arcade seems to have the stamp of reliability that Atgames doesn't, but damn I'd be lying if I didn't say that all those extra features were tempting.
So anyways, thoughts? Does anyone own either of these and could add some input that might help my decision making process? It would be most appreciated.
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Resident hybrid/flap cover expert.
It depends if the emulation is good. Is the firmware updateable?
Yes I believe it is.
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Resident hybrid/flap cover expert.
Okay, cool. Just that image looked all sorts of infringe-y...
You know that the arcade Turtles in Time is significantly different from the Super NES one, right?
If so, then that's all I've got.
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At least with retro games where the differences are more pronounced.
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He made a patch like that for Contra III:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlQclw9sW50
edit: hopefully Super Castlevania IV is next. It could definitely use it!
BUT! Recently, we were keeping an eye out on brickseek, and we found a walmart about 40 minutes away that had some marked at 75% off. So I nabbed a SF2 for just under 80$. I've swapped the buttons and joysticks out with a cheaper aftermarket kit I had originally for a different project. The stock buttons in A1U's are absolute garbage, although the stock joysticks seem about as good as the ones i put in. I'll almost certainly be looking to make myself a custom control panel with a better layout though.
"Let's attack aggressively." is still such a goofy line even by the standards of old video games
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Truthfully, I didn't even watch the whole thing. I just jumped around a bit looking for slowdown.
I'll get the wires and signs situated better soon.
I can't awesome that enough. How is the Star Wars one? Is it as beautiful and fun as the original?
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Cool. Yeah the emulator could be the reason it doesn't look that crisp. Does it have the cheesy sound effects and control pretty good? Guess my second question would be is have you beaten Return of the Jedi? That was one game that I could never beat in the arcades.
Yeah I think they did use vector monitors. No idea about Empire Strikes Back since I never saw that one in the arcades.
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I only ever saw one in the wild I think.
Fuck, brickseek tells me a local wal mart had the sf2 cabs for $74. Sold out now
Ah, that would explain why I never saw one in the arcades.
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I imagine the TMNT licenses (both the property itself and the games) and the tracking down thereof was expensive enough, and adding anymore would have eaten into the profit margin. That's just speculation on my part, though.
Or that Nickelodeon might object to having X-Men/Simpsons/etc. on the same box as them, which would be seen as diluting the brand's impact or such crap.
Sunset riders isn't licensed and konami o believe
Like, what's the best thing they could put out for you?
I'm interested in a 1up to do this.. really want to catch a sf2 for 74. So sad I missed out I has forgotten about brick seek
Honestly, I got my ideal cabinets. TMNT and Star Wars were my two favorite arcade games.
I guess an unrealistic answer would be a collection of every beat em up game. I can't get enough of those.
They already did, the Star Wars cabinet. I just don't have the room for one (even though they are mini).
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