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Only difference I noticed from v1.0.1 board is /root/565/04.load - the "how to play" screen for Lunar Lander. (v1.0.1 indicated the spinner was used to move. This was removed from v1.0.2) CENTIPEDE CABINET - Moderare design faults; sound lag; Missile command and Crystal Castles weren't the best choice for a vertical monitor, additional vertical games like Centipede/Millipede could have been selected instead. High scores intermittently save for centipede/millipede but do not save for other games. Iconic arcade games. Pop culture imagery that has stood the test of time. Nostalgia that transcends generations. Arcade1Up calls this the “Legacy Edition” for a reason…make that many reasons! NEWS 30: Final Fight is not a 2nd-Gen game. It uses the same board as all the other 1st-Gen games. Controls match SF2 exactly (but FF uses only 2 buttons per player.) Should be trivial to add FF's games to a SF board, to make a "7-in-1". Uses MAME v 0.139u1, compiled 2018-10-xx. Also uses RetroArch + Libreto MAME2003, for Gauntlet only.

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Except for the speaker and power switch pins, all pins connect to ground when switch is closed. (Speaker & power switch each have both their connections run directly to the main board - no connection to ground. Sound goes through a NSIWAY NS4165 mono amplifier chip to a single 4" speaker on the control panel. Gen2 boards have traces for a second amplifier chip, but only one is installed on the boards I've seen.Atari 12-in-1 Cabinet - Spinner is too stiff/slow, cannot play Tempest or Major Havoc well; hardware issue Retro Ralph’s channel is dedicated to home arcade cabinets. The man is a master tinkerer and pulls off some of the most amazing Arcade1Up mods you will ever see. As seen in the video above, he is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about every aspect of an arcade cabinet. I highly recommend subscribing to his channel and scouring through his vast collection of videos for invaluable information. If you're wanting to connect a Raspberry Pi, JAMMA board, etc to the original control panel, here are two different "breakout board" options. Each gives you easy screw-down terminals for the control panel's 40 pin cable, including power/volume switches and speaker. Option 1, Option 2. Uses MAME v0.1391, compiled 2018-06-21.Linux boot process captured via the serial terminal: https://pastebin.com/9MB5i6r0File/folder structure: https://pastebin.com/F2TUgNgJHere's the /root/mame.ini file: https://pastebin.com/N5xiz6SP.

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MOO is a commercial emulator, and appears to be built/licensed per cabinet; it's hard-coded to support only a specific small number of ROMs - the games that are in the cabinet. Used in SF2, Galaga, PacMan, and Space Invaders. All future cabinets are very likely to use this same emulator.

root/roms folder contains astdelux.zip, asteroid.zip, ccastles.zip, centiped.zip, gravitar.zip, liberatr.zip, llander.zip, mhavoc.zip, milliped.zip, missile.zip, bak.quantum1.zip, quantum.zip, quantum1.zip, quantump.zip, sbrkout.zip, sbrkout3.zip, & tempest.zip. A text file exists for each menu choice (/root/ game X, where X=1-12), consisting of only one line. For MAME it contains the the ROM name ("asteroid","tempest", etc). For MOO it's a hard-coded game number ("g0","g1","g2"). root/roms folder contains ccastles.zip, centiped.zip, liberatr.zip, milliped.zip, missile.zip, & sbrkout.zip. NEWS 11**: Info about the MOO emulator discovered on Galaga board. Added serial terminal login that works on all games I've seen so far - *default*:*mimebox*. Additional MOO .sav.zip files (but not ROMs or emulator) exist at /root/docs, and shows a game we haven't seen elsewhere - "1944TheLoopMaster". Also has Final Fight, Ghosts N Goblins, and Strider. Likely this unreleased cabinet will be using the MOO commercial emulator as well.

Capcom Legacy Edition Arcade Machine

P# = Pixel ScalingP1 = Even Pixels [game has blank area around edge, pixels are evenly sized]P2 = Full Screen [game has blank area around edge, pixels are irregularly sized] All appear to have been designed without the ability to adjust brightness. Brightness adjustment kit available here:

For the first time EVER, Arcade1Up introduces remote WiFi LIVE online multiplayer in a Capcom Legacy home arcade game machine! Challenge and battle against your friends from around the country! In-Game Features:EXIT: Hold (1P-START for 3 seconds [if local save is enabled, saves local save to ./docs]RESET: Hold 2P-START for 3 seconds [loads fixed save state from ./zassets] Replace original PCB with a Raspberry Pi 3 B plus (Pi 4 is available but still not recommended due to some compatibility issues with multiple applications)