Yet another arcade build, this time in a compact design meant for extended play. Alslo in the video is a DIY USB keyboard encoder made from an Arduino compatible microcontroller. A much cheaper alternative to off-the-shelf arcade keyboard encoders as a 32u4 dev board = $6 USD.
Arduino code here: http://www.retrobuiltgames.com/the-build-page/usb-keyboard-encoder/
Kit for this Model: http://www.retrobuiltgames.com/diy-kits-shop/mini-arcade-kits/porta-pi-nano/
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Is there a way to can buy this in a kit form (or atleast the wood panels)? I'd love to have one.
What size and type of monitor is that … it looks really small
That is so cool …. omg ๐ I love them
lovely design!
amazing work!
Where i can buy the wood panels (i've the 7" rasp monitor)
Can we buy a completely assembled unit like this my friend? Youโre amazing btw๐
Bro?! You should start your own company selling these units, there's a nice size demand for them.
it is possible to program more buttons in this case 9 buttons for games that use 6 buttons.
You are an inspiration!
Too amazing!๐๐๐
The website I found gave me a flawless link. Your making the Internet a better place good sir!
What size monitor
A much cheaper alternative to a $6 32u4 dev board is to use a raspberry ip GPIO joystick driver. Should cost about $0, and it also saves you some space.
16:10 music is fucking gay as fuck!
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Do you have a video like this for the new version of the two player kit? I saw one where you were working on a larger sized 2 player but it looked fairly different. Thanks
Hello Friend. Excellent video, I have a question. Does any Raspberry run the SNK games? (KOF, Streetfighter, Marvel vs. Capcom, etc.) Or can I use another cheaper interface? I appreciate it a lot. ๐
Why not use the Gpio pins for the arcade controls?
Is this kit already available here: http://www.retrobuiltgames.com/diy-kits-shop/mini-arcade-kits/porta-pi-nano/?
Or is the above link for a different arcade cabinet?
is there a way for me to know if i need to daisey chain the ground for the buttons, because ive watched a lot of videos and half them do it and the others don't but they all work in the end. This is the PCB i bought, would i need to do it for the Happ style buttons https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C5J5AJO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Well, its already February 2018!
Where is my kit?
I wan't one!!!!
Please I begggggggg.
This video makes me want a CNC machine.
I love that you made a dust cover for it, that's great. Most software /electronics nerds don't sew, but I love that you bring that skill to the table for this project. That's really awesome. ๐
Solid work, very impressive!
I would like to make the same (similar) but I lack the tools, space and ability to complete such a project.