And now for your viewing pleasure...
I apologize for the poor quality of the video - I shot it in my basement and there are barely any lights down there but you get the idea. When I finally move the thing upstairs I'll be sure to post something a little nicer...with more light.
Enjoy!
EDIT: I said Windows 98 in the video but it is clearly Windows XP. Since this video I've removed virtually all evidence that there is a computer running things (there is no splash screen and the task bar hides almost instantaneously).
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Wow that is really nice dude. Great job on it. How tall is that machine? You did a fantastic job on it. I been wanting to build a smaller than midsize cabinet for such a long time but just can't seem to find the time and I also wonder if I have the talent to do so. So wish I had one like that for my little daughter.
Great stuff
Brent
www.extendedplayarcade.com
Thanks! The cabinet is about 50" tall. It is the perfect size for a kid to stand and play and for an adult to sit in a chair and play. It came out much better than I ever thought it would - if you take your time you could build something similar. I really just learned as I went.
Fantastic arcade machine! Your blog is a great read... I like the way you've included so many photos showing the different stages of the build. You must be a patient guy though, spending so much time on the paint and exterior. Worth every minute though, judging by the end result!
Hello this is sooo awsome! i just finished off a small bartop for my son and thinking of using this design. please email me at "deeznuts4298@yahoo.com". thanks
Hi this arcade is awsome. i made a bartop one for my son running Hyperspin with over 20,000 games :) But i want to make one based off this one for my daughter and had some questions. please email me back to deeznuts4298@yahoo.com thanks.
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