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@@benoscar5708 did you use the special cable to light up the marquee?

@@ShowtimeGaming101yes I’m using the special cable and the marquee light slowly turns off and eventually there is no light

@@benoscar5708 reach out to the team on the website. They are very responsive and will troubleshoot the issue. If the cable happens to be the issue and if it is purchased from showtime, we will send out a replacement immediately.

@@vietdragon5610 looks much harder than it is

@@vietdragon5610 yes but you don’t want the vertical screen mod. You’d want a horizontal mod for the simpsons

@@ryanl3935 plug in a Sinden light gun with a usb. It’s pre configured so you won’t need any sensors. Works great

@@rayriley9102 yes it’s recommended to safely shut it down. this video was just to show the mod. One of our previous videos shows how to operate the arcade. From the main menu, press select and shut down. You would still need to flip the switch to power off the marquee and monitor.

@@fresh21627 thank you. Raspberry Pi4B, but this can be swapped with a pi5 or even a mini pc.

@@Rgna1989 change the emulator and then try it again

@@jecobian absolutely. It’s the same exact setup. This setup has light gun games as well. You can also make a custom control deck and buy the light guns to fit in the control deck.

@@jecobian two very good questions and the answer is yes to both. We would recommend buying a pre made control deck with the trackball. You can still plug it in via USB and it’ll still be compatible.

@@jamesmuller1481 don’t be intimidated. It’s actually far easier than it looks. If you’re not comfortable drilling then have someone do that for you.

@@almacamc9152 Nice. we always recommend one arcade for vertical screen games and another with a horizontal screen. The vertical screen games don’t necessarily need buttons that many buttons. The horizontal is good to go with a street fighter layout as it can be versatile. The horizontal setup has 31k games and roughly 200 light gun shooters

Agree - MDF sucks

@@benoscar5708 Sinden light gun

@@AlexDawson2020AD Glad you liked it. Enjoy!

@@rocketeric6516 thank you.

When mapping it makes no difference for 4-way or 8way. Refer to the following video ruclips.net/video/_bXEHeU-0aI/видео.htmlsi=XCGdEFry50x_BLK2

Appreciate the kind words. Glad you liked it!

@@cmoney2 switch in the back

⁠​⁠ah ic. What buttons are configured as a and b. We have guests that are using so I am trying to lock the user interface.

@@cmoney2 ruclips.net/video/1h7s6ev7ebs/видео.htmlsi=dU-KqDtI86maMbdQ Refer to this

is the volume loud enough? I had an issue before where I could barely hear anything

@@cmoney2 yes, using the factory speakers. If it’s loud enough before the mod it should be just as after the mod.

@@mr.nuna916 thank you. refer to this video for button mapping. ruclips.net/video/1h7s6ev7ebs/видео.htmlsi=8nv9NyxhJzJ3Sd9F

@@MasterShake300 yes it will definitely work. When placing an order just put in the notes that it’s first gen.

@@ShowtimeGaming101 awesome! Thank you!

@@retroconsole_ yes, and there is an option to upgrade to a mini pc as well. The raspberry pi is wonderful for its intended purposes but limited to consoles such as ps1, n64, psp, Dreamcast era and earlier. The mini pc will add more games that include consoles such as GameCube, ps2, Wii, wiiu etc.

Raspberry Pi is quite laggy.

RasPis are very basic System on Chips (SoCs), that run some form of android/linux As opposed to a PC...that's well a PC. If you've ever built a Desktop, a mini pc is the same thing, just smaller, and depending on the form factor of the motherboard, less upgradable. People who opt for the RasPi tend to do so for it's lower cost, power consumption, very small size, and fairly quick startup. People who opt for PCs, do so for more power, capability, and more assess to emulator and if desired, the ability to play more modern games, such as those on the steam marketplace. In short, the RasPi is the cheap, entry level option for modders. A PC, is the more expensive, but more premium performance option for modders.

@@ragingtyga A mini PC would be easier to setup. It’s prebuilt and usually has Windows preinstalled. Any person can essentially get through the initial Windows setup. Raspberry Pi requires some knowledge of Linux/Android and command line experience. You have to install the OS to a microsd, place the board in a custom case if that’s your desire and further config your setup to get anything up and running. Even watching a simple RUclips video at 1080p60fps seems like a chore to the raspberry pi 5.

@@vitaAutLetum ehhh depends. There's tons of RasPai plug n play builds out there. Some you just plug in a USB and you're done

Good question. Our raspberry pi 4B plays up to the Dreamcast, ps1, n64, psp era and older generations with no issues. The mini pc will have more games as it is more capable of playing newer consoles without much hesitation. Those consoles would include GameCube, ps2, Wii, wiiu and the majority of those games can be played at 720p mostly without much issue and in some cases 1080p

@@XmasTablet Awesome! Thank you for the nice words.

@@greyshadow9498 all controls have to be replaced. The trackball and spinner would need a usb connection to plug into the raspberry pi and then it would work.

@@ShowtimeGaming101 Bah in was hoping the kit's controller board would have the proper inputs. If I need to replace the parts, I may as well just do a custom deck. Which is fine because the Atari 50's stick position is kinda awkward I hear. Maybe a Street Fighter Deluxe cab and just knock out player 2 for spinner and trackball. Thanks for the info! Got some work to do.

@@greyshadow9498 that works as well.

Do you have a email address?

@@blamed27 you can contact us through the website. www.showtimearcademods.com.

@@blamed27 refer to this video. It’s a pac man without drilling into the control board. However, pac man has a vertical screen so you’d have to get the vertical screen games. We also have a separate video on that as well.

@@blamed27 ruclips.net/video/ImhaCrzF0CA/видео.htmlsi=UJ9MMl_-yTCW1J9E

Thanks I appreciate your fast response!!!! Keep up the good work!!!

The installation is 100% the same but getting to the controls, you may have to take a side panel off. Power supply should come with an adapter

@@michaelbernardes81 great question. Yes it does.

If you have a Partycade you can buy the mod kit for $199. They’ve been sold before at Walmart for $99. However, They’ve been mainly out of stock lately

My full-size upright cab only cost me $300 to build lol.

@@emmma5774 Hello. yes it does. Pre loaded. Refer to the link below. Thank you showtimearcademods.com/products/complete-arcade1up-vertical-screen-mod-kit-680-to-1-with-raspberry-pi4b-1-player

@@GalagaGuy88 hello. It already comes with it pre loaded. Refer to the link below. Thank you. showtimearcademods.com/products/complete-arcade1up-vertical-screen-mod-kit-680-to-1-with-raspberry-pi4b-1-player

Thank you. We always recommend cooling the raspberry pi

@@ShowtimeGaming101 👍 I just mentioned it, because I saw you put the Pi without cooler in the Partycade

@@coinops thanks mate. Partycade is virtually sold out in the states as well. Hopefully we can see them come back in stock soon.