Within the next two years I'll have a shed built 17 ft by hopefully 11 ft. I'll have only 7 arcade one-ups to fit in it with a couch and a TV wall mount with all my console systems, HOWEVER, I'm nuts, I'll be building my own party cades to put on the wall with 20 inch monitors if I put all my cabinets in the middle back to back I can double the amount of games, possibly 25 to 30 games. That many games in that size shed with enough walk around room is challenging but I'm convinced I can do it. Also to make a thin but strong counters I'm actually going to cut four player games in half put them on this counter cut the back of it minimize the artwork put 2 four player games on each end, and four more games in the middle(stools go underneath)but on the opposite side I'll be putting the X-Men 8 player version. Maybe a 42-46" tv? This will take work but it all comes down to room and how much space I lose with the overhang of the buttons. I did not know if fast and furious was multiplayer? is it only two players? or you could do more than two players? I plan on getting outrun eventually but also putting fast and furious on it with two partycade steering games as well, maybe three if I can fit them so if there's any four player racing games I can still do it.
Nice room! One thing I've noticed is a lot of folks who have home arcades/game rooms also love wrestling. WWE and Arcade1up need to get to work on a Superstars/WrestleFest/Wrestlemania Arcade cabinet.
Cornercade, How best should I start this comment? How about... LET'S GO! A video I look forward to is the home arcade tour, and Dude, yours is one clean arcade! And I like that it feels like a purposed arcade and not a mancave. The layout is FIRE and the decor has an actual theme and it's not just a hodgepodge of random stuff, which is something I really appreciate. And I'll get this out of the way before I raise some more praise on what you've done here. Cornercade, here's where I REALLY APPRECIATE a differing opinion. I can tell, aesthetically, that the look of riser-less machines is important to you. And the way you describe the love for that design makes me hope you get more of these and I'm sending good vibes to Arcade1Up that they keep bringing out this design. For me, risers have been, from day one, an absolute boon, because as I get older, I find I can't move as heavy of things as I used to. And as far as aesthetics go, I've never paid risers any mind. And they've never once taken away from any of my nostalgia. In fact, I've never once stepped into my home arcade and thought, "These aren't real arcade machines, there be risers everywhere, burn it to the ground!" I've been playing video arcade machines since their earliest days, and throughout those many years, I've seen machines in all shapes, sizes, and even several cabinet variants for the same game. So, when Arcade1Up came onto the scene with their own design, using an optional riser concept, it was just another arcade machine to me, something exciting and new. But I'm all about options, and seeing how a riser-less design excites you, I'm glad that we both get cabinets that we like. Risers going away would hurt for me, so I'm still hoping that I will have that option. Now, let's get to that House of the Dead poster! That's the next cabinet I want to see in the Cornercade! Arcade1Up, MAKE IT HAPPEN! Oh, and I also appreciate the Hydro Thunder Love! Best racing game of all time (to me)! I had no idea that the padding on the walls was soundproofing! It's so decorative and looks fantastic! I actually have lights by Nanoleaf and Govee with the same shapes! And speaking about Govee... You have amazing taste! I love Govee and they make incredible lighting! It's also funny how great minds work alike. I also extended my room by utilizing the closet space! The arcade is no place to hang up clothes, so why not extend the excitement of the room utilizing all space available! I'm using mine as a place to extend one of my home arcade's sub-themes, housing my Halloween villages! Oh, and we gots to talk about the door. This might be something to consider if you want to avoid taking off the door, but either way, a great idea for adding a new machine. What I did to avoid taking off my door, is I added a Partycade to that wall! It still allows me to open the door with no issue and walk into the arcade normally. Just an option :) You've created something pretty spectacular with the space you've chosen. And since I've built my home arcade, I've found that space isn't as limiting of a factor as some might think. It's what you do with that space that really matters. When deciding to actually build a dedicated home arcade in my house, I deliberately chose to keep it to one room. Not that I needed to limit myself in any way, I could technically turn the entire house into a home arcade if I wanted to, but I really wanted to see what kind of magic I could create with a willful set amount of space. And boy, did I discover, and keep discovering, how much I can keep evolving and expanding my home arcade's capability within an intentional amount of room. 2023 isn't the end of my expansion and changes. 2024 is upon us and I'm still coming up with new stuff. It actually made me feel giddy to hear the wheels turn in your head about how you can update your space. I can't wait to see how it turns out! Cornercade, I wasn't really sure about your channel in the beginning. I'm sure as heck glad that I came back to give it another chance. Take care and THANK YOU for allowing us to experience your home arcade! Stay Wiggly! vgv
Another massive comment and I love it! Thank you so much for the support we really do appreciate it! I’m glad you came back for a 2nd chance and hopefully we can provide you with entertainment 👊🏼 Doors have to come off the closet haha that’s 💯 also that was my wife’s idea, and she designed the entire lay out of the CorncerCade to be able to fit as many cabs as possible. Thank you so much for your continued support!
Now that’s an arcade room😎!! Those deluxe cabs are beautiful , and that Atari cab next to the others is a must. Like you said it’s not nostalgic but still looks beautiful with that BOE monitor. The room is 🔥
So cool, man! Definitely inspiring me to start making my own little Arcade room! 🤗.. Was wondering (cause I’ve never owned a 1-Up before) How does the joysticks and buttons actually feel on these things? I mean, I know they’ll never be able to fully replicate those true humongous 80’s arcade-machines, but since one is gonna be hammering down on those buttons all the time, and yanking around that joystick constantly, I just wanna hear your thoughts on how it all feels to you??? Honestly, does it feel kinda cheap, or does the buttons/joystick feel sturdy enough?
The buttons and sticks hold up just fine, they aren’t real arcade controls by a long shot, but once you have been playing these things for a while you get used to them. Do I wish they had REAL controls of course.. but you can always swap them out tons of people have done it!
Great collection 🔥 Question - how many of your cabs (if any) came with cosmetic damage? I own 3 and all of them came with some sort of defect. QC is definitely non existent with these.
Most of them are flawless my Atari 50 came with a little scratch on the gold trim in front of the marquee. Other then that arcade1up used to replace the damaged parts for free, no if something is damaged you have to just exchanged it or return it.
You're very fortunate if that's the case. I asked PD7 the same question and he said nearly all of his came with some sort of cosmetic damage. Hopefully your lucky streak continues 🤞
Love the arcades! Just seeing ppl squeeze so many arcades in small room Lkie this is just cringe! I mean if it's just a person or 2. That's fine. But otherwise i don't thenidea of trying to have multiple ppl in rooms this small! Not enjoyable at all! So ima give the cornercade! 2 thumbs down!
Nice job man! You have a great looking Arcade1up Arcade! I'm just starting out and got an Arcade1up Mortal Kombat ll Deluxe recently!
That’s awesome man! It’s an amazing hobby for sure 👊🏼
@@TheCornerCade Thanks appreciate it and true! Getting mine was long overdue!
Beautiful space, bud! Looking forward to what 2024 brings us 😉 Let’s just tear down all the walls, who needs ‘em? Haha
Haha I can’t wait! 👊🏼
Dan The Man! Looks sweet dude, love the vibe you got going. I don’t think I’d ever leave 😅
Haha thank you my guy! 👊🏼
Looks great👍 That Blitz marquee is a must change. The only thing missing is that all your coin doors should light up.👍 Retro530 can hook you up!
Thank you for the support! 👊🏼 Yeah that blitz marquee is rough haha
Within the next two years I'll have a shed built 17 ft by hopefully 11 ft. I'll have only 7 arcade one-ups to fit in it with a couch and a TV wall mount with all my console systems, HOWEVER, I'm nuts, I'll be building my own party cades to put on the wall with 20 inch monitors if I put all my cabinets in the middle back to back I can double the amount of games, possibly 25 to 30 games. That many games in that size shed with enough walk around room is challenging but I'm convinced I can do it. Also to make a thin but strong counters I'm actually going to cut four player games in half put them on this counter cut the back of it minimize the artwork put 2 four player games on each end, and four more games in the middle(stools go underneath)but on the opposite side I'll be putting the X-Men 8 player version. Maybe a 42-46" tv? This will take work but it all comes down to room and how much space I lose with the overhang of the buttons. I did not know if fast and furious was multiplayer? is it only two players? or you could do more than two players? I plan on getting outrun eventually but also putting fast and furious on it with two partycade steering games as well, maybe three if I can fit them so if there's any four player racing games I can still do it.
Great job on the soundproofing and the accent lights. My dream is to have a finished basement so that I can do similar things.
Thank you for watching and always supporting! It’s all about building that atmosphere 👊🏼
Love the room!! You guys have done an awesome job!
Thank you! 👊🏼
Nice room! One thing I've noticed is a lot of folks who have home arcades/game rooms also love wrestling. WWE and Arcade1up need to get to work on a Superstars/WrestleFest/Wrestlemania Arcade cabinet.
For real it’s a common trend lol
if you run out of machines to buy then maybe a popcorn machine. or a small snack refrigerator.
Always looking good!
Cornercade,
How best should I start this comment? How about... LET'S GO! A video I look forward to is the home arcade tour, and Dude, yours is one clean arcade! And I like that it feels like a purposed arcade and not a mancave. The layout is FIRE and the decor has an actual theme and it's not just a hodgepodge of random stuff, which is something I really appreciate.
And I'll get this out of the way before I raise some more praise on what you've done here. Cornercade, here's where I REALLY APPRECIATE a differing opinion. I can tell, aesthetically, that the look of riser-less machines is important to you. And the way you describe the love for that design makes me hope you get more of these and I'm sending good vibes to Arcade1Up that they keep bringing out this design. For me, risers have been, from day one, an absolute boon, because as I get older, I find I can't move as heavy of things as I used to. And as far as aesthetics go, I've never paid risers any mind. And they've never once taken away from any of my nostalgia. In fact, I've never once stepped into my home arcade and thought, "These aren't real arcade machines, there be risers everywhere, burn it to the ground!" I've been playing video arcade machines since their earliest days, and throughout those many years, I've seen machines in all shapes, sizes, and even several cabinet variants for the same game. So, when Arcade1Up came onto the scene with their own design, using an optional riser concept, it was just another arcade machine to me, something exciting and new. But I'm all about options, and seeing how a riser-less design excites you, I'm glad that we both get cabinets that we like. Risers going away would hurt for me, so I'm still hoping that I will have that option.
Now, let's get to that House of the Dead poster! That's the next cabinet I want to see in the Cornercade! Arcade1Up, MAKE IT HAPPEN! Oh, and I also appreciate the Hydro Thunder Love! Best racing game of all time (to me)!
I had no idea that the padding on the walls was soundproofing! It's so decorative and looks fantastic! I actually have lights by Nanoleaf and Govee with the same shapes! And speaking about Govee... You have amazing taste! I love Govee and they make incredible lighting!
It's also funny how great minds work alike. I also extended my room by utilizing the closet space! The arcade is no place to hang up clothes, so why not extend the excitement of the room utilizing all space available! I'm using mine as a place to extend one of my home arcade's sub-themes, housing my Halloween villages! Oh, and we gots to talk about the door. This might be something to consider if you want to avoid taking off the door, but either way, a great idea for adding a new machine. What I did to avoid taking off my door, is I added a Partycade to that wall! It still allows me to open the door with no issue and walk into the arcade normally. Just an option :)
You've created something pretty spectacular with the space you've chosen. And since I've built my home arcade, I've found that space isn't as limiting of a factor as some might think. It's what you do with that space that really matters. When deciding to actually build a dedicated home arcade in my house, I deliberately chose to keep it to one room. Not that I needed to limit myself in any way, I could technically turn the entire house into a home arcade if I wanted to, but I really wanted to see what kind of magic I could create with a willful set amount of space. And boy, did I discover, and keep discovering, how much I can keep evolving and expanding my home arcade's capability within an intentional amount of room. 2023 isn't the end of my expansion and changes. 2024 is upon us and I'm still coming up with new stuff. It actually made me feel giddy to hear the wheels turn in your head about how you can update your space. I can't wait to see how it turns out!
Cornercade, I wasn't really sure about your channel in the beginning. I'm sure as heck glad that I came back to give it another chance.
Take care and THANK YOU for allowing us to experience your home arcade! Stay Wiggly!
vgv
Another massive comment and I love it! Thank you so much for the support we really do appreciate it! I’m glad you came back for a 2nd chance and hopefully we can provide you with entertainment 👊🏼
Doors have to come off the closet haha that’s 💯 also that was my wife’s idea, and she designed the entire lay out of the CorncerCade to be able to fit as many cabs as possible.
Thank you so much for your continued support!
The Cornercade lookin dope my guy
Thanks for the tour!
Very nice, love the posters.
Imagine if they added functional coin doors!!! Would be amazing
Yeah it would!
Looks Great!
I think the posters are more impressive than the Arcade1up cabinets TBH.
I would love to have that Street Fighter, The New Challengers poster
Thank you! I got them off of eBay!
@@TheCornerCade
Thanks man, I'm going to try to track down that Street Fighter one now!!
Pretty sweet line up there, dude.
Awesome room! 🤤
Now that’s an arcade room😎!! Those deluxe cabs are beautiful , and that Atari cab next to the others is a must. Like you said it’s not nostalgic but still looks beautiful with that BOE monitor. The room is 🔥
Thank you brother! 👊🏼
So cool, man! Definitely inspiring me to start making my own little Arcade room! 🤗.. Was wondering (cause I’ve never owned a 1-Up before) How does the joysticks and buttons actually feel on these things? I mean, I know they’ll never be able to fully replicate those true humongous 80’s arcade-machines, but since one is gonna be hammering down on those buttons all the time, and yanking around that joystick constantly, I just wanna hear your thoughts on how it all feels to you??? Honestly, does it feel kinda cheap, or does the buttons/joystick feel sturdy enough?
The buttons and sticks hold up just fine, they aren’t real arcade controls by a long shot, but once you have been playing these things for a while you get used to them. Do I wish they had REAL controls of course.. but you can always swap them out tons of people have done it!
Great arcade room tour... Micheal B, eat your heart out because danny is coming for the Number #1 spot...
Haha 👊🏼
I see mom has the high score on Crystal Castles.. Lol.. Nice arcade
Haha yeah for now! 👊🏼
Looking awesome! That custom sign really ties it all together too. Did you have that custom made locally?
Thank you for checking out the video! I got the sign made on Etsy from a shop called NeonChili 👊🏼
Dang look at that arcade room! Ya killing it cornercade!
Dope room my guy, but you already knew that, lol. Great use of space, right amount of decor, and you can still build and stream from the same place.
Thank you for the support as always 👊🏼
Didn’t realize the coin door heights were all over the place
Ohh yeah they gotta get that straighten out
You should light up your coin doors. 😊
I Definitely want too!
you been putting in work this week 💯
👊🏼 Thank you my friend!
Idea for a video of yours. Do a sort of classification of your cabs starting from the less favourite to the most.
That’s a good idea!
What do you think about the feel of the light up buttons compared to the regular Arcade1up buttons?
I think they feel better than the stock buttons to be honest!
Great collection 🔥 Question - how many of your cabs (if any) came with cosmetic damage? I own 3 and all of them came with some sort of defect. QC is definitely non existent with these.
Most of them are flawless my Atari 50 came with a little scratch on the gold trim in front of the marquee. Other then that arcade1up used to replace the damaged parts for free, no if something is damaged you have to just exchanged it or return it.
You're very fortunate if that's the case. I asked PD7 the same question and he said nearly all of his came with some sort of cosmetic damage. Hopefully your lucky streak continues 🤞
lol @youtube you can keep deleting these all you want, i wont stop
I haven’t deleted any comments lol
@@TheCornerCade youtube is because i was trying to show you a cab you need.
@@TheCornerCade click that link, this cab is insane. and you will never have to worry about the pcb board going bad like arcade1ups do
@@TheCornerCade and dont worry, my channel is not monetized in any way so not trying to get views. wont make any diff
How often is buck hunter played??
Everyday! Either by my kids, wife, or myself!
@@TheCornerCade what's your top 5 most played?
Can't stand A1Ups. Cheap products. Other than that nit pick, cool room.
Thank you for the support 👊🏼
Why are they so little?
That’s the size arcade1up makes them 🤷🏼
Love the arcades! Just seeing ppl squeeze so many arcades in small room Lkie this is just cringe! I mean if it's just a person or 2. That's fine. But otherwise i don't thenidea of trying to have multiple ppl in rooms this small! Not enjoyable at all! So ima give the cornercade! 2 thumbs down!
What can I say man my wife and I love the atmosphere, it’s a good thing it’s just us in there all the time 👊🏼
It's looking great guys! The Atari looks nice! You should soft mod one of your SF cabinets if you ever want to get rid of some to get more games.