PREVIEW - iCade 60-in-1 arcade board
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2011
- Here's a little preview of some of the games featured on the iCade 60-in-1 arcade board so you can get a little idea of what to expect from the iCade. I will upload a full review of the board at a later date.
Everything you see here is direct capture from the iCade. Audio comes from the 3.5mm jack(line level) and video comes from the VGA output converted to S-Video using an external VGA to Composite/S-Video converter. 
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I freakin' love the menu music.
Me too
@@frenchtoast4365 me 3 ... used to chill out in a quiet room with the machine next to me in a hotel lobby lol
Yo!! ME TOO!!! We need a video with just the music
@@FlipVerse228 GENIUS!
@ClassicFilm Collector88 nope :(
You know what I love the most is this 00:00.
For anyone interested, I extended the music. Feel free to use it!
i also have the same board in my gargantuan standup arcade machine. It is covered in space invaders branding. There’re some great games on there, just wish you could add more as Defender and Missile Command would be great!
I kept hearing the i-cade 60 music when I kept playing Pac-Man (2), Ms. Pac-Man (2) and Jr. Pac-Man (2). The (2) means that they go fast. Only at a game store in the Reno mall. One game store has an extra room (it's not the one close to a couple of restrooms) with arcade games. After you insert 25 to 50¢, you can pick (especially on Pacman) any game you want to play and then you start hearing this music.
I love this machine 💕❤️
Me too.
Some of the classics are released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (including Donkey Kong 3, Galaga, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Junior, Ms. Pac-Man and 1943).
really cool board though ace
Just got mine and I'm pretty happy so far. It wasn't very expensive, and you can "disable" any of the games that really bother you. So, think of it as a pretty good 40(ish) in 1 that's fairly cheap. ;-)
If you want to have two sets of controls for 2-player simultaneous games and a single trackball both players can use, you can wire up each player's individual controls, then when you install your trackball, link the Player 1 and Player 2 controls together on the 6-pin connectors. Be sure you do not link VCC and Ground. Only have one of the headers providing power to the trackball.
With this, though, you can control both players at once in a 2-player cooperative game.
You can find this in the game corner of the drive-in. My favorites are Time Pilot, 1942, 1943 and Gunsmoke.
@shalpp - Three problems:
1) The sound pitch is considerably lower than it should be
2) The shot sound is completely missing
3) The background noise is wrong
@MrGuitarguy123 - It depends on whether you can handle this board's imperfections. If you don't mind the imperfections and just want to play the games featured on the iCade 60-in-1 on an actual arcade cabinet, then by all means, buy it. If, however, you must play the games with absolutely no imperfections, don't buy this as it will make you angry with its downsampled audio, distorted sound in certain games, graphical imperfections, etc.
I had this in my vacation to Tennesse
It does, though you need to change a few settings in the Service menu to let it work with 2-player cooperative games. I forget how the board needs to be set up, so I'll have to check again to see how I have my board set up for 2-player cooperative play.
@@frankierios07 Replies didn't work the way they did when this comment was posted 8 years ago. The flow of replies nowadays is completely messed up because of this.
Are any of the games 2 payer (same time) so an extra joystick could be useful
and can you use a trackball on a few of the games,(centipede breakout)
Hello Ace!, I was wondering what the menu song was called?
Like the menu music
It's vertical only. It's a must to have a monitor tilted on its side.
Does this 60 in 1 pcb work on horizontal screens or only vertical screens.
@bluelink9 - You can't download this. This is an actual physical arcade board made for existing JAMMA-based arcade cabinets. Search around the Internet; you should find a few places selling this board.
Hello!
It is a question from Japan.
Since your image is wonderful, may I make this image link to my website?
I would appreciate your favor.
My centipede fires automatically, any ideas how to fix it, so I have to use the fire button
We all asked our parents for quaters when we went to the laundry.
thanks
@telteknv - You have the iCade console for the iPad, right? If you do, I can't help you. The iCade 60-in-1 and iCade for iPad are completely unrelated. The iCade 60-in-1 arcade board is just that: a JAMMA-based arcade board with 60 pre-loaded games. I don't know if there are any Pac-Man games for the iPad.
The only thing I don't like about the 60 in 1 is the sound in some of the games like Gyruss sound very crackly and distorted
Still some brilliant games though. It's the only machine I have in my bar.
@@j.fletcherskorpius551 i also have the same board in my gargantuan standup arcade machine. It is covered in space invaders branding. There’re some great games on there, just wish you could add more as Defender and Missile Command would be great!
I was playing this game at an arcade called "boss battle games"
Are there issues with saving high scores and initials? I'm particularly interested in Millipede and Centipede.
From what I recall, the iCade 60-in-1 saves the highest score only and doesn't save initials. I don't know if the newest PCBs are any different, but you should expect the iCade 60-in-1 to behave as I described.
Can someone please upload the menu music?
I'm assuming you bought a complete 60-in-1 arcade cabinet? I just got the PCB itself, which cost me $275. It's a lot cheaper now to get the bare PCB than it did a few years ago.
Wow! These things can be had for $35-40 now! I have one in a Donkey Kong cabinet as I wait to recap and repair the original PCB. Almost gave the wife a heart attack the other night as I first fired it up at 2AM. The freaking audio was set to a very high level.
The thing is, the manual says to set the test jumper on the 60-in-1 PCB to enter that mode, which presents you with basically a monitor pattern screen to adjust the display. It then prompts onscreen for the pressing of "1P-S2". (Player 1 Button 2) to advance to the following setup screens.
Well, the manual states to use the Test Switch (as in the Test Switch at the front of the cabinet) to advance the Test menu screens. My original DK has only 1 button besides the Player 1 & 2 Start buttons. So I had to rig a wire from the JAMMA harness just to advance through the Test menu screens. The volume control screen is like the next to the last screen, past the DIP settings for ALL 60 games!
After setting the volume to about 1/2 of what it initially was, I was satisfied. Then, after picking a game later, I found out this Master volume control does not seem to affect the BLARING volume on each individual game, lol. Now I am rigging up a set of volume control buttons to connect to the + & - volume wires on the JAMMA harness.
That's pretty awesome.
wow! where can I dowload this?
The music is the only thing I care for.
holy crud how did I find u here
I just instaled this in my cab but for some reason the controlls wont work for some reason and i dont know why do you have any ideas why that might be?
What cabinet did you install in? (I know this is an ancient comment, but someone might be reading...) If it is standard JAMMA, it should work with the normal player controls for Player 1 and 2 wired correctly.
@Ace9921 yah i could hear alot of sound problems too not just in galaxian (although it was the worst)
all I care about is the menu music
Christian Corbeil Me too! That's hilarious:)
Lol
I like the other version better tho
What is it? xd
Christian Corbeil here is the music from my board: drive.google.com/open?id=1QiILlGLBOOIb4uEIwHn31FFjslVY389_
I want it for my birthday
What Music is This at 0:00
Can you use a PC monitor and put it on its side for the 60 in 1. Is there a setting that would allow me to flip the screen or do I need to buy a actual arcade screen. I'm wondering because a new arcade LCD screen costs about $100 more than a 19" PC monitor.Thanks.
I use a 19" ViewSonic CRT computer monitor turned on its side on my 60-in-1. Any VGA monitor turned on its side will work.
If I remember correctly, there is a DIP switch that can be used to flip the video depending on how you turn your monitor. If you use your monitor in one direction, but the video is flipped, you should be able to fix that by means of a DIP switch.
Ace9921 OK, so what you are saying is that all you need to make one of these is the 60 in 1 board, a power supply, and any old computer monitor, that's it ?
Claude Desaulniers
That's right, though for the monitor, you can make use of pretty much ANY VGA monitor capable of accepting a 640x480 signal (which is pretty much every VGA monitor in existence, be it CRT or LCD).
A note on ATX power supplies: be sure to bridge the Sense pin (green wire) to Ground (black wire). If your power supply has a hard switch on it over the AC 120V input, you could simply use that switch to turn the power supply on and off, otherwise, you would have to splice a switch into the Sense pin and a Ground wire.
Is 1943 Kai the Japanese version?
Not exactly. 1943 did get a proper Japanese release, but 1943 Kai is a modified version of the game that was only released in Japan until later Capcom compilations brought it overseas.
What year did this come out?
2000-2001
Can you make it so it boots to only one of the games? Looking to replace my dead galaga boards
It's entirely possible to have it auto-start just a single game. I did that with Arkanoid as an experiment when I first got the board.
Ace9921 Thats nice
Wish someone would just extend the menu music.
Demeech has done it
Where's the music for the other version?
+BigJ45100 You mean an older version of the PCB? I don't have one, this is a newer revision of the PCB that's smaller and a bit more crammed together.
+Ace9921 OK.
does the menu song have a name?its very good
exluna by Jakub Koter. (I'm not joking, we actually found the original source.)
Is possibile to put the games on horizontal display in monitor?
no, but there was a horizontal variation released like this one called Beyond Arcade
What games on the board are co-op meaning two people playing at the same time like in street fighter not like in dig dug were it alternates players
This board is based on emulation or on an FPGA hardware?
I think I heard it emulates by means of an older version of MAME and the original arcade ROM files.
Can you please do a reveiw video of the (happy hours) 48 In 1 jamma arcade board please??
Unfortunately, I don't have that PCB, only the iCade 60-in-1. That said, if I do find one, I would pick it up to see what it's like.
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does the 60 in 1 support 2-player cooperative games
I don't think so. Given that the MultiCade is pretty much a quick fix conversion for classic cabinets such as the Midway cabinets like Pac-Man which has single player controls.
I have one of these
I think i played this arcade machine at the Pizza Joes i go to
does it save high scores and do you need to buy a new power supply if your putting it into an old cab or can you just plug it in.
There is a high-score save feature on the iCade 60-in-1, but it's weird in that it will only save the top score and it will not save your name. So, if you beat the newly-saved high score, the board will overwrite the old score and not store your name. It's dumb, I know.
As for powering the board, it should run fine in any old arcade machine provided it uses a JAMMA harness. You could even use a PC power supply if you want, be it AT or ATX.
thanks.
Hello can you indicate the link to download this system? Please?
lol
This iCade and the iCade for the iPad are completely unrelated. The iCade you see here is an arcade board meant to be placed in an arcade cabinet while the iCade for the iPad is merely an arcade controller in which you stick your iPad into. So while there is an iCade for the iPad, it's not the same thing as the 60-in-1 iCade arcade board.
@superman1234393 - Purists will not like this board with its numerous sound problems and some games have graphical errors. I'll make note of those in the full review.
A bit flawed, but i guess this is probably the only way to play 1943 Kai. Damn, do i miss Kawaks...
Am I glad the Capcom Arcade Stadium compilations exist. There's also that one collection for PS2 and Xbox (original) but I think I prefer how the new one feels.
Don't remember if the PS1/Saturn port was released worldwide. I don't think so.
These are good boards, but I wish the Gyruss, 1942, and Gun Smoke sound wasn't so distorted.
Shame because Gyruss has good music.
It was likely done as a means to save on having to add an analog audio amplifier to the board, in other words, set the volume of the emulator as high as possible without really paying attention to how mangled the sound gets in some games. It's a shame, really, as this board is fairly decent otherwise, video and audio inaccuracies aside.
Ace9921 that explanation seems plausible to be honest. As someone who is considering picking one up for a simple project, I think it will do for a beginners' board. It's not entirely accurate, but I really don't play too much of the messed up games so all things considered I don't think I will be too bothered by it. However, I do see how certain people (mainly purists or fans of some of the distorted games) might get put off by the boards.
I have also heard that the earlier 48 in 1 and 39 in 1 game boards may have ran some of these games better, but I cannot verify this as these two boards are extremely hard to find as standalone pcbs and videos on these boards are scarce (even more so on the 39 in 1) compared to some of the 60 in 1. However, I thought it was interesting to note.
in arkanoid it appears you are using a trackball
Yes, I did use the trackball. Not a good experience, I'd rather use a spinner.
Now I've been reminded that I have a bootleg Arkanoid PCB that needs a bit of a fix-up (has some flickering garbage on the bottom-right corner of the screen).
did anyone notice that some games do not completely fill the screen? Example: Donkey Kong will have black area on top and bottom where pac man does not. Or do I have a bad card?
The black border is normal. It's to do with the games' native resolution not filling the entirety of the iCade 60-in-1's resolution (although I'm unsure of the iCade 60-in-1's native resolution). Said games would need a bilinear filter or something similar to prevent unevenly-sized pixels if scaled to fill the iCade 60-in-1's resolution, so instead, the games are presented with a slight border that is 1:1 to their original resolution at 15KHz or exactly double their resolution at 31KHz over VGA.
@@Ace9921 thanks for the reply! Love my 60 in 1!!!!!
@Cassio Alteirosa It does not.
@Cassio Alteirosa I'm not familiar with those boards, and I'm not entirely sure if an extra circuit could be added to allow for a pause feature.
@Cassio Alteirosa I can't say for sure, I've never used them except for a really old Pandora board that's so nasty, it's been collecting dust. I don't recall that one having a pause function either.
Too bad Q*bert and Pacmania are missing
Can u tell me how to download like this.. I bought icade but i dont i dint hv game like u
Are you confusing this with the iCade for iPad? This is a completely different thing compared to that; the iCade for iPad is a controller for the iPad, but what I showed here is an arcade PCB known as the iCade 60-in-1 meant to be fitted in an arcade cabinet. They're completely unrelated.
Does this board have Renegade?
No, it doesn't.
Can't figure out how to switch out of Free Play mode.
geneva1999 you need to go into test mode like the test menu
Flip the Test DIP switch on the pcb, think it's the 4th little toggle switch. You will get a video Test screen. Then, use your Player One's 2nd action button to move into further screens. There, you will find settings to switch off Free Play and change coinage settings, and every DIP switch for each and every ROM, just like the DIP settings on each real arcade PCB.
What is this?
My ex-stepfather Bill had this in our house a long time ago. Sadly, it broke
@Ace9921 oh...sorry...
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タイムパイロットなど、音に違和感あるタイトルもありますね。
I am looking for a PacMan game that will work on my Icade console
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That wasnt 60 games.
It's just showing a preview that's all.
Anyone here from demeech?
@killernat - Personally, I find the worst game on the PCB is 1943. The distortion is just so bad you're better off playing the game with no sound. Gyruss is bad too, but I find the distortion in Gyruss more tolerable. I'm sure some people will think I'm insane, but there are some games where I don't mind the distortion and inaccuracies. That doesn't mean I'll just settle with the iCade board. I'm still on the lookout for the original boards of my favorite games on the iCade.
@Ace9921 what is the name of this music menu.
How much is this please comment back and let me know thank you very much for this video I am intrested
Around $40?
@@lizbethrios4059 yep. Got one with FREE shipping on eBay a year ago for $35.
@@TortureBot I know.
Im a mom and I like to play old games!
@@lizbethrios4059 just installed mine into an original Donkey Kong cabinet until I can repair the real DK board. It's totally worth the low price. Cheers!
I thought the games with the (2) after was supposed to be with the Speed hack? Ms. Pac Man, Galaga etc. ... I've played 3 separate cabinets running this board and the (2) game is just the same game with 1 life, or 5 lives, or something. Is that something the operator should set up? Annoying. There are 2 of these machines at my work. I still play a game or two every day but yeah, the high score save is atrocious, I can't even remember which high scores I set myself now.
You need to configure the games with (2) after the title to be speedup hacks. By default, they are exactly the same as the others without (2) after the title.
@@Ace9921 ah, now I see. Just installed one in a DK cabinet, and after browsing the games, I noticed no difference. Now I know why.
thats gonna cost you 35 yen for each time someone views the image thanks.
Galaxian sound is better than the original in this one to me
Demeech fans?
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Galaxian Sounds Weird As Hel
The Galaxian rom on this is using a pitch shifted version of the sounds you hear on Bandai’s PAC-MAN plug and play (the one shaped like him)
These boards were manufactured far before that plug and play existed... probably around ~2006 or so but earlier boards (i.e. 3 in 1 and 4 in 1) date as far back as ~2002.
By the way, on earlier boards like the 39 in 1, Galaxian's sound is much better. It's still not 100% accurate but the pitch is much easier on the ears there than it is on the 60 in 1 and closer to the original version.
Not to my knowledge, no.
Galaxian's sound is so bad XD
On earlier boards like the 39 in 1, Galaxian's sound is much better. It's still not 100% accurate but the pitch is much easier on the ears there than it is on the 60 in 1 and closer to the original version. Not sure how they managed to screw it up so bad on later boards but it's definitely horrible.
The Sounds On Galaxian Are TERRIBLE
Tell me about it. Everything is completely off-pitch, none of the analog filtering is implemented and the shot sound is dead silent. In fact, I think older 48-in-1 iCades, which use the same base hardware, actually have the shot sound. I don't have one, so I can't say for sure, but if it's actually the case, that is just completely ass-backwards.
You realize these are illegal, right?
Literally absolutely nobody cares. Nothing is being done about them either.
Namco isn't going to murder anyone for arcade Pac-Man bootlegging in this day and age, altho they were definitely fighting against it in the late 90s and very early 2000's, when arcade shit mattered more and wasn't totally dead yet.
Nintendo doesn't care at all about their arcade properties, not like they could anyways since Donkey Kong was developed by a third-party company and DK Jr. and DK3 were built over top of that code.
The rest is a mixed bag. Capcom doesn't care about 1942, Konami won't care about Frogger, some of these games are by companies no longer in existence, etc.
Demented Purple Chicken Patents do not expires?
Theres bigger things to worry about mate. Dont live life as a bootlicker.
(sigh) Facepalm
thanks
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