Retropie arcade

Every once in a while you see a small team come along with some dedication and passion to a project and it turns out to be something big, we're not talking the

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Looking for a long-term and utterly rewarding DIY project? Longing for childhood video games? These DIY Arcade Cabinet Plans could inspire you.

We will rebuild a BarTop arcade coin-op machine to rediscover the charm of the 90s: just a Raspberry Pi, one shield described here, a LCD screen and a few buttons. What is an Arcade game? Probably you heard or read this term many times, but if you aren’t at least 35-40 years old, […]

If you've ever played a fighting game on a home console for any serious length of time, you've probably been frustrated by the inaccuracy of the analog stick/d-pad. I tend to press the buttons pretty hard and after a while the controller feels creaky and loose, and the buttons feel all mushy. I then become less accurate and it becomes frustrating instead of fun. There's a reason the best fighting game players use arcade sticks. Accuracy. You can buy a quality arcade stick or build your own…

HEY! I finally pulled myself together and collected enough old hardware to create the Retro Master Vision GX. I wrote up a building dairy (with many pictures...

Just wondering what peoples thoughts are on this style of "cabinet" .... or wall mounted arcade system. Yes not traditional but interesting setup. Is the monitor too close to the controls when mounted flate like that rather than tilted?

Devillé Arcade hand crafts wooden arcade cabinets and is based in Antwerp, Belgium.

2-Player Bartop Arcade Machine (Powered by Pi): The 'Galactic Starcade' is a DIY retro bartop arcade cabinet for two players. It is powered by the Raspberry Pi micro-computer and plays multiple types of retro games - primarily NES, SNES, Megadrive and arcade (MAME) games. Using a Pi keeps the cos…

Homemade Arcade Cabinet: Welcome! this is my first attempt to create a MAME arcade cabinet from scratch. I built this thing some years ago and just decided to upload it to instructables.com I tried to take as many pictures I could to show the step-by-step creation pro…