Anyone have an Arcade1Up machine? (1 Viewer)

[Kegger]

I just got one of the Capcom Legacy cabinets:

Capcom Legacy Edition Arcade Machine

Ships to USA and Canada only. Please note your credit card will be charged in full once you place your order. (Canadian customers please note that shipping to your location may be subject to duties and taxes.) Twelve games, one cabinet, unlimited retro gaming fun. Add the Capcom Legacy Edition...

arcade1up.com

Haven't assembled it yet, but looking forward to see how it plays. Also looking forward to the Simpsons cab they announced at E3 this year (though sounds like it might get pricey).

Anyone else out there have any of these?

 

[Zack Lee]

That’s cool. I still have my mind made to take on one of the RaspberryPI arcades. I like the idea of using a mini fridge where the coin op guts lived in the old cabinets.

 

[Kegger]

That’s cool. I still have my mind made to take on one of the RaspberryPI arcades. I like the idea of using a mini fridge where the coin op guts lived in the old cabinets.

That's a cool idea, might have to steal it. Would you use an original cabinet or something like an arcade1up? Looks like your pic is of an arcade1up, modding them to run RetroPie is pretty popular.

 

[Zack Lee]

That's a cool idea, might have to steal it. Would you use an original cabinet or something like an arcade1up? Looks like your pic is of an arcade1up, modding them to run RetroPie is pretty popular.

I think that one said it was in fact a 1up. But there are tons of projects showing how to make the cabinets from scratch. RaspberryPI has plenty of dedicated forums for all kinds of projects. I have built 2 retroPi systems without cabinets.
Do the 1up machines run on retroPi?

 

[DCSaints_Fan]

Looks cool, I might try it. I also have a semi fantasy of building my own pinball machine - powered one with powered flippers, bumpers, targets, display, etc. like the Bally’s machines in the 90s. Those are hella expensive to buy.

 

[Kegger]

I think that one said it was in fact a 1up. But there are tons of projects showing how to make the cabinets from scratch. RaspberryPI has plenty of dedicated forums for all kinds of projects. I have built 2 retroPi systems without cabinets.
Do the 1up machines run on retroPi?

No, the stock machines apparently use some repurposed old tablet PCB. There are a bunch of guides of how to swap it out for a Pi though.