Arcade cabinets

>>2783587
putting an emulator on a wooden shelf won't make your scrub ass play any better, noob

>>2783595
Yeah but it's fun

And nobody said anything about emulators, plenty of people collect PCBs

I have some cabs. Plan on making an arcade/bar in my basement. It's tons of fun playing the real thing but Fuck me these things sometime break from just sitting in my basement kek

I have dreams of owning an Outrun and a Bosconian machine. Maybe Defender and Donkey Kong as well but those are secondary.

>>2783804
This is me>>2783789 and I have an Outrun stand up cab. Buy it. Easily the most played game I own.

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Yes, we can OP

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Here's mine; works like a charm (i've added two more buttons per player), but I could restore it some more.

I have a Neo Geo 4-slot MVS (in a 2 slot cabinet). I was going to do a full restore but my plans were pretty fucked up by the weather and it starting to pour rain here constantly. I just swapped out the buttons and microswitches and put in a new overlay.

I wouldn't mind another cab that was a supergun setup so I could get some of my other favorite games like Raiden, Turtles in Time, and Sunset Riders but until I actually get my own place one cabinet is more then enough.

>>2783587
The arcade cabinet is one of mankind's greatest inventions.

>>2783962
Where does one even buy one of these things?

There's an old Astro City running MAME being sold somewhere here locally years ago. I don't know if it's still being sold nowadays but it might have been cool to get it.

Also, fuck. I wanna go play some Virtual-On Now.

>>2783595
Really showing him how hardcore you are there, nigga