Hello, I have a few Sega Rally 2 cabinets the CRTs in them have black bleed along the edge of the screen. I was hoping that someone might have an idea on what is causing it and what could potentially fix it, if possible?

I was just rewatching some gameplay of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 on the Wii U and man, I forgot how much extra effort Namco actually put into this port.

Threw together a quick short showing it off if anyone wants a burst of nostalgia: https://youtube.com/shorts/nUgvDLiAElw ?feature=share

Looking back, it's wild how much exclusive stuff we got. Having the entire 50+ character roster completely unlocked with all the DLC on day one was such a massive win. Plus, the Nintendo crossovers were top tier-actually fighting as Kazuya dressed up like Link or Mario never got old.

And don't even get me started on Mushroom Battle mode. Just pure, chaotic fun with the size changes mid-fight.

Did anyone else actually main this version back in the day, or did everyone stick to Xbox and PS3? Feel like this port is super slept on.

I have a cocktail table 60 in 1 setup. I would like to add a second “fire” button so I can load more games. Currently it has just one button so I can’t play Scramble as I have no ability to drop bombs. Anyone have any info on how to do it?

Bought this for $25 off of FB marketplace today! Only problem is that it blows the fuse in the 2nd photo every time I plug it in. Any help is appreciated!

What are the two buttons for inside the game machine for?

Anyone recognise these internals and how to configure them? Adjust volume and maybe add a second button to play scramble and such?

The screen only stays on solid colors, I've been messing around with the connectors so the color keeps changing, sometimes the game turns on but pressing buttons do nothing.

Title says it.... I need some help/tips. Just picked up a cruisn exotica cabinet. Overall in decent shape. But not quite sure where to start.

First things first, seems like everything is getting power. Power supply is working, putting out correct voltage. Power goes to the main board, PCB I believe it's called? I get LEDs on the board lit up. Power-Red Sound-Flashes I/O- Green DIAG-Green

So I'm assuming that this is all good.

What i don't know is if thats true or not. The original CRT is not powering on with the cabinet. I can hear the speakers power up with the machine and they produce a slight "fuzz" sound when powered on. They are not however playing any game sounds, which based on some research, says the game isn't booting? The game in theory should still run and function if the monitor doesn't work.

There were a couple of fuses that were blown when I initially picked the machine up, but have replaced and they didn't blow immediately, so I have some hope.

What should my next step be? Keep tinkering until I hear the game boot then work on the monitor? Or is it possible the game is booting up in a calibration mode and it won't make any sound? Is there any way to temporarily hook it up to another video source temporarily without an LCD conversion board?

I have many questions.

I recently built an arcade machine for my brothers birthday present and am wanting to build another one for myself and my kids. This was my first time building one so didn't really know what I was doing and have a few things I'd like to improve next time round and just after a few tips...

First up, I used a pandora saga dx kit that came with all the buttons, joysticks and wiring harness, and I just got a cheap refurbished 20" monitor as i couldn't find any new monitors that size to fit the screen panel.

The pandora had a few problems.... No resolution/ratio settings, a lot of repeated games, games with the wrong names etc and I don't need 10 000 games anyway.

So this time i'm gonna buy a 22" monitor and am thinking of a mini pc of some type and just run an emulator and add the games i want. I'm only going to be adding old mame, nes, snes and mega drive games and won't need it to run any 3D stuff like ps or 64.

I've used a few emulators over the years and tbh the best one i've used that can run all the different systems is openemu on my macbook air but I'm not sure if there is such a thing as a "mini mac" that i could run openemu off. Is that a thing? If not I'm happy to try a mini pc with a decent enough emulator to run the games I'll be using.

Also, as the pandora came as a full kit, I'm not sure how I would wire up all the buttons.

Any advice on this would be much appreciated.

I’m trying to identify this circa 1990’s arcade cabinet design, its plans and hopefully get some opinions of some possible games/artwork that were installed with this cab design if possible. It’s in the UK.

Hey everyone. When I was a kid my parents had an arcade machine. It has since disappeared but there were a ton of games on it and it was a big part of my childhood and I'm trying to find it. I dont have a ton of info on it but I remember some of the games. If you can help me identify it I would be very grateful. Some of the games it had were:

• Street Fighter
• Mortal Kombat
• Snowbros
• Mercs
• Megaman
• a dodgeball type game
• a game that involved flying ww2 type planes

It had a ton more games and like I said I dont have a ton of info so I dont expect much but I figured I'd see if anyone knew what machine I am talking about

I have an ITG2 Dedicab Arcade Machine that I'm looking to restore. At the time of purchase, everything was working as it should but after transporting and leaving in a storage unit for several months, the CRT monitor no longer displays any image. The machine turns on, you can hear static in the monitor, but unclear on what the exact issue.

Does anyone have any ideas as to what the issue could be? I've already double checked all of the internal connections, VGA power supply, audio, etc. I'm about to replace a fuse on the CRT motherboard. I'd like to try and resolve the issue myself but I'll pay for repair if I have to.

I am looking for this arcade machine from 84 called Cheyenne. Looking to buy and have shipped to me. Please let me know as my search has been over 20 years.