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Jun

09

2009

Desktop Arcade Cabinet

Posted by: Gary Stanton

Desktop arcade cabinet

If you don't have the space for a full sized arcade cabinet, this could be the answer.

It's a familiar story. You desperately want an arcade cabinet running Mame with the best custom joystick parts... But either you've got no space, or more often a wife/girlfriend who strongly disagrees that the spare room should be used as a games room. (Honestly... I run a company selling video game t-shirts, you knew what you were signing up for!)

Well this desktop sized cabinet could be the answer. Combining top quality parts, with a small build, this is a truly beautiful piece of kit - and importantly, can be easily hidden in a cupboard.

We were lucky enough to get chatting to the creator of this awesome cab in a pub recently, so we're hoping to eventually get them for sale on the site, but you can get your hands on the prototype right now over on eBay. And for a mere £350, you're not going to find a better deal, anywhere, ever.

Desktop arcade cab eBay auction

 



 

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Gary Stanton

Gary Stanton

Gary spent his entire childhood in front of a ZX Spectrum and an Amstrad CPC464. Aged six, Gary attempted to write his first computer game by making screeching sounds into a tape recorder. He was genuinely surprised when it didn't work.
Today he is a joint owner of RetroGT and a freelance Coldfusion developer. His favourite games character is Dizzy.

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