Which arcade cabinet did you mod?

Jason, Can you explain how you did it please? Thanks

Post a video then genius thanks for bragging

Thank you

Yes the lcd board for this model should work with yours

Pacman has a vertical monitor. you can do the 60 in 1 or the king of air 2 with 516 vertical games. But you have to flip the monitor 180 degree. If you wants to do the 33000 game, the display will be at a 90 degree angle. JMHO.

@@Oracle_insight Wow! That's awesome! You found a cool way to make some cash. Good for you man! 👍💯

@@RETROOBLIVION thanks, anyone can do it now with these videos I post.

thanks thats what i thought.

I would do the Mortal Kombat model. I don’t know anyone that has modded the Simpson’s model so I don’t know if the LCD board would work. I know for sure the LCD board listed in the description will work with that model. Right now I’m modding the newest mortal Kombat legacy model and I listed that lcd board in the description as well. They each require a different one. Also the arcade box has WiFi and you can log on to the internet and customize your start up screen and menu screen.

@@Oracle_insight I saw a 1up Simpsons molded tho

@@gomigang2875 I’m sure there is a way to do it; you would probably need to change the entire monitor out. When I tried nodding my old Simpson’s arcade I couldn’t find a video card that worked with the Simpson’s monitor to get hdmi to work with the screen.

Ramin, are you saying that the old setup he posted can actually work? I ask because I ordered all the stuff he listed, but has not been delivered yet. Thanks

@@PreppyvibesAdeline @•coconut blossom• Should be work 👍Mapping was the biggest problem that i had with my diy Arcade. Manual settings needed after you set USB Controller Boards. Every single reboot he saved not Player 1/2 mapped to the boards 😵‍💫

Yes plug in the ps2 controllers and hit select and configure controls. Once there, unplug them and plug in the arcade controls and configure them

Bought it from a craft store.

If you mess up, you need to plug a controller in that came with the arcade box. The controller is already mapped. Use that to hit start at the main menu and go to controller settings and then configure a controller. Once you get there, unplug the controller and plug in the left side arcade controls. Map the buttons then plug in the right side arcade controls and map them. A good way to make sure the controls are correct is to play mortal Kombat. If player 1 is the left side and player 2 the right, you did it right. If they are backwards, swap USB ports on the arcade box but you have to set the controls all over again one at a time. Gamepad1 needs to be on the left and gamepad2 needs to be on the right. Hope that helps

Yes

@@Oracle_insightAwesome. My brother was one of those people who could finish the whole game on 1 try. People would gather around and watch.

I too have this question and or can use the original on off switch?

I’ve had issues with this every once in awhile. Basically map player 1 with just player 1 side plugged in, then plug player 2 into the arcade box and map player 2. Go into a mortal Kombat game and make sure on the character select screen player 1 creates the green square highlighted box over the characters. Then click start on player 2 and make sure player 2 is the red highlight box over the characters. Test the game and make sure buttons work. After playing the game exit to the main menu and shut down the system. Turn it back on, go back into moral Kombat and make sure player 1 hasn’t swapped to player 2. You will know if the buttons swapped if player 2 is now the green highlight over the characters. If this happens exit the game and swap ports on the arcade box and remap the controls for player 1 then plug player 2 into the other port and remap. Test the game again and then exit and turn off system. Turn back on and go to mortal Kombat again and if player 1 is green, the problem should be solved.

There’s a few adapters you will need from amazon to make that work. Not all the cabs have the light up marquee. Let me see if I can find my parts list and I’ll add it into this comment.

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B081Z7H444?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07MQ9B8G3?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01M7N1GOH?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Use the parts I linked to create a y adapter for power using your existing power cord into your light up marquee.

I’ve not tried it on one of those yet. It all depends on the monitor if you can connect an hdmi video card to it.

If it looks like the one in this video you are good. 3rd Gen has speakers up top and has a different shape.

Yes you can full screen that way and sometimes player 1 and 2 get swapped so to test that player 1 and player 2 are correct, play mortal Kombat and it will show which controller is player 1 and 2. The. Turn game off and play again and make sure it’s actually player 1 and 2 by playing mortal Kombat again. If backwards switch them.

I haven’t; does it boot up at all or just green screen every time?

@@Oracle_insight boots up but before loading all the emulators it green screens ordered a new arcade box under then warranty so hopefully it’s just the box it’s self

@@isaaclujan2559 yeah I’ve never had one do that

They plug into the Arcade box, player 1 and 2

Use any mortal Kombat game to make sure player 1 and 2 are in the correct ports on the arcade box. When you enter the game, player 1 should be green highlighted box over characters and player 2 should be red. If they are backwards turn arcade box off and swap ports

Hammer and flat head screw driver would work. Angle it and give it a tap until it comes lose

Yes I have another video showing that model, you just have to buy a different video card. It should be listed in the description.

Plug it in to turn on, and go to menu screen and click shut down system to turn off. Once it’s off I unplug it. You can also buy this and Velcro to the top to turn it on and off. www.amazon.com/Cordinate-Designer-Tabletop-Resistant-41095/dp/B0845S3KNJ/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?crid=18KTMJ3UCU38W&keywords=plug%2Bpower%2Bon&qid=1652127515&sprefix=plug%2Bpower%2Bon%2B%2Caps%2C214&sr=8-2&th=1&psc=1

Hell of a job man... I'm going to give this a shot. Thank you for this. . Its appreciated

@@shawngrugel5078 no problem, do you have the new legacy model or this same one?

I have that same one. I bought tune Simpsons one as well... I'm afraid to mess with that one... but I got the MK Cabinet for next to nothing. I was thinking, I do have a Super Console X, it runs on that emulac as well. Do you think i could use that as opposed to the Arcade Box?

@@shawngrugel5078 yes that should work just the same as the arcade box

Haven’t tried it, yet, the arcade box only has 2 USB ports so you would need 4 to plug into a 4 player arcade machine

The arcade box should have all the original games on it

I don’t use the magic sticks for this method. You would only need the magic stick when using the switch fighting stick. I stopped using the switch fighting stick method because the firmware has changed on some of the magic sticks making that method not work anymore. Unless you bought the old version of the magic sticks before they updated the firmware, it will probably not work and you will need to buy the button kit and change out the buttons on the switch fighting stick.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9Ghf5yovNHIkn0.html If you already bought a switch fighting stick, upgrade it like I did in this video with a button kit. It will give you better buttons, it’s easy, the joysticks will work better, and you don’t need the magic sticks anymore.

Possible ground issue, or wrong video/display card for whatever cab you are using. Also one time I accidentally pulled the chord out from the actual LCD board inside it and couldn’t figure out the problem. I had to remove the whole tv and discovered the chord came lose when I was plugging it into the video card.

I am using the same one in this video. The mortal kombat cab. I do see a wire coming out of the screen in the back which is not connected to anything. I am not sure where to plug it into.

You can drill holes for more buttons. Also is that 4 player?

@@Oracle_insight yes

@@elijahwildhorse6735 the arcade box only has two usb ports for two players. Not sure if there’s an extension to add 4 player or if that would even work.

Haven’t tried but it should; if it’s a gen 3 model, you will need the gen 3 lcd video card

Comes with the games on it and which arcade 1up do you have?

Yes but you'll have to get a different lcd board because it has a different monitor

Didn't ever figure it out. I'm in the process of missing mine today and it's good except the buttons and joystick all f'ed up now

It’s required to work with the Arcade Box mini console

Yes

Yes

I don’t think so

A USB hub will work with 4 controllers on the Acade box so I would guess it is possible. I've tested and played with 4 players using a usb hub and four hand held controllers, so why not?

Yes, in order to connect it to the arcade box with all the games. Honestly it’s so easy. I’ve done it so many times at this point. You don’t need to drill all the extra holes. I recommend doing at least one extra hole for each side for start and select but having two extra per side is even better.

Ok, i watched the entire video and i want to give this a try. I have a killer instinct cabinet, do you know what HDMI LCD board should i use ?

Which model of arcade do you have? Did you hook up the ground? And did you order the correct hdmi converter board for your screen. There are different hdmi converter boards specific to certain screens/models. Make sure you plugged the cord from the screen into the board the correct way. Also make sure you didn’t pull too hard on the cord when plugging it in as it can unplug from the actual Arcade1up screen. I accidentally pulled too hard once on mine, hooked it all up and had the same problem. Had to remove the screen from the Arcade1up and plug it back in.

It’s the wires on the back of lcd screen panel. There’s a ground wired, power, and a wire that plugs into the pins on the hdmi converter board. The one that plugs into the pins on the converter board can come unplugged very easily from up inside the metal panel of the screen if pulled on too hard. If that happens you need to remove the screen and metal panel to plug it back in.

Thanks I will try to take it apart and check it out..I thought the board was the correct one but I will make sure as well..I have the street fighter anniversary addition...

@@tiny683 ok let me know which board you ordered and also if you can, send me the numbers on the back of your lcd screen inside the cab. Should be a sticker with a model number. Then I can make sure you have the right board.

It is tricky but once u try and get going it gets easier , he explained it well tho

Either the wrong board for what model arcade you have; or a wire got pulled too hard from the monitor and disconnected. Both problems have happened to me. Once I pulled the wires too hard connecting to the pcb board and it was enough to unplug it from inside the monitor. Had to open the monitor and re plug it in.

Thank you that worked I got it going 🙂 do you know how to add more games I want to add jaguar games if they will run on it thank you again

Sounds like a connection issue with your hdmi converter board. Make sure you have it installed properly, good ground, all cords are hooked in properly then make sure you didn’t pull too hard on the cord that connects to the pins on the board. A lot of people pull that cord to hard and it unplugs from inside the metal panel of the lcd screen. If that happened you have to take remove that metal panel and plug that cord back in. Next make sure you have a good hdmi cord.

Other problem can be the wrong hdmi converter board with the Arcade1up you have. Which model arcade are you using?

⁠​​I’m using the street fighter 2 champ edition , trying to see right now if I can fix anything

@@oofer2028 ok I’ve modded that machine a lot, let me know how it goes. Also the cord that plugs into pins on hdmi board has to be plugged in the correct way on the board. Let me know if you get it working or need help

Hey, I have a gen 1/2 board and gen 3 board, when I use the gen 1/2 board the green light on the lcd thing turns green and goes to red very fast, screen stays black, but when I use my gen 3 board the light stays green and screen is stuck on white

if you are doing the arcade box, try plugging into a tv or monitor and use the wifi game pad that usually come with your arcade box, get familar with it first, make sure everything is working before you plug in your control box, one you plug in the control box. do your button setup just as Greg's video. you can use one wifi remote in one USB and the encoder in the second USB. use you wifi remote pad to back up and select to get you out of setup if you get in trouble.

Yes

Wel luckily you don’t own or have to play it, right!?

@@Oracle_insight definitely!

This was actually for a client, and this is how they wanted it