A racing wheel snap-on that fits the spinner for casual racing game play would be a bonus- otherwise racing wheels via usb is fine. if not too cluttered for space left for a spinner, I think that would cover most controls. I never minded the X-arcade tankstick layout of the trackball in the middle. Left and right side out of view pinball style flipper buttons wouldn't hurt. I like the angled Neo Geo four button layout so an extra button on the lower left can accommodate. Maybe that is better for my own build, next after this project, but where are the best resources/forums for a collection of DOWNLOADABLE plans and schematics my friend and I can decide on and get cracking? I'm brand new (never) to building an arcade cab and would love some inspiration and advice for things I didn't know I should consider.Īs a big fan of the Genesis and Saturn 6 button controllers, I think we can start there to ensure fighting games like SFII are covered.
This is where I could use the most help - there are many places to buy custom builds or kits you assemble from pre-cut pieces. I know the virtue in building a cabinet for some things and not trying to make one control panel too busy to do all things. Our discussions are American vs Japanese sticks and buttons (leaning towards the latter), and our biggest consideration is button layout and if to include things like a trackball and spinner. We are going DIY, and this project is worth it to him for ONE arcade game already supported by MiSTer and the rest of the cores being amazing bonuses.
Immediately, I'm helping a friend build an arcade cabinet- this guy can do anything in woodworking, electrical and more. I see many in the future building arcade cabinets. For me, I mean the woodwork, lighting, marquees and ESPECIALLY controller layouts.
BUILD ARCADE CONTROL PANEL SOFTWARE
Of course, configuring, 'how to also include a Rasperberry Pi in tandem' software and connector discussions might happen. Primarily focused on cabinets themselves layouts and styles, etc. I'd love for this to be a hub for Arcade cabinet builds with MiSTer in mind.
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