Project C-Macc: arcade cabinet that can play every game, ever

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Every once and a while, Joel, Rob and I fever dream about building ourselves MAME cabinets. It's never going to happen, for a variety of reasons: lethargy, lack of space, and the unspoken knowledge that that the 20 years of home consoles have inured into us a certain fondness for supine lounging while blasting our aliens or hopping upon evil anthropomorphic mushrooms. We simply do not have the souls of the MAME cabinet builder.

But this guy from the UK Over-Clock forums is totally Thetan Clear on the E-Meter of cabinet makers. His Project: C-MACC resulted in a cabinet capable of playing practically every console and arcade game ever. That which he could not emulate in MAME or MESS he installed manually, including an Xbox 360, a PlayStation 3, a Wii, a PSP and a Nintendo DS. End cost: roughly $4,500.

It's hideous, but even so: we are impressed. Chest thumping respect, sir.

Project C-macc's Another Mayhem Build [Over-Clock.co.uk]


Discussion

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...Two points:

1) Does it support Colecovision or Vextrex?

2) Does it play - here it comes! - Crysis?

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More importantly, can it play Battletoads?

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I'll be impressed, but only if it plays Spacewar!

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HOW TO THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN DONE:

- Buy a Japanese Arcade cabinet

- Buy all the console you you want to play

- video converter

just wire everything inside and Voilà...
I wouldn't call this DIY, just expensive shopping...

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#5 posted by Anonymous , September 19, 2008 5:15 AM

lol so once youve bought all that. then dev a away thet they switch between them and turn one off when another one comes on, then dev a switch system for them all, then dev a cooling system, then dev a way to play psp and nintendo ds on screen with a touch screen system .... LOL yeh its that easy i suppose ... ROTFLMAO . you dont have a clue

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