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My MAME Project.
First, I would like to thank those who have
spent the time and effort to create some of the
wonderful software required to create these
machines. I am a developer and understand
what it takes to maintain energy around an idea
to see it to reality.
I was addicted to video games very early
on. I am a thirty something who first was
exposed to video games in the late 70's and
early 80's. SPACE INVADERS, GALAGA, the home
ATARI 2600, Pong the list goes on and on.
I made several attempts at writing my own games
when I was 8 or 9 years old on the old TI 99-4A
system. That hooked me on programming and
here I am.
Any parent thinking of building one of these
will be instantly paid back when they see the
excitement on their children's faces when you
fire it up, or when they bring friends
over. The technology is relatively simple,
the parts are easy to find, the hard part is
finding the time. Take your time, do it
right, and you will be rewarded with something
that can add a dimension to your Saturday night,
family fun time.
Have fun and enjoy . . .
Chris |
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The reason this cabinet looks as if it is
sitting in construction, is because it is.
I am adding onto the house and I decided to go
ahead and add a arcade. We have the old
standard game room, pool table, darts, video
games. This room has MAME, foosball, air
hockey, darts, original cocktail cabinet Pac
Man, pinball machine and arcade lighting.
Takes me back and the kids love it. . . .
I could not wait for the construction to finish
before I built the MAME. |
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