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i left mine as is, and almost hit 300k, so its fine for me. the only problem i have is the buttons are too small for precision. later -1

no, why would it. 1 player - 10 different AI levels 2 player mode later -1

thanks, i tried it with 8.1, and it got stuck saying 'into loader', and then quit. the trackball stopped working before i tried to update it. i then tried it on windows 10 computer, and this time the update ran, but failed to install. then when i tried it one more time, it got stuck 'into loader' message, and then nothing. thanks for the thought. later -1

well, sadly it looks like the replicade centipede was defective after all. the trackball stopped working. so i've contacted them, to see if they can fix it, or what the options are. later -1

eta prime review: later -1

the only way to properly play it is with a controller. also, there's no depth to the game, once you get the maximum upgrades that's pretty much it. later -1

well, although i'm still messing around with centipede replicade for a little bit longer, they will send you the USB upgrade cable free, if you register at their website. this only fixes the charging issue that the machine had: later -1

Videos of first 6 games: Videos of the other 6 games: Note : Super Breakout includes all 3 variants later -1

Arcade 1up - Asteroids 8-1 Partycade MOD to PC 12-1 ================================================== GOAL :Using All in one HP PC to do 12-1 dedicated games to match the original Asteroids theme. (More can be added later). ================================================== Added - 4 games Tempest Tubes [MOD], Space Duel, Quantum, Major Havoc Added enhanced graphics, and display overlays for these games: -------------- Asteroids - bezel overlay, crt monitor with burn in, and curvature Asteroids deluxe - overlay of background Lunar Lander - overlay graphics with LED Warlords - Overlay showing castle graphics and instruction bezel ---------- Fixed - Super Breakout plays all 3 variations (Cavity, Double, Progressive) Fixed - All spinner games work properly Rationale - Replace the standard 8 games, and add 4 more, while fixing controls for spinner games. NOTE: YES, there are 2 more vertical games, but they are fine on a slightly larger screen. - Quantum - Tempest Tubes YES, there is are trackball games too, because I liked vector games: - Quantum - Major Havoc can also use a spinner Technical Details: ========================================= Controls - 1 arcade joystick for all button games - 1 logitech marble trackball - 1 custom USB spinner Graphics - Built in Widescreen 16:10 17 inch LCD Aspect ratio - 4:3, fullscreen, zoom - adjustable per games Sound - Built in stereo speakers Volume - Full 0-100 internal, and external volume - Stereo Sound Simplicity - Basically replaces all the Arcade 1up screen, controls, and PCB. Yes, I know, basically I ended up buying it for the shell, but I am planning on doing something with PCB and controls somewhere, if they ever fix the spinner issues with the steps. ================================================ games: Final listing of games, types, controls ===================================== Horizontal - Buttons --------------------- Asteroids - Horizontal - Buttons - Enhanced graphics bezel, CRT curvature, burn-in Asteroid Deluxe - Horizontal - Buttons - Enhanced graphics overlay Gravitar - Horizontal - Buttons Spinner - Horizontal ---------------------- Avalanche - Horizontal - Spinner or Trackball Lunar Lander - Horizontal - Buttons and spinner for thrust - Enhanced LED and panel Major Havoc - Horizontal - Spinner or Trackball Warlords - Horizontal - Spinner - Enhanced graphics bezel and overlay Spinner - Vertical ------------------ Super Breakout - Vertical - Spinner - Added 2 other variants Tempest - Vertical - Spinner Tempest Tubes (mod) - Vertical - Spinner Trackball - Vertical --------------------- Quantum - Vertical - Trackball Software ====================== Free software x-launchpad for Windows 7 Free MAME 0.106 Free graphics and artwork located on MAME art sites Setup ======================= I have launchpad setup with custom Arcade 1up graphics. Made shortcuts to launch command line version of games with options, full screen, vector effects, and controls. Use trackball for selections and starting. Map all keyboard functions to joystick. From there, just click on the Marquee of the game to play, when it ends, it returns back to selection screen. parts needed ------------ None - but will be removing bezel from PC to make it fit into cabinet. Will also either use a custom control panel, or drill holes in current one Add on Price - $0 (FREE PC from friend) - $100 - $30 Trackball - $30 Custom USB Spinner - $30 USB Arcade joystick ============================== $90 - $190 Steps and Disassembly =============================== Open up back of partycade, remove sides, remove bezel and monitor. Remove control panel (optional) Find support for monitor to be right height (mines a little high right now). Also need to remove bezel to make it fit. =========================================== Time to completion, about 1 hour. Final thoughts ========================================== This is a HUGE improvement over the original. 4 Extra games Previous games all have enhanced graphics, sounds and controls that work properly and fit each game. I can add as many games as I want later on. Difficulty level of Mod : moderate if doing all control panel and screen properly beginner if you just placing screen and controls separately later -1

i don't know, but did you ask here: https://atariage.com/forums/topic/308842-astro-city-mini/ later -1

retroralph reviews star wars pinball from arcade 1up: later -1

arcade 1up marvel pinball review: later -1

star wars pinball unboxing. later -1

its not pretty, but its playable, glens prototype into the atgames competition. at the 11 min mark, he shows the trackball version playing centipede, which is actually playable along with missile command, and marble madness: later -1

i played with a logitech trackball on the pc: later -1

PR interview with David mcintosh, - they are approaching 2 million units sold now: later -1

Actually, they might not even be able to get the original ROM. It's more about not using the HD remaster to show it in 16x9, there are people that want it in the original 640x480 4:3 ratio. They also want to build a cabinet that looks more like the original, but probably without the the LED scoring. later -1

year end discussion: Interesting talk: ============ 1 Supposedly dragons lair will be a more accurate looking version, same with the cab 2 still talking about an upcoming pro or ferrari cabinet 3 fixed patches coming to the partycades also (ms pac man) 4 at least 4-5 new cabinets at CES 5 more multigame cabinets coming out 6 most likely SF2 coming with online play a lot more pinball talk coming later -1

more footage of big buck hunter: later -1

rad rally has been added to outrun: https://arcade1up.com/pages/outrun-seated-arcade-cabinet-bonus-game-firmware-update later -1

the replicade is a 1/6 scale or so cabinet, so it's not that tiny, like a 1/10 version like myarcade or basic fun, or a keychain version like tiny arcade. it just depends on the controls. the new sega astro mini has very decent controls compared to the snk mini, or the capcom mini. so it can be done, just don't scale things down to match. later -1

mine was lightly used, again its not defective. it's just not very accurate on any of the settings. i'll post some videos showing the gameplay. later -1

it's not that the parts are defective. they are not used to the usage of being moved or pushed thousands of times in one game. a regular button could withstand that usually, but these tiny mechanisms are not meant to be pushed that many times in several hours, so they are not going to hold up. same with the trackball, every single millimeter in movement of it, has to translate to pixels on the screen accurately and quickly with response time. so if its off a little bit, you will die constantly. i'm just surprised that even in short games, that people keep saying its accurate. i tried sitting and playing, lying down, and then i tried putting it up high, to stand and play it (looked funny), and then i tried hunching over, and every single time it was just too inconvenient to play it. eventually i found a really uncomfortable way to play, but as i said you have to keep taking breaks when playing it. ANYWAYS, the bottom line is it looks great on a shelf, don't expect to break any records as usual with these miniature machines. the dig dug 1/4 scale is better, because it's bigger, and it uses a joystick, which translates much better when using it on such a tiny machine. trackball and spinner games are an absolute disaster, and missile command will be also, when that comes out. later -1

well, i got used to the turbo after the normal version couldn't be found, and poured money into that. i liked it because i could last a lot longer, and eventually after a few hours, could hit the killscreen. now, i'm playing the 'normal' version, and yes, its way more challenging. however, if you played the turbo version only in the arcade, thats what you would be used to. later -1

my showcase of the Arcade 1up mod - to use the ATGAMES Namco Arcade Blast - 10 in 1 games: later -1