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So I'll be buying an upright, full-size Super Pac-Man machine locally (within minutes of where I live, thank goodness), and need some tips on transporting it. I plan on using a minivan (specifically a late-model Kia Sedona with stow-and-go seats), but am incredibly skeptical about the machine's safety, particularly with the load / unload process. I've seen posts of folks saying it's okay to transport the machine on its back, but no posts explaining a how-to porcess to get the machine in and out of the van without dropping one end. So I have a small list of questions I've compiled: *Should I wrap it up before transporting it? And if so, with what? The van's floor is carpeted. *Will it be easy to get in and out of the van? It's a standard minivan, but my concern is loading it in at an angle, since the top end will have to go in first, so I wonder how easy it will be to put it in and out of the trunk. I'm assuming the heaviest part is the monitor. *Will a standard dolly work, or do I have to get something specific? I live on the ground floor, so I'll just roll it through my sliding glass door. *The carpet of my apartment is pretty plush. Out it be worth getting plastic sliders to stick on the bottom of the cabinet, in case I want to swap out boards and need to move it away fro the wall? Will this depreciate its value? Any and all suggestions I'd love to hear. Thank you!
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From the album: Custom Arcade
This is our Jaguar arcade cabinet showing off Raiden!!© Jay "Papa" Caraway 2015
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From the album: Custom Arcade
This is our Titan V cabinet. It houses a Sega Saturn with 4 meg region cart, a region modded PC Engine Duo, and a SuperGrafx!! It uses wired Saturn pads and adapters!© Jay "Papa" Caraway 2015
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I just wanted to write a quick blog entry here to show my intention of acquiring a Defender Arcade cabinet someday. This game means to me more than I can properly convey. My younger brother Joey, and I (he much more than I) played for countless hours on the Defender cabinet that they had on the pediatrics floor of St. John's Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. Defender is a really complex game which really takes a lot of practice to get good at. Joey was really great at that game despite often having to adjust his technique because of where his IV was on any given day. Cystic Fibrosis took him away from us when he was 10. He wasn't able to grow up, graduate high school or get married and have kids, but he was a wizard at Defender.
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From the album: Custom Arcade
This cabinet houses a 4 core and 7 windows ago PC for emulators (Amiga Forever, NES, and Mega Drive currently) and games like SF4! It has Sega 6-button pad PCBs wired to arcade controls and a USB converter. It also has a Japanese Sega Master System!© Jay "Papa" Caraway 2015
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From the album: Custom Arcade
This is our biggest cabinet. It uses an X-Arcade enumerator and has adapters for most systems. At any given time it can house an XBOX, Wii, PS1-2-3, Dreamcast, Game Cube, XBOX 360, or a PC!! It also has wireless XBOX controllers so my son can play Star Wars Battlefront I and II. He can play those games for hours on end and totally schools the computer!!© Jay "Papa" Caraway 2015
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