- #Lethal enforcers 2 arcade machine mod
- #Lethal enforcers 2 arcade machine mods
- #Lethal enforcers 2 arcade machine Pc
Those are the original side panels and side art.
#Lethal enforcers 2 arcade machine mod
Preferred to just get the sinden guns and mod my own recessed screen idea. Still less than the T2 cabinets have been selling for, although I could see those prices falling, I'm not sure of the modding potential there. SO probably closer to $750 Canadian all in. Oh ya and the holsters cost a few bucks too. Probably a few more bucks here and there on some spray paint, brackets, screws.
So in total around $650 Canadian, $520 American. The Happ coin door (around $70 US / $100 Canadian). I got the art from arcadegraphix during -40% sale, which was great. Sinden Light guns were expensive, but I didn't splurge on the recoil versions, so around $250.
The cabinet was really cheap (original asteroids I bought from in canada for $115 Canadian (about $90 US). Build is not too much $$ compared to buying a cabinet. Could use a pedal for time crisis though. Rebel Assault 2 (Dos) is one of my favourite childhood games and works great with a proper flight-stick.
#Lethal enforcers 2 arcade machine Pc
Game runs great! I've also added a few "flight-stick arcade games" and I have a few classic PC games that run well with a flight-stick like this. The joystick buttons were automatically assigned joystick 1 and 2. No setup needed in supermodel now for any buttons. (Example key 3 is for Coin, so I connected my coin switch to 3 on the keyboard encoder). Instead of messing around with changing button configurations for it, I just used the keyboard encoder to connect each button the the keyboard key I wanted. The supermodel emulator is a bit more "expert level" than what I'm used to. I used a keyboard encoder for the buttons and coin door. Sideart, Control Panel Overlay, Marquee and Bezel from. Happ Analog Flight Stick connected to USB using Ultimarc APAC. Star Wars Trilogy Arcade: (formerly $190cdn PACMAN) Danny Sullivan could be included (same developer) and its a great addition with some varied game play from the offroad games. This is one that arcade 1up really needs to make. The Happ pedals are a bit of a luxury, but they give a really sturdy/authentic feel. I can't wait to show everyone how fun it is and how well it works. I need to dial in the sensitivity a bit on Super Sprint, but I have the other games running really well with the spinner/wheel and pedal. So far the games I've played are: Super Off Road, Super Off Road Track Pak, Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat and Super Sprint. Custom "base" for pedals attached to the riser using 90 degree metal brackets. Custom designed and printed lit marquee. Custom cut to the side panel and "flattop" extension piece added for offroad cabinet look. 2 Ultimarc spintrack spinners and wheel mounts connected through USB with Ultimarc IPAC. 2 Happ Analog Pedals (for gas) connected through USB using Ultimarc APAC. Super Offroad Cabinet (Formerly an original MK2 cabinet, decided to mod rather than sell) Currently Running: Lethal Enforcers, Lethal Enforcers 2, Area 51, Virtua Cop, Virtua Cop 2, Time Crisis, Terminator 2, House of the Dead and a few others I forget right now. Side art, control panel overlay and marquee from. custom cut to the side panel (slightly more like Lethal Enforcers cabinet look) made from the original Asteroids panel. It works great as it is so this might be true, although when standing I am aiming slightly down at parts of the screen (not 90 degrees) and it works great, so I think this is optional. I put the monitor fully 90 degrees because I heard the Sinden Light Guns might not work great with an angled screen. Lethal Enforcers themed cabinet (formerly $115 cdn Asteroids Cabinet): The marquees look a lot better in person, they look a bit washed out in the photos. I thought I would share a few photos here for now just to get them out into the universe. 
Maybe some of them will give Arcade1up some ideas and I'd be happy to answer any questions anybody will have.
#Lethal enforcers 2 arcade machine mods
I'm planning to make some videos to show the mods in detail and discuss the parts used. I've been a modding machine for a while, finally coming to a close. Worked perfect on 1st try connecting through USB with an APAC.Ĭheck out that custom NBA Jam (with t-molding) Happ Analog Flight stick works really well. Not really worth it unless you're cutting into the cabinet and need to replace the trim anyway. I have a plexi glass \"bezel\" at the front. I am 6' tall and it is ideal for either standing or sitting. Viewing angle is perfect with the monitor recessed like this.
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