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How do I build my own arcade cabinet?

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Well depending on how handy you are you can build the cabinet for around $200, for just the basic joystick + buttons (no fancy spinners etc), figure around $25 per player. How to connect the joysticks to the computer and the computer itself is a pretty big variable.Nov 8, 2005

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Turn your Raspberry Pi into a retro arcade machine

1. WHAT YOU'LL NEED. For this build, you'll need a Raspberry Pi with a memory card, a Pimoroni Picade PCB, and a TFT screen with an HDMI input, and an HDMI cable and power supply. ...
2. INSTALL THE SOFTWARE. Power up your Raspberry Pi and monitor, then connect them with the HDMI cable. ...
3. SET UP THE CONTROLS AND CABINET.

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So under US law there is no such thing as a legal MAME cabinet. Whether copyright owners turn a blind eye to people making backup copies or repurpose them is something else entirely, but still not legal under the letter of the law.Jul 9, 2013

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