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@tuntav This may be information you already know, but both mine are detect as mice and the spinner overrides the mouse. The only way I get around is to find out what device number each mouse is (spinner is detected as mouse) and then start game, go into retroarch and set the mouse input to the number assigned to what mouse I want to use and then save the game settings (not the core settings). For example, my spinner is device 0 and mouse is device 2. For a game like Centipede, I just go into Retroarch, set Mouse Input from 0 to 2 and save the game config so only affects that game. Have done the same for AdvanceMame, but that does not use Retroarch but a config file. Again, you may already know this, so I am sorry if I am repeating information you already know.

I wanna know if the gifts was a success? :)

Ah, gotcha. Seen plenty of those too. Nothing bigger than about a 21' screen would be fine. I've actually never seen one that is a two player model with joysticks. It's always been one player or two player touchscreen.

^^^^^^^^^^ Hero

@quicksilver Haha! Retrogames as a religion, why not ;-) Make sure you play the ps1 port of Doom too...feels like a whole different games with the creepy music.

Remade an old stick to match.. (well almost match, the yellow is pretty darn off)

Very classy. :)

@Lurker is their a detailed tutorial of this anywhere?

@smeffron Thanks for the compliment. 😊 The kit I used is linked in my opening post right after the first two pictures. It's this kit from the German vendor Arcade4You. I used no t-moldings, as this kit doesn't have pre-milled notches for them. I just bent the car foil around the edges as it is shown here: The small round corners of my cabinet gave me some trouble, though, as you can see on my pictures in high magnification. They have some small wrinkles, but I can live with this little imperfection of my own work. 😌 You can also look at ArcadeWorldUK for more Flatpack kits. They have increased their product range significantly since last year.

Really nice to see such devices getting a new life :)

@jwshuler said in Custom Arcade Cabinet Build: It is actually start to look like an arcade cabinet. It sure does. :)

Does anyone have any recommendations on the best two player team games? - The wife is loving Tumblepop - has completed it three times now... but I got bored quickly... RetroPie EmulationStation HomeBuilt BarCade

@sturo In my humble opinion, it would very well deserve it. :)

All I can say is WOW!

Could you upload the background image you use in the theme/loading screen?