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Our systems are capable of playing all arcade and home console games from one system, as well as a number of the latest PC HD games  all controlled from a simple menu with beautiful graphics and video previews for all games. The systems connect to your flat screen TV or monitor via HDMI and you can use any programmable joystick like the X-Arcade Tankstick or Xtension Emulator Edition joysticks. You can also use Xbox One or Xbox 360 controllers as well as the Mayflash F300 or F500 fight sticks! Up to 4 players are supported for most systems that allow it. These systems are completely Plug and Play! Everything is already configured including the controls. Simply plug it in and go! 

The link below will take you to a playlist which is full of videos outlining the details about the different controller options you can use with our systems. Please watch the "FAQs Before You Buy" video below as well. 

 CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO PLAYLIST

Our systems give you the same gameplay capability as a full arcade cabinet at a fraction of the cost. However, if you prefer a full cabinet build, you can later purchase one of the many affordable products available on the market such as the cabinets pictured below from recroommasters.com, drop the PC right into the cabinet and you're all set!

2TB SYSTEM: (BUDGET VERSION):

Compact Small Form Factor PC

Intel i5 3.1-3.3 GHz CPU

4GB RAM

2TB Hard Drive

Integrated Intel Graphics

Dimensions: 13.3 x 14.9 x 3.9

Price: $425

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This machine is our cheapest option and is best suited for the vintage gamer. It also plays newer high definition PC games like Ultra Street Fighter IV. 

2TB SYSTEM:

Compact Small Form Factor PC

Intel i5 3.1-3.3 GHz CPU

4GB RAM

2TB Hard Drive

EVGA GT 1030 2GB Graphics

Dimensions: 13.3 x 14.9 x 3.9

Price: $600

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This machine is our cheapest option and is best suited for the vintage gamer. It also plays newer high definition PC games like Injustice and Ultra Street Fighter IV. This is our most popular machine and all of our YouTube videos are made using this configuration. 

8TB SYSTEM

Compact Small Form Factor PC

Intel i5 3.1-3.3 GHz CPU

4GB RAM

8TB Hard Drive

EVGA GTX 1650 4GB Graphics

Dimensions: 13.3 x 14.9 x 3.9

Price: $800

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This machine is best suited for the all around gamer (vintage and modern) as it will run more of the newest PC games (For example Street Fighter V and Mortal Kombat X). It comes with a 8TB drive which is needed to fit the games of the larger CD based systems like PS2 and Wii and it also comes with a higher end video card.   

2TB GroovyMAME CRT SYSTEM:

Compact Small Form Factor PC

Intel i5 3.1-3.3 GHz CPU

4GB RAM

2TB Hard Drive

Radeon R7 250 Graphics

Dimensions: 13.3 x 14.9 x 3.9

Price: $600

This machine is exclusively configured for use with old tube TV's and monitors like the popular Sony  PVM and BVM line of monitors as well as consumer CRT TV's.

YOU MUST MESSAGE ME prior to purchasing so that we can discuss your specific setup and connectivity options.  

7TB GroovyMAME CRT SYSTEM:

Compact Small Form Factor PC

Intel i5 3.1-3.3 GHz CPU

4GB RAM

7TB Hard Drive

Radeon R7 250 Graphics

Dimensions: 13.3 x 14.9 x 3.9

Price: $720

This machine is exclusively configured for use with old tube TV's and monitors like the popular Sony  PVM and BVM line of monitors as well as consumer CRT TV's. 

YOU MUST MESSAGE ME prior to purchasing so that we can discuss your specific setup and connectivity options. 

CUSTOM BUILD

We offer custom builds if none of the configurations above work for you. You can pick and choose all of the components yourself or we can suggest them for you. This option will give you the highest performance. Please contact us for pricing if this option better suits your needs. 

DETAILS ABOUT CONTROLLERS:

The following link will take you to a playlist which is full of videos outlining the details about the different controller options you can use with our systems:

Xbox 360 and Xbox One controllers: are plug and play and are the "master" controllers. You should start with these while you familiarize yourself with the system before jumping into any OEM controllers below. These can be purchased anywhere they're sold or you can use your existing controllers as long as they're original Microsoft branded and not third party.  

Notes about Xbox 360 controllers: you only need one wireless receiver for up to 4 controllers. You can purchase your first controller from the first link below which includes a receiver and the rest from the second link which is cheaper since it's only the controller without a receiver. Wired controllers will also work but they must be true hardwired controllers and not have the removable cable. NOTE: your best bet for Xbox 360 controllers is to purchase used ones on eBay, make sure that you include the words OEM or original in your search, do not buy off-brand controllers, buy original Microsoft branded controllers. 

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE XBOX 360 CONTROLLER WITH RECEIVER

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE XBOX 360 CONTROLLER WITHOUT RECEIVER 

Xbox 360 Third Party Wireless Receiver: another option is to buy the third party receiver linked below which is much cheaper and works well. This is a good option if you already own Xbox 360 controllers or if you buy the controllers without the receiver linked above.

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE THIRD PARTY XBOX 360 RECEIVER ON EBAY

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE THIRD PARTY XBOX 360 RECEIVER ON AMAZON

Notes about Xbox One controllers: You must purchase a wireless receiver from the link below. The receiver sold in stores or most places online will not work. Alternatively, you can hard wire the controller to the PC. 

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE COMPATIBLE XBOX ONE WIRELESS RECEIVER

CLICK HERE FOR ALTERNATE SOURCE FOR XBOX ONE WIRELESS RECEIVER

JAMSWALL Xbox 360 Controllers are a third party alternative to original Microsoft Xbox 360 controllers. They're much cheaper but have some shortcomings. See video below for details:

Original Console Controllers (OEM) most are plug and play but you must purchase specific adapters/controllers. See the following link for details: 

Aimtrak Light Guns are mostly plug and play. See video below for easy initial setup:

Mayflash F300 or F500 Arcade Joysticks are plug and play, there is a physical mod that I recommend you do but isn't mandatory. See my video tutorial at the following link for details: 

X-Arcade Joysticks need to be configured, this is very easy to do, I have a very detailed tutorial available on my YouTube channel (see link below) that walks you through the process. You can also order them from me already configured however I would encourage you to have a look at the video as it will save you some money if you do it yourself and it is extremely easy to do. NOTE: if you have a newer X-Arcade controller (2019 and beyond) use the first video. If you have an older controller (before 2019) use the second video.

Xtension Control Board from recroommasters is plug and play with my systems. All you have to do is tick a check box in the settings to enable it. I have a video on my YouTube channel that shows you what to do (link below). Note that you must order the "Emulator Edition" or "Emulator Edition Plus" controller. The 4 player ultimate edition controller will also work but will require some tweaks which we will do for you remotely at no extra charge. Please let us know which of their controllers you are buying when placing your order. 

Logitech G29 Steering Wheel is plug and play with my systems. You have to enable it, to do so, make sure to watch the video below. It is a long video because I go into a lot of detail, but enabling it is simple and most of the video just shows you how to do different things like changing the inputs should you choose to do so.

Playstation 4 DualShock 4 Controllers are supported but they must be connected with a USB cable, not wireless. See video below for details.