Arcade1UP Street Fighter II: Champion Edition, Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, Street Fighter II: Turbo

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The executable is named MOO-MIME-ShipMusl-GG Executables can be renamed to whatever you want. Executables can be placed whereever you want; they will look for their data in ./zassets Asteroids Cabinet - Lunar Lander missing analog thrust like arcade version; hardware & software issue (spinner could have been used, even though not arcade-accurate either at least would be analog) K# = Graphics Patches [Pac-Man Plus] [default K1]K0 = No patches [original graphics with COKE can.]K1 = Patched graphics [PAC can instead of COKE can] NEWS 29: Added additional "2nd Gen" hardware and software info - 256MB RAM, runs Armbian. Uprights use 17" 1280x1024 monitor like Gen1. Countercades use 8" 1024x768 monitor. Countercades are Gen2, even if the games were a Gen1 release. (Pacman, etc.)

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TEST MODE - allows you to see the version of the software on your board. To enter, turn machine off, set volume control to middle setting, press and hold "all" the buttons, and turn the machine on. Among the info displayed will be the software version number. (No one seems to know exactly which buttons are required, but pressing all or as-many-as-you-can seems to work.)Emulator executable is /root/ MOO-MIME-ShipMusl-GG and full command line is: ./MOO-MIME-ShipMusl-GG O3 L0 \\cat /tmp/game\. Street Fighter 2 CE Cabinet - One channel of sound entirely missing for resulting in poor music/effects reproduction; software issue; workaround pcb solder input bridging: https://www.reddit.com/r/Arcade1Up/comments/9qe1aq/arcade1up_open_and_resolved_issues_list_updated/eaj63v1?utm_source=reddit-android All cabinets - No access to "dip switches" in hardware or software to change settings like difficulty level

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Street Fighter 2 CE Cabinet - Some EMULATOR BOARDS STARTING TO MALFUNCTION OVER TIME and/or OUT OF BOX - WHEN SELECTED SUPER STREET FIGHTER II: The New Challengers instead either opens STREET FIGHTER II CE or freezes, making one game effectively unplayable - appears to primarily impact newly manufactured units.A text file exists for each menu choice (/root/ game X, where X=1-12), consisting of only one line. For MAME it contains the the ROM name ("asteroid","tempest", etc). For MOO it's a hard-coded game number ("g0","g1","g2"). NEWS 25: Added info for Space Invaders v1.0.3. As expected, uses MOO emulator and the controls match up with Galaga & Pacman. Has only one .ZIP file that contains both games and ten .WAV audio samples. Emulator can be configured to use samples or emulate the sound effects. WiFi LIVE online play, for the first time in an Arcade1Up Capcom Legacy game machine. No monthly subscription required! https://tcrf.net/Space_Invaders_(Arcade) details the various versions of Space Invaders, including the "CV" and "SV" versions used here.

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All appear to have been designed without the ability to adjust brightness. Brightness adjustment kit available here: I want to first start off by saying I’m a HUGE fan of the Arcade1Up cabinets. I’m a proud owner of PAC-MAN, Street Fighter 2 Championship edition and the latest Teenage mutant ninja turtles cabinet which I reviewed. Those who know me know that I’m no stranger to making modifications to my devices.

Madlittlepixel creates some very informative retro gaming videos, especially when it comes to tweaking Retropie and some of the newer retro home consoles.

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Here is a top outline list of what you will need to get your Arcade1Up playing 1000’s of games from your old arcade days as well as your home consoles. It is more detailed out below. You can find all of these parts and kits in our store. Number of games is set in /etc/init.d/ - line is: ./menu, XX `cat /tmp/selected` where XX is number of games - 3, 12, etc. NEWS 4: Successfully pulled the 2nd partition from the flash - it's ~100MB and contains Linux, MAME, the ROMS, etc! (Based on some partition info I gathered, I believe it's 512MB in total, with a 3rd unknown partition taking up the remainder.NEWS 2: I've successfully pulled the software image 8MB boot partition (uImage ************) from my SF2 board!