Well, while I’m still in Ghostbusters mood, let’s talk about an arcade game based on them! I’ve been slow making new Arcade Center posts, but what better way to bring a new edition than talking about the Ghostbusters?
Okay, there might be a better way, but hey, why not?
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If you’re an arcade game fan, it’s more than likely that you also really love shmups. They’re a big genre in the arcade market, and there’s tons of them. And most of them are really good.
Here’s one that I really like: DonPachi. It also has a few sequels, including DoDonPachi, DoDonPachi 2, and some console releases. From my experience, the sequels share the same basic gameplay, so here I’ll only talk about DonPachi.
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Well, with an arcade cabinet with TONS of games in my basement, I knew I’d find crazy stuff. But… I mean, just look at this game’s title… you know it’s gonna be weird. Just seeing the title in the frontend, I knew I had to try it out, and I wasn’t disappointed.
So read on for the first game in my Arcade Center posts.
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Hey everyone!
Recently I’ve been interested in a fun little project. I always wanted to have my own arcade cabinet, to have something similar to the arcade experience. Sure, I could just download ROMs and use MAME playing with a keyboard, but that just doesn’t cut it. And an actual cabinet with a game in it is… usually pretty expensive and not THAT easy to find.
So I set my goal to have my own upright arcade cabinet. And I found that the best and most cost-effective way was to make one myself. That’s how my quest to make my own arcade cabinet started.
And as you can see this is the #1 of my Arcade Center “series”, so I’ll have much more to talk about. I’ll start with my cabinet that I’m building right now.
Read on, there’s a bunch of info after the jump.
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