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TopGun Arcade
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2023
Arcade Walkthough @ Six Flags Darien Lake / Buffalo, NY
In this video I showcase the arcade games at Six Flags Darien Lake in Buffalo, NY
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Splitsville Arcade Walk Through
มุมมอง 259หลายเดือนก่อน
In this video I showcase all the games in the splitsville arcade in Hamilton, ON Canada.
Popeye Arcade play - through
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In this video I show some tips to score high for popeye arcade.
Drangon's Lair walk through with joystick movements
มุมมอง 1899 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this video I play through all the moves at the exact time to play Dragon's Lair. It takes a bit of practice to time when to input the moves. You'll get it in no time. Enjoy this classic.
Giggles Arcade Review
มุมมอง 160ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I show case the current games available at Giggles Arcade in Sauble Beach, Ontario Canada. Enjoy
Burger time high score run
มุมมอง 71ปีที่แล้ว
I show some patterns to stack the enemies to run high scores on burger time. I finished with 1,035,800 but my high score is over 2 million. Ok enjoy.
Cinemax Mountain Location Arcade Review
มุมมอง 177ปีที่แล้ว
Here's another arcade review in the Cinemax theater in Hamilton, ON. Enjoy
Space Invaders High Score (Technique)
มุมมอง 159ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I show a pattern to run a high score on space invaders arcade. Once you master it you can play for a long time.
Sci - Winder Arcade Spinner ( Unboxing and review)
มุมมอง 186ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I unbox the sci - winder spinner from groovy game gear, install it into my arcade, and play some games. Sci - Winder turn count = 1200 Analog sensitivity formula ( original arcade spinner turn count x 100) / new device turn count Tempest arcade example ( 72 x 100 ) / 1200 = 6 your new sensitivity setting! Link to buy spinner: groovygamegear.com/webstore/index.php?main_page=product...
Arcade Flight stick (How to install) Amazon
มุมมอง 1.2Kปีที่แล้ว
In this video I show you how to install and an arcade flight stick from amazon. I also show you how to get 2 separate buttons instead of just 1. Arcade flight stick Amazon link: www.amazon.ca/Video-Pressure-Flight-Stick-Arcade/dp/B09CDXBCZZ/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?crid=34BMGG6V3HB0A&keywords=arcade flight stick&qid=1684165037&sprefix=arcade flight stick,aps,218&sr=8-2-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhb...
How to wire Deep Cool cooling fan for an arcade
มุมมอง 40ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I show how to power a Deep Cool Fan to a 12 volt power source. Black wire = Ground (Negative) Grey wire = Hot (Positive)
Lazer Mania Arcade Walk-through (Hamilton, ON)
มุมมอง 619ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I showcase the lineup of arcade games in Lazer Mania Arcade in Hamilton, Ontario.
Americana Resort (Arcade walk through) Niagara Falls
มุมมอง 585ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I show a walk through of the arcade games in the Americana Hotel Resort Arcade in Niagara Falls Canada.
Custom arcade build (step by step)
มุมมอง 98ปีที่แล้ว
I build my custom arcade from scratch. A true DIY build right down to the marque and control panel using photoshop. One tool I highly recommend is a router.
Flicky Arcade Game (High Score Run)
มุมมอง 392ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I run through all levels of Flicky Arcade game, and score my personal best with a bit of a shocker at the end.
I keep hearing people say these can be connected to a PC. I have Star Wars Trilogy Arcade running great on my PC and I want to play with a controller stick similar to the arcade. Right now I’m using a ps5 game pad which works, but just isn’t the same & you don’t get the same precision. Do you know what I’d need to connect one of these to my PC? Is that even doable without losing your religion in the process?
Buy a zero delay encoder and follow the rest of the steps in the video and you can connect it to a PC
@@topgunbass Cool. Thanks 🙏
Just more Chuckie Cheese games...
I know, it's all we got.
Thank you for the video, I was looking for this. Hope you’re having a good one.😊
Recorded horizontally:)
So, the final order from best to worst in terms of latency is: - Atari-Commodore 9-pin Game Port (less than 1 ms). - PC 15-pin Game Port (about 3-5 ms). - USB 2.0 Port (about 11-17 ms, including all additional delays). Therefore, the Atari-Commodore 9-pin game port has the lowest latency, followed by the PC 15-pin game port, and the USB 2.0 port has the highest latency among the listed interfaces. Due to the significant latency of the USB bus with the connected mouse and keyboard, as well as the additional delay of the USB joystick controller itself, many people have simply stopped playing arcade games and fighting games. They no longer enjoy playing such games. Most of these people couldn't even understand what exactly happened and why their favorite games no longer attract them.
@@timmbcy3639 interesting information. We do our best with the tech we have.
Thanks.
Nice work man. Its looking clean
Grande peladooooo!!!!
Joystick troppo rumoroso…..e schermo lcd inguardabile…..sono il marito della signora Colazingari appassionato di lasergame ma della versione originale americana cinematronics….
Great job on the video! I use a lot of these same techniques. I think you're better than me at luring Brutus up/down the steps when you're about to grab the spinach. I'll have to try doing that on the ship screen especially.
Ya it crazy how you have to time things. Really good players seem to have it down to a science.
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Thanks for doing this. I appreciate the description of how to wire the 1 and 2 buttons. I am looking for direction on how to wire the four micro switches on the base of this to a usb encoder. You show this wired up at the end but do not describe where each goes. I assume there is an Up, Down, Left, Right on the encoder, but am not sure how to determine that. Thanks
Depending on what encoder you have, each one should have a diagram showing you all the inputs. Zero delay has a diagram lables which wires would be up,down,left,right. The joystick Depending orientation will have the corresponding micro switches for each direction. If you don't know you can simply use trial and error to determine. I hope this helps you out.
@@topgunarcade Cool mod thanks for replying because Im curious also. I hope each encoder board has room for two directional input devices or at least hope it can be daisy chained cause I dont mind if they share same input line i just want to use a flight stick for after burner extc.. (Im new to hobby but got alot of mods planned)
@patrickjones2843 most encoders usually have 4 inputs for direction. Some come as a dual for player 1 and 2.
It's probably an original Asteroids machine, the rest are replicas.
Most newer games,,not many 80 classics
not 'space wars' it's 'computer space' by nutting associates...same concept as space wars, but different
Wow ok you're right I messed that up. Congratulations on finding the Easter egg in the video. Lol
wow
I can't believe I didn't hit 4mil. That was a bummer. Thanks for watching.
Man childhood memories.😢😢😢😢😢
I wish I was a bit older back in the day when arcades were hopping. I never had enough money to play, but they were great times.
Would that be John Riggs or the Imortal John Handcock?
John from John's arcade channel...lol
@@topgunarcadehey guys...WE ARE IN THE BASEMENT!!!
Heart dropped after the intro and generic fighting game + "Arcade Classics". 😥But then you showed some real arcade classics (before the "3 genres" era)! Great that they've kept these running. :) These guys have to be IL based originally am I right?
No sure where they originate from.
Are the machines on free play or do you have to put coins in?
Free play
No Mortal Kombat? FAIL.
Seems like it would be an easy fame to aquire.
"That man is playing Galaga!" Somebody had to say it, LOL.
I want the location of the arcade
1 Manhattan Square Dr, Rochester, NY 14607, United States
3:00 OMG it's Fix it Feliz jr it's real
Lol yup it's real
Just like the ones made by disney
You gotta get back room access thay all the good broken stuff
That walking dead game is amazing
It always weirds me out seeing Star Wars Battle pod....without the actual pod around the game. The name doesn't really make sense without the pod capsule around the machine lol. 😅
Thank you for showing each game. Much appreciated. Although I have to say the arcade section seems small and a random selection. It doesn't seem like they are using the space effectively and could put a ton more machines in that arcade space. The hallway should be lined with arcade cabinets. Not just empty space.
Whoa, that place looks soooo cool!!!... as a classic games aficionado, this looks like the place I would spend all day in. 🤩
I have to go back. I didn't spend enough time in the pinball area.
Yay Tron! But no Discs of Tron which is one of my all time faves! 🙄
Ya I guess they don't have them all. So many good games, I'm glad we can relive some of it.
@Topgunarcade Yeah it’s Ok man! I enjoyed seeing TMNT, Zaxxon, Donkey Kong Junior, Centipede, SpyHunter, S.T.U.N, Runner and others! It took me down the trip to memory lane! I was a child and teenager of the ‘80s and to me high art is an 80s arcade with a few late 70s and 80s Pins thrown in! 🙄🤩😉😎
Nice 😉👍❤️
Wow I could spend all day in there, like looking at my dream arcade as a child (!) thanks for uploading
I know I need to go back there. I found the pinball section to late and didn't get to play all the games. Definitely going back one day.
Thanks for the video. I am planning on adding one of these to an arcade fightstick with a 4 way joystick for some retro gaming and I was wondering if I can bypass the pcb board that this comes with and connect it directly to a controller interface like the iPac 2. I just want one USB cable coming out from the arcade stick, like a normal fighting stick does and I don´t want to add an USB hub because of possible added lag and needing extra electrical power. This spinner seems to be the best for this type of application since it is short but it seems that it is married to it´s own pcb interface... I hope that I can find a way to use it in my arcade stick.
You'd have to probably cut the ribbon cable as it has a proprietary plug. Then you would have to solder the other end to a usb cable and plug into a computer to see if it would even detect it as a mouse. Same going into an ipac. I don't think it would know it's a mouse. I don't think you would get any lag. Unless you are playing at a world record pace you would never tell.
@@topgunarcade Don't do it. SciWinder is a 5 pin connect and Ipac is a 4 pin connect (5V, Gnd, A, B). It is not USB but a 2-phase or 3-phase on/off pulse signal rotary encoder. I did my own spinner with Arduino micro-controller using ATmega32U4 MCU. There are dozens of MCUs that is what the little square chip on the board does, pulses to USB.
These arcade machines break not worth owning they are complete garbage they make you lose money if your not putting them in stores to make money I’m not very sure if anyone would pay money to play them since arcade no longer rule the world of video games anymore as they used to that’s when I bought a couple of them all they did was break over and over there is nothing anyone can do to stop them from breaking sometimes it’s the plus then it could be the Monitor or the joystick or buttons I still have them I repaired them I put them away I now play on arcade 1 ups that don’t break once but looking at these arcade machines just reminds me of nightmares it’s broken need to call someone to fix them
It's the price you pay to keep 40 yr old machines in service. It's amazing that people make parts to rebuild these machines. If you grew up in the 80's era you for sure don't want these machines to die. It's places like the strong museum that allow us to have some of this wonderful nostalgia before all these machines are gone forever.
Thankfully there are people who appreciate the finer things in life
@@joeyjo-joshabadu9636 who are you talking to cause you aren’t 40 years old as these people are kids teenagers just love to chat on people that’s not their age I own arcade machines I got real ones that costed me $5,000 I know you got 0 in your house homy
@@topgunarcade I buy these still cause I can repair them I do fixing as my job at home arcade I fix arcade machines but for those out there who don’t know how to fix arcade machines make sure you have someone who can fix them we give a 1 year warranty on these I’m not allowed to give out the phone number but you can search it if your in my state
@@stevestars2966 geez talk about sour grapes
Awesome
very cool thanks for the upload.