Hopefully, I made sense explaining the build. I’ll try to answer any questions in the comments. If you want to play my Nintendo friend ID is 5262-3207-5527.
@@vilhelmstein2091 I haven’t played it or seen gameplay but I have heard of it. You probably will be the first to make one of those. I’d like to see it.
@@vilhelmstein2091 Does it require the right analog stick to aim? Unfortunately, that wouldn’t work since there’s no right stick on these arcade controls. I guess you could just use a controller.
Man this rules. Also that's the best Turtles game I've played in the past 30 years. Good choice in using that art for the control deck. Seems more fitting. Beautiful cabinet dude
Nice. Cool to know you can literally connect the control deck to a switch via usb to connect to monitors other than the Arcade1up stock. Obviously, in the case of 'bring your own monitor', a television with audio output is a perfectly workable solution for sound, but splicing the audio input/output is probably simpler, more streamlined, and cheaper.👍
Since they just announced they’re release the raw thrills tmnt arcade game and now all the tmnt arcade games are finally gonna be coming home, I saw it as a sign that it was time for me to make a tmnt cab. Arcade1up was the way I wanted to go because of ease of entry, but I couldn’t decide how I wanted to get it done, this video will pretty much be my bible, right down to how I wanted to use the intec deck. Thanks so much for this, sir! Super excited to get it going and maybe even add some support for rare stuff (like my old iPhone that uses physical controls for touchscreen only games so I can play the double dragon mobile on an actual arcade cab)!
@@mattakadanja so I do have a question/concern about the vinyl since you didn't show that part in the vid but,: which vinyl did you choose for the decals at arcaxegraphix? Also how hard is it to put on? At $150+, I'm not trying to mess this up and I have so much anxiety about it 😅😅😅
@Rockmankb Here’s the link to the cabinet graphics I used. arcadegraphix.com/product/arcade1up-3-4-scale-shredders-revenge-graphics-kit/ I watched videos on @arcadegraphix TH-cam channel before applying the vinyl. My main takeaway: go SLOW.
Cool to know those tips and tricks about the intec control panel. I have one in my final fight. I decked mine out to be Sega genesis themed but mainly keep the genesis mini systems plugged in. I do plug in my steam deck and switch on occasion as well.
@@mattakadanja sure does and one great thing about the steam deck is how easy it is to get emulation station with all the emulators up and working. It’s way easier than a retropie (I have plenty of those, too). The TH-cam tutorials to get it done are very simple.
I have a lot to say about this game in general so if you don't want to read this, I totally understand! First off, I LOVE this idea, and if I can one day, I'm copying everything about this so I can have this too. I said this on one of the release day reviews and in 2024 it still holds true. TMNT Shredder's Revenge did the same thing for me that Sonic Mania did. We'd been begging for 20+ years for a return to form for these franchises. Sonic because well, Sonic has nose dived into a river with the vast majority of their 3D offerings, and TMNT because their art style changes were so damn goofy and the stories just weren't interesting anymore. Enter Sonic Mania and Shredder's Revenge and my inner child burst out of me again. I fell in love with both games and have spent many a day just playing with a big smile on my face. I can honestly say, they carry the same magic the original 2D Sonic and TMNT Arcade titles had. Maybe some of it is just the obvious pixel art style, but there's a feel to both games that hasn't been captured since the originals, until now. I messaged Tribute Games and Dotemu just a couple days ago. "I just wanted to take the time to thank you both for Shredder's Revenge. It's been quite a while since release, but that day, I bought a large cheese pizza and played through the whole game with a life long friend I played the original TMNT games with. For a few hours, I got to re-live something I loved from my childhood with someone I originally experienced those memories with and that's worth more than any triple A title could ever provide. I just figured I'd give you all a big thank you for that." This was their response. "Just shared this with the rest of the team 🥹 we’re so happy to have been able to bring you back to the past for a bit with our game 💜🐢" I'll say again what I said in my message. I got to re-live something I loved from my childhood with someone I originally experienced those memories with and that's worth more than any triple A title could ever provide. THAT is the biggest compliment I can imagine giving someone making a video game. And Shredder's Revenge and the people who made it completely deserve it.
@@vilhelmstein2091 they feel pretty good to me. I think they’re some pretty good clones of high-quality arcade controls. I play on it pretty often and have no complaints.
@@ToTBoO sunk? Are you talking about out the plexi deck protector? They’re not sunk in. They’re just not raised as high as they would be without it. It looks better than damaged deck art. 🤷🏻♂️
This one is a Logitech Z213. I have a Z313 in my MAME pc arcade (and is what I thought I bought for this one, but I ordered a different one by mistake) The Z213 is smaller with less bass, but the Z313 never gets turned up very loud so I will probably just keep what I have.
Bro you should make these and sell them I would totally buy one from you how much this cost in total including cabinet my name is Shane by the way I got a couple of these arcade cabinets one Mk moded one and the first release of the teenage mutant ninja turtles 1up cabinet
Shredders revenge is a 16 bit graphics game not the Arcade graphics like the teenage mutant ninja turtles 1989 and turtles in time those are the only arcade graphics games the turtles are stuck to Super Nintendo graphics that sucks
@@mattakadanja I’m not confused this is a 16 bit graphics game so is streets of rage 4 it’s a 16 bit graphics game as well so is the Lebron James game these can play perfect on the Super Nintendo Sega Genesis turbo graphics and if you think it’s just 16 bit graphics games they put for sale digital well they added 8 bit graphics games also like double dragon it’s $4.99 and Pac-Man namco museum that’s $19.99 there are more Sega Genesis games you can buy if you can’t tell from a 16 bit from a perfect arcade version then I can’t help you
Hopefully, I made sense explaining the build. I’ll try to answer any questions in the comments. If you want to play my Nintendo friend ID is 5262-3207-5527.
@mattakadanja I'm going to do this mod soon so yeah I'd definitely be down to play
@@vilhelmstein2091 hell yeah I wanna see when you’re finished. Let me know if you have questions.
@mattakadanja have you heard of guns gore and cannoli? That is going to be the theme of my cab?
@@vilhelmstein2091 I haven’t played it or seen gameplay but I have heard of it. You probably will be the first to make one of those. I’d like to see it.
@@vilhelmstein2091 Does it require the right analog stick to aim? Unfortunately, that wouldn’t work since there’s no right stick on these arcade controls. I guess you could just use a controller.
That's a dope custom TMNT cab, my friend. Shredder's Revenge is such an amazing game.
Man this rules. Also that's the best Turtles game I've played in the past 30 years. Good choice in using that art for the control deck. Seems more fitting. Beautiful cabinet dude
@@robertwarf3316 Thanks, man! I agree 💯
Nice. Cool to know you can literally connect the control deck to a switch via usb to connect to monitors other than the Arcade1up stock.
Obviously, in the case of 'bring your own monitor', a television with audio output is a perfectly workable solution for sound, but splicing the audio input/output is probably simpler, more streamlined, and cheaper.👍
This is cool! Commenting so I can find it later.
@@FloatingCityComics Thanks! I wanted to make this cabinet for a while but was unsure exactly how I would do it. I’m happy how it turned out.
Since they just announced they’re release the raw thrills tmnt arcade game and now all the tmnt arcade games are finally gonna be coming home, I saw it as a sign that it was time for me to make a tmnt cab.
Arcade1up was the way I wanted to go because of ease of entry, but I couldn’t decide how I wanted to get it done, this video will pretty much be my bible, right down to how I wanted to use the intec deck.
Thanks so much for this, sir! Super excited to get it going and maybe even add some support for rare stuff (like my old iPhone that uses physical controls for touchscreen only games so I can play the double dragon mobile on an actual arcade cab)!
Awesome. I’m glad this helped you out. I have a ton of consoles in my game room, but I play this thing the most since I finished it.
@@mattakadanja so I do have a question/concern about the vinyl since you didn't show that part in the vid but,: which vinyl did you choose for the decals at arcaxegraphix?
Also how hard is it to put on? At $150+, I'm not trying to mess this up and I have so much anxiety about it 😅😅😅
@Rockmankb Here’s the link to the cabinet graphics I used. arcadegraphix.com/product/arcade1up-3-4-scale-shredders-revenge-graphics-kit/
I watched videos on @arcadegraphix TH-cam channel before applying the vinyl. My main takeaway: go SLOW.
Absolutely beautiful , great job sir !!
Thanks!
🧐nice👍👍👍
Cool to know those tips and tricks about the intec control panel. I have one in my final fight. I decked mine out to be Sega genesis themed but mainly keep the genesis mini systems plugged in. I do plug in my steam deck and switch on occasion as well.
I bet the steam deck really opens up game options for you. I don’t have one. I do have a MAME arcade running on an old mini pc.
@@mattakadanja sure does and one great thing about the steam deck is how easy it is to get emulation station with all the emulators up and working. It’s way easier than a retropie (I have plenty of those, too). The TH-cam tutorials to get it done are very simple.
Excellent work! God bless you praying for you
I can’t get player 2 to work on control panel to sync for whatever reason on the intec deck
Are you trying to sync over Bluetooth or wired via usb? To switch or another console?
Well Done🏆🫡
Do you remember what model monitor you used that was 20inches
It’s a Dell 2007fpb.
Fantastic job!
Thanks!
So i got my intect switch panel and i gotta say i desperately want to upgrade the the sticks and buttons if possible
@@vilhelmstein2091 I don’t see why they wouldn’t be easy to swap out. Mine are still stock and going strong. What makes you want to change them?
i have my intec fight stick connected to my MK cabinet and my laptop in the back. i can play pc mugens and retroarch on it
Awesome. I have another cabinet with a mini pc running coinops arcade gold.
I have a lot to say about this game in general so if you don't want to read this, I totally understand!
First off, I LOVE this idea, and if I can one day, I'm copying everything about this so I can have this too.
I said this on one of the release day reviews and in 2024 it still holds true. TMNT Shredder's Revenge did the same thing for me that Sonic Mania did. We'd been begging for 20+ years for a return to form for these franchises. Sonic because well, Sonic has nose dived into a river with the vast majority of their 3D offerings, and TMNT because their art style changes were so damn goofy and the stories just weren't interesting anymore.
Enter Sonic Mania and Shredder's Revenge and my inner child burst out of me again. I fell in love with both games and have spent many a day just playing with a big smile on my face. I can honestly say, they carry the same magic the original 2D Sonic and TMNT Arcade titles had. Maybe some of it is just the obvious pixel art style, but there's a feel to both games that hasn't been captured since the originals, until now.
I messaged Tribute Games and Dotemu just a couple days ago. "I just wanted to take the time to thank you both for Shredder's Revenge. It's been quite a while since release, but that day, I bought a large cheese pizza and played through the whole game with a life long friend I played the original TMNT games with. For a few hours, I got to re-live something I loved from my childhood with someone I originally experienced those memories with and that's worth more than any triple A title could ever provide. I just figured I'd give you all a big thank you for that."
This was their response. "Just shared this with the rest of the team 🥹 we’re so happy to have been able to bring you back to the past for a bit with our game 💜🐢"
I'll say again what I said in my message. I got to re-live something I loved from my childhood with someone I originally experienced those memories with and that's worth more than any triple A title could ever provide. THAT is the biggest compliment I can imagine giving someone making a video game. And Shredder's Revenge and the people who made it completely deserve it.
#facts 👍🏼 Same. Same. I own multiple copies of these games on each system just to support them.
How do the sticks and buttons feel?
@@vilhelmstein2091 they feel pretty good to me. I think they’re some pretty good clones of high-quality arcade controls. I play on it pretty often and have no complaints.
@@mattakadanja so they are better than the stock 1up buttons?
@@vilhelmstein2091 oh, yeah they definitely are an upgrade from stock.
@@mattakadanja where did you order yours? All the ones on Amazon seem to have bad reviews
@@vilhelmstein2091 Amazon. I’d buy another one today. I haven’t read any bad reviews. I can only speak for myself but I am thrilled with mine.
The sunk in buttons look pretty bad, but i guess thats personal preference.
@@ToTBoO sunk? Are you talking about out the plexi deck protector? They’re not sunk in. They’re just not raised as high as they would be without it. It looks better than damaged deck art. 🤷🏻♂️
What model subwoofer?
This one is a Logitech Z213. I have a Z313 in my MAME pc arcade (and is what I thought I bought for this one, but I ordered a different one by mistake) The Z213 is smaller with less bass, but the Z313 never gets turned up very loud so I will probably just keep what I have.
I luv mod vids 🔥😎🤙🏾
I’m not the best at making videos. This is the first instructional type video I’ve made. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Bro you should make these and sell them I would totally buy one from you how much this cost in total including cabinet my name is Shane by the way I got a couple of these arcade cabinets one Mk moded one and the first release of the teenage mutant ninja turtles 1up cabinet
I will have to put together a material and price list.
@@mattakadanja nice bro looking forward to it I'm sure people would pay for it
Shredders revenge is a 16 bit graphics game not the Arcade graphics like the teenage mutant ninja turtles 1989 and turtles in time those are the only arcade graphics games the turtles are stuck to Super Nintendo graphics that sucks
I think you’re confusing graphics with art style.
@@mattakadanja I’m not confused this is a 16 bit graphics game so is streets of rage 4 it’s a 16 bit graphics game as well so is the Lebron James game these can play perfect on the Super Nintendo Sega Genesis turbo graphics and if you think it’s just 16 bit graphics games they put for sale digital well they added 8 bit graphics games also like double dragon it’s $4.99 and Pac-Man namco museum that’s $19.99 there are more Sega Genesis games you can buy if you can’t tell from a 16 bit from a perfect arcade version then I can’t help you
@@samamir8765 if you think the arcade ports are more hardware intense than this then I don’t know what to tell you.