Awesome Job! You helped me walk through my mod. Super excited to play all these games. You made it so easy by following a step by step. I was nervous to mod my arcade1up. After I took the leap, I'm so glad I did it.
How to you go back to your original games on the arcade 1 up once it’s installed? Amazing video btw, I just bought the new SF2 Arcade 1 up and want to do this when I get all the parts.
@@Meegalito that’s a good question. The only way is to reinstall the original PCB. However, once it’s modded, all of the original games will be on the mod regardless, so you shouldn’t have to worry about reverting back to the original.
Can you skip the first part of the button upgrade? I want to just go right into modding the system will it still work if I don't want to change my buttons?
do you think there will be a 4 player mod with trackball kit? (simpsons arcade) also couldnt the live button be the hot key? thank you for the set up vid
@@jecobian two very good questions and the answer is yes to both. We would recommend buying a pre made control deck with the trackball. You can still plug it in via USB and it’ll still be compatible.
I modded a MK2 deluxe with a Pi 5, but I didn't keep it for even a year. The machine is just too small and cheap feeling for me so I went with a DIY kit from Gameroomsolutions. Threw a PC in there and have a LED marquee on top and a real coin door. The build quality is just so much better than the cheap wood that A1UP uses.
Hey man, first off, great video, walked me through the entire mod and I have no issues except one. I have no clue where to get the adapter that I can wire in my speakers to the original volume control on the cabinet. I’ve watched several time and even attempted to creating own but have been unsuccessful so far. Do you know of any places I can purchase this adapter, I’m getting frustrated not being able to hear the games
@@rocket5908 thanks for the kind words. We hand solder all of our specialty cables. This includes amplifying the audio and also another cable to keep the factory switch working. These cables can be found at www.showtimearcademods.com, but unfortunately are only sold in kits
@@benoscar5708 reach out to the team on the website. They are very responsive and will troubleshoot the issue. If the cable happens to be the issue and if it is purchased from showtime, we will send out a replacement immediately.
To drill plexi - get putty, even Play Doh, roll it out like you're making a pretzel (maybe about size and thickness of a thick highlighter marker) Now "pool it" around the plexi where you're about to drill, so that if you pour water, it wont leak.... then pour water, then drill, sloooooooowly- bit stays cool, plexi stays cool, hole gets drilled. Make 100% sure you support the plexi the same way you did with the 2 x 4 underneath the first hole ((PS: Tighten your bit))
I've modded my arcade and 1up with more games my mortal kombat arcade 1up has 1,487.00 playable game's arcade 1up uses MAME "multiple arcade machine emulator" I recommend getting a arcade 1up that's has multiple buttons so you can have full control of all the games for Instance do not buy arcade 1up PAC MAN because when you mod it you will need more buttons for games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Street Fighter - Mortal Kombat - Fatal Fury - Art Of Fighting - NBA Jam and more....why spend all your money to get different arcade 1up's systems when you can just buy one and and all the arcade games you want in one unit...FACTS! Pretty much the same thing but I only added arcade games for my arcade 1up.
@@almacamc9152 Nice. we always recommend one arcade for vertical screen games and another with a horizontal screen. The vertical screen games don’t necessarily need buttons that many buttons. The horizontal is good to go with a street fighter layout as it can be versatile. The horizontal setup has 31k games and roughly 200 light gun shooters
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does the encoder have a input for an arcade pedal for Time Crisis or would that be something that would plug into the raspberry pi?
Looks super easy and very well explained. The step by step process was great. Is there any button lag at all?
Thank you! Haven't noticed any lag at all.
Awesome Job! You helped me walk through my mod. Super excited to play all these games. You made it so easy by following a step by step. I was nervous to mod my arcade1up. After I took the leap, I'm so glad I did it.
@@davidhill2444 happy to help 😎
How to you go back to your original games on the arcade 1 up once it’s installed? Amazing video btw, I just bought the new SF2 Arcade 1 up and want to do this when I get all the parts.
@@Meegalito that’s a good question. The only way is to reinstall the original PCB. However, once it’s modded, all of the original games will be on the mod regardless, so you shouldn’t have to worry about reverting back to the original.
Thanks man
Can you skip the first part of the button upgrade? I want to just go right into modding the system will it still work if I don't want to change my buttons?
@@atpstudios8075 no. It will not work without changing the buttons. You can’t plug in the original encoder into a raspberry pi
Nice job! Overall very insightful. Which raspberry pi did you use?
@@fresh21627 thank you. Raspberry Pi4B, but this can be swapped with a pi5 or even a mini pc.
do you think there will be a 4 player mod with trackball kit? (simpsons arcade) also couldnt the live button be the hot key? thank you for the set up vid
@@jecobian two very good questions and the answer is yes to both. We would recommend buying a pre made control deck with the trackball. You can still plug it in via USB and it’ll still be compatible.
I modded a MK2 deluxe with a Pi 5, but I didn't keep it for even a year. The machine is just too small and cheap feeling for me so I went with a DIY kit from Gameroomsolutions. Threw a PC in there and have a LED marquee on top and a real coin door. The build quality is just so much better than the cheap wood that A1UP uses.
Agree - MDF sucks
Hey man, first off, great video, walked me through the entire mod and I have no issues except one. I have no clue where to get the adapter that I can wire in my speakers to the original volume control on the cabinet. I’ve watched several time and even attempted to creating own but have been unsuccessful so far. Do you know of any places I can purchase this adapter, I’m getting frustrated not being able to hear the games
@@rocket5908 thanks for the kind words. We hand solder all of our specialty cables. This includes amplifying the audio and also another cable to keep the factory switch working. These cables can be found at www.showtimearcademods.com, but unfortunately are only sold in kits
@@ShowtimeGaming101 can you add the link to the specific kit required? I’d happily buy the whole kit if it gets these damn speakers working
@@rocket5908 showtimearcademods.com/products/complete-mod-kit-with-raspberry-pi-2-player
showtimearcademods.com/products/complete-arcade1up-vertical-screen-mod-kit-680-to-1-with-raspberry-pi4b-1-player
@@ShowtimeGaming101 dude, thank you so much!!!
Dude tighten the forstner bit in that drill! lol
Im looking to do this but i really want to be able to use a light gun
@@angelmatt216 you definitely can. All you do is buy a Sinden light gun and plug it into the raspberry pi usb slot.
you should tape up the volume and power buttons. There's too much dust getting in.
How do you play shooting games on this? Can you plug in light guns?
@@ryanl3935 plug in a Sinden light gun with a usb. It’s pre configured so you won’t need any sensors. Works great
Great video.. Straight to the point & no life story 🙂
@@rocketeric6516 thank you.
Best mod video I have seen
Thank you 😊
This worked but any idea how to get my marquee to light up again? It’s broken
@@benoscar5708 did you use the special cable to light up the marquee?
@@ShowtimeGaming101yes I’m using the special cable and the marquee light slowly turns off and eventually there is no light
@@benoscar5708 reach out to the team on the website. They are very responsive and will troubleshoot the issue. If the cable happens to be the issue and if it is purchased from showtime, we will send out a replacement immediately.
It doesn't look easy. I'm not gonna try it. I'm afraid I will F it up and be left with nothing.
@@jamesmuller1481 don’t be intimidated. It’s actually far easier than it looks. If you’re not comfortable drilling then have someone do that for you.
Hate the power strip on the outside of the cab. Other than that, it's pretty clean
To drill plexi - get putty, even Play Doh, roll it out like you're making a pretzel (maybe about size and thickness of a thick highlighter marker) Now "pool it" around the plexi where you're about to drill, so that if you pour water, it wont leak.... then pour water, then drill, sloooooooowly- bit stays cool, plexi stays cool, hole gets drilled. Make 100% sure you support the plexi the same way you did with the 2 x 4 underneath the first hole ((PS: Tighten your bit))
Looks easy enough but unfortunately looks like it’s gonna cost more to buy all the mod things than the cabinet itself, gonna have to pass 😢
@@jcgp85 depends on what you buy the cab for. The kit used in this is $289.00
That player 2 stick is pretty off center
I've modded my arcade and 1up with more games my mortal kombat arcade 1up has 1,487.00 playable game's arcade 1up uses MAME "multiple arcade machine emulator" I recommend getting a arcade 1up that's has multiple buttons so you can have full control of all the games for Instance do not buy arcade 1up PAC MAN because when you mod it you will need more buttons for games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Street Fighter - Mortal Kombat - Fatal Fury - Art Of Fighting - NBA Jam and more....why spend all your money to get different arcade 1up's systems when you can just buy one and and all the arcade games you want in one unit...FACTS! Pretty much the same thing but I only added arcade games for my arcade 1up.
@@almacamc9152 Nice. we always recommend one arcade for vertical screen games and another with a horizontal screen. The vertical screen games don’t necessarily need buttons that many buttons. The horizontal is good to go with a street fighter layout as it can be versatile. The horizontal setup has 31k games and roughly 200 light gun shooters
look so hard bro
@@vietdragon5610 looks much harder than it is