NES Bartop with Advantage Joysticks
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I had this NES bartop Idea after seeing the release of the Nintendo Classic, especially when they’re so hard to find in stores and prices are so high in the aftermarket.
Sideart was printed by Joe Szabo from Szabo’s Arcades. Once again, he came through with fantastic work and quick shipping.
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For all the people complaining about sound - I'm not an expert in making videos. This is one of the first videos I have ever made and wouldn't have known at the time how to balance audio. I will be sure to learn how and work better on keeping the noise level better moderated in future videos.
Don't worry. People like to complain on TH-cam. You're very talented and your video is good.
Thanks, I just keep seeing the same criticism so I wanted to address it.
Dude, your video is awesome, what sound?
I was reading this comment wearing headphones and was turning it up, then the saw started and i realized what the complaints were for lol.
Eh, it's how you learn. i can't make videos for shit either, but you might consider putting a warning about the jarring volume transitions in so headphone users don't blow their ears out. That is one badass project, and i'm glad to have watched it.
I don't care about sound. Your skills are solid. Did you ever think of a way to bolt down the joysticks?
Your kids will never ever forget this. Play with them on it a lot. They'll never stop treasuring those moments.
Not to be mean but you misspelled forget
@@Lucas_hellevik corrected, good looking out. Thank you.
That is the best looking retro cabinet I have seen to date, and using the NES joystick controllers was genius. You can't hear it but I'm applauding you my friend.
Thanks I appreciate it
@@DirkMade hey chap very good work. What’s the rubber tubing you are putting on exposed edges of the cabinet. Really finishes it off.
@@thebandit1324 T-molding
Thanks for that! Very nice work. I am toying with the idea of making on but currently looking at whether to use original controllers but then you are limited to using only one emulator. Too many options lol.
Hey "@Faux Shizle" - thanks for watching and the reply! Please be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Appreciate all the kind words!
I've been dreaming of building an arcade cabinet for over a decade and you breezed right through it. well done, really pro
Phil Pinsky Productions I waited a long time before I started my first one, which i built with very limited tools on my deck in a small townhouse. You can do it. Just get started.
DirkMade How much did it end up costing? And how long did the whole project take?
SPENCER HEISLER I re-used a lot of stuff and had the screen already so cost is hard to really compute. Outside of drying time, maybe 10 to 12 hours all combined? There's lots of things to do though if you are making artwork, computer setup, planning controls, etc.
DirkMade True.
Phil Pinsky Productions it'd easer than it seems! get some big bords of card from the supermarket "for free" and work out a good design...copy that on to 1cm ply cut it out by hand saw, then a rasburry pi zero 3 and some zero delay joy stick board 2 cheap sticks and 6 to12 buttons 1 start p1 p2 you can pick up a cheap screen from a boot sale... I did my one for under £50!
There was a time when I was thinking of making one of these. This one turned out great!
why not anymore? also i binge ur vids
Why are you here
You got a damn entire Home Depot in your garage. I can tell wood shop was your favorite class.👍🏼
I know it took me 3 years to find this video, but I love it. I’ve made three cabinets and each one has little imperfections. Watching every step of someone doing everything 100% proper taught me a lot. Thank you! Always great to see the kids enjoying it lol
Years later and I still keep coming back to watch this build. I still have dreams of building my own one day. I have been hoarding laptops and parts over the years. I want mine to house a 32 inch tv though and the control panel to have arcade sticks with 2 buttons for each player. Your build is the only build that comes close to what I'm looking for when it comes to a bartop build. I want a bartop for ever console ever made and will end up building them, I just need to keep pushing myself forward 😆.
Thanks for the great comment - my suggestion to you is to go out there and get started!
Forget the sound, you built a freaken decent size arcade from scratch WoW!! You my friend have a blessed talent! Enjoy
Looks absolutely amazing!
This turned out really nice! Well done!
Thank you!
Great job with the build and printouts added a sweet touch. Nice to see children developing an appreciation for retro gaming.
This was just ridiculous. I mean that in a GOOD way. The craftsmanship and time that went into this was awesome. Nice work.
NES 83’ thanks that’s much appreciated
This is absolutely incredible.
Awesome job man! It looks like something you could get from an arcade retailer. After all that, priceless when your kids are enjoying it.
Amazing work!
That was really fun to watch. Great work! Thanks for sharing.
This brings so much new life to an old NES!
Beautiful work. Looks amazing
This is amazing i would make it if i could. And i loved watching those brothers (i'm assuming they are siblings) having fun and laughing together, it warmed my heart.
One of the Coolest bartops I've ever seen.. Awesome Job!!
a thing of beauty. Great work
Four years after you filmed this and I think you did an amazing job. I am inspired to eventually try my hand at building my own cabinet. Your kids will never forget the fun they had playing these great games with their dad! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks a lot! Really appreciate the kind words.
I am soooooo envious of your tool sets now. Holy crap I could do so much with those.
I love the time lapse effect. Nice work!
Excellent craftsmanship. This video was so amazing to watch and learn how it's done. I didn't realize how much goes into building a bartop cab. Yours looks amazing.
Awesome job, OP! Thank you so much for sharing!
A thing of beauty is a joy forever
Great video! Your boys looked really happy with the end result too. Good job man 👍
johnboydojo thank you!
Quite possibly the best arcade cabinet ever! Absolutely gorgeous
Amazing! I like how you reused the old joysticks. Well done!
!! That arcade booth is amazingly cool.
Great job man, fantastic decals!
This is so entertaining in fast forward. I have no idea why but it's awesome
Awesome cabinet! I picked up a couple of good tips just by watching this vid. Thanks for the video loved seeing the kids enjoy your work at the end! It brought a smile to my face.
Dude, this is AWESOME!! Congratulations!
Totally amazing! This looks so good.
dude what a awesome job.. just looking at this makes me want one
You know you did an amazing job when your kids love an 8bit system!!! The advantage sticks made it pop for sure. I want one!!!
Great vid, I couldn't stop watching - I was totally transfixed!
Really great cabinet at the end of it too. Awesome work! :)
This was a pleasure to watch
Very cool build! Looks like something Nintendo made!
That's a great complement, thanks!
I thought this was an arcade cabinet Nintendo released in the past
too cool! great work on such a beautiful piece of art.
Love the cabinet! You are skillful at both workwooding and electronics, great job
BRAVO- NICE BUILD, DUDE!
Really awesome homemade cabinet.
That looks awesome.
I used to play the off road game with my brother and I at 10:25. So awesome you have that game!
Fantastic work man!!
Outstanding! I wish I had your knowledge (and tools) to make one of these. Congrats!
I just found this video and I like how everything went along and worked out great in the end. I also like how everything is customized. You didn't take any shortcuts in this project and it ended with an awesome unit. My biggest horror with every project are the labels. No matter how careful and planned you are, air bubbles and wrinkles work hard to get you. At first, I thought the controllers would have looked better if they were customized as well and you could have given them the NES look with a printed controller panel. But then I realized that the authentic controllers gave it that nice nostalgic look. Great work and video.
Amazing! Great work!
That was really cool. Great video!
Another creative build. Looks sharp too.
Very cool and impressive man! Great work!
I love it! Thanks for sharing this.
Beautiful work my friend
Amazing work sir!
Awesome work!
Great Job! Simply wonderful!
That was a beautiful build.
Holy hell, that's great work.
Great job! Looks great
This came out great!
So awesome when having all the tools for the work :D
This is awesome! You're very talented!
This is incredible.
You sir are an artist . Truly inspirational work.✌️
I love it! Beautiful job.
Man I wish I had all the power and hand tools you have. Great job dude.
That is amazing! Much talent and skill
Nice and clean !
Awesome mate so good
Amazing-nice work!!!
Love that monitor mounting method...it's exactly how I did my first (and still mine) arcade cabinet. I now liquid nails/silicone them into the bezel but that's just for quickness
this thing is awesome! you did it!
That's awesome man !!
Awesome! Congratulations from Brazil!
This is possibly one of the coolest things I've ever seen
Wow, great job! You are immensely talented, my friend!
oh my goodness. i am in awe!! That is the coolest gaming system ever. I would play that every day. Awesome job, sir.
Awesome job !
that looks sharp mate well done
i bought a bartop galaga a few weeks back and its loads of fun, ive always wanted to make one myself tho. that nes machine you made looks awesome
World's loudest saw but all worlds quietest router, Great build great finish.
Great build
Amazing job!
I haven't even finished watching this and I love it and want to build one!
Best part of the video and the whole project was when those cute kids of yours played and were giggling with excitement. Well done sir!
Well done sir... I'm jealous this is freaking awesome
PERFECT WORK!
Amazing job. Respect!
Great job. That came out awesome. Lucky kids!
Very nice Arcade bar top mate !
Way cool! I want one! Awesome video
total awesome man!!
Wow! Absolutely awesome. Wish I had the means, skill, & a place to work. I've been wanting one forever.
Awesome!!! Very nice job!!!
Amazing work sir, you are truly a man among nerds.
James Johnson thanks!?
very cool this came out awesome !