Today my idea was to build an Arcade Stick that can be directly plugged to TV like the old good C64 DTV, but now with “everything”.
Planned Features:
– Acryl Arcade Stick: all the nice tech stuff can be shown.
– Raspberry PI with 32Gb SD, packed with emu stuff plus WLAN Adapter
– PiJamma PCB for connecting Arcade Controls
– HDM plug
– USB plug
– PSU connector
– LED Modded buttons with new Acryl holder
– Buttons with inlay artwork
– Artwork
– Aluminium Panel
– NeoGeo 4 Button Layout
– Sanwa JLF Stick unit with Link. Stick can be pulled off.
Looking good! See here for lots more build documentation!
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