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Scott writes - "After getting MAME running on my iPod Nano, I decided to make a to-scale arcade cabinet for it. By scaling down a 19" monitor to 1.5", it meant that the cabinet was just a hair over 5" tall. It is a fully functioning MAME cabinet, possibly one of the smallest ever made." - Link.
nano MAME Cabinet
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Mar 11, 2006 04:50 PM
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I should add that the site has links to a gallery showing the construction of the second cabinet, a Ms. Pac-Man scale model.
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I should add that the site has links to a gallery showing the construction of the second cabinet, a Ms. Pac-Man scale model.
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Nice work. But I think "fully functioning" is a bit of a stretch if it lacks even basic arcade controls. I wonder if there could be a way to wire a stick and buttons to the scroll wheel?
Here's another attempt at a micro MAME cab:
Pixelbox
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Can you really call it a "fully functioning" cab if it lacks even basic arcade controls? (And only runs a few games.) I wonder if you could wire up a stick and buttons to the wheel somehow.
Here's another attempt at a micro MAME cab:
Pixelbox
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im sure if the screen was rotatable, you could have the ipod right side up and then make a mini joystick with a cross glued to the bottom to hit the buttons when you tilted it.
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