Promo price of $249 on Star Wars Design - Apart from the artwork, the deck internals are the same.
Comes with AU-certified power supply and HDMI cable - plug it into your TV, power on, and start playing.
A wide steel case Pandora Box Arcade setup with modular quality components is needed.
Joysticks are a great Sanwa clone, and buttons can take a ton of mashing.
LED strip lights up cutout arrows.
The gameboard is set to 4:3, reducing image stretching.
It comes with a 128GB MicroSD card that is unlocked, so you can adjust settings and remap through config files.
If you're into dabbling, adding new cores can be tricky, but it can be achieved by editing the database and adding the correct files.
It's set up to emulate arcade classics and consoles, including N64, Dreamcast, PS1, PSP, Genesis, Gameboy platforms, and more.
The gameboard supports optional light guns.
Steel Case has 2 holes that should line up with the older Arcade1UP arcade machines - remove their panel and add this with a display encoder board.
Where do you get the games from?