Pac-Mamea Info The Concept DESIGN General Construction Rotating Control Panels Lighting Parts List ARTWORK HARDWARE SOFTWARE DOWNLOADS FAQ PLANS		DIY Projects Dual Tron Joystick Handles Coin Reject/Credit Button Hack Removable Star Wars Yoke Base Analog Controls to Dual Strike USB hack Terminator 2 Guns Up/Down Tron spinner Trigger Stick rotation-restrictor Illuminated Crayola Kidsball Crayola Kidsball to Opti-PAC How I got into MAME/Arcade Controls

---

NOTE:  PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL REQUESTING A COPY OF THE PLANS.  THANKS.

Intro

This site began with a series of writeups I posted on the Build Your Own Arcade Controls message boards.  These writeups describe ways to interface or modify genuine arcade controls for use in a PC-based home cabinet.  All these writeups are now available here in the PROJECTS section.

Check the LINKS section to find more resources on arcade emulation and cabinet construction.

Pac-Mamea was created to fulfill my vision of what the perfect home arcade machine should be -- attractive, sturdy, and versatile.  To achieve that vision, I have created the worlds first fully self-contained, instantly changeable control system.  I hope you will find the information provided here to be useful in creating your own home arcade projects.

-1UP

How I got into MAME/Arcade Controls

if you care...

---

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Zakk from The Massive Mame Project has informed me that Pac-Mamea has received a Mamey award!  (Actually, I received this news a while back, but forgot to post it.)  Thanks Zakk!

Kelsey at Oscar Controls has added some high-res pics of my Oscar Pro spinner and Tron control panel to his Customer Installations page.  Check em out!

The information on this site is for the purposes of education and entertainment only.  The owner of this site makes no warantees as to the accuracy of the information, and takes no responsibility for any damage or injury sustained due to the use of information herein.  The design of the Pac-Mamea cabinet and all photos, computer renderings, drawings, schematics, and printed information relating to such are Copyright © 2005 Robert Meyers.  No ownership of other copyrighted material found on this site is implied unless otherwise noted.