To create a more seamless experience, many of these make use of software like Dragon King, MaLa or Fronty.  
To create a more seamless experience, many of these make use of software like Dragon King, MaLa or Fronty.  A page lampooning crappy ones of these objects, "What is this CRAP?", wondered if one of them contained a HAM radio to contact Alaska and if some large holes were for holding strategy guides. That same site criticized zip-tied "ears" on one of them, and a Legend of Zelda background (+) that seemed to miss the point of them.  Some guy named Travis from Philadelphia bought the one co-created by the question writer, (*) while the Dual Tankstick is used in ones of these where users don't want to create their own controls.  Professionally made ones often appear in commercial venues under names like "UltraCade", and X-Arcade is one of the best places to buy them from.  FTP, identify this objects typically converted from old wooden game structures, used to play a namesake arcade emulator.
To create a more seamless experience, many of these make use of software like Dragon King, MaLa or Fronty.  
{MAME} Arcade {Cabinets} (accept equivalents that mention MAME and playing arcade games in a physical structure; note the TTGT11-like ending power with information about the question writer) [3]