It’s a new year, which means new anniversaries for many of your favorite arcade games from the past. So as a stop-gap for when our EAG 2026 review comes out (the show has now concluded, but there are plenty of photos from it that still need sorting through), we’re going to look at the titles that were released 50, 40, and 25 years ago, all guaranteed to make you feel old! Check out last year’s anniversaries here.
Our 26 inch 4:3 ratio offer 2880x2160 resolution Arcooda LCD arcade monitor offers the widest range of inputs in the market and supports native 15khz, 24khz and 31khz arcade games, retro 240p, 480p, 640p PC inputs, and ultra high definition up to 2880x2160. It is the perfect replacement for your CRT tube monitor, display walls, advertising or PC gaming needs. This is a factory second.
The most advanced and largest Arcooda monitor, our 35inch 4:3 ratio LCD monitor offers native 15khz, 24khz and 31khz arcade games, retro 240p, 480p, 640p PC inputs, and ultra high definition up to 2880x2160. It is the perfect replacement for your CRT tube monitor, display walls, advertising or PC gaming needs.
The 26 inch 4x3 LCD monitor has been designed to replace CRT tube screens in arcade machine, with custom firmware that supports the majority of arcade game resolutions from 15khz 25khz and 31khz on a plug and play basis.
When we met Larry Bank at Maker Faire Rome 2025, we knew immediately that he was someone our community needed to hear from. Bank is what you might call a “perpetual optimist and inventor” – someone who not only sees problems but convinces people he can solve them, then does exactly that. His specialty? Code optimization. But Bank’s contributions to the open-source community go far beyond making software run faster. He’s spent years creating libraries, tools, and solutions that...
This project appeared in Make: Vol 94. Subscribe for more great projects. This hanging frame is an elegant way to display a favorite book, open or shut. I originally wanted a full-color e-ink display that would automatically download and cycle through a new comic strip each day, but this was easier, uses zero power, and frankly looks better on a wall. I have a Calvin and Hobbes book in mine, and turn the page every few days...
You might consider pausing your Netflix account for a while—no spoilers, we promise. Meanwhile, in a niche corner of the internet where creators still occasionally surprise audiences with real animatronics rather than relying on CGI, Jesse Velez, an animatronics designer, reveals the process behind building one of the most impressive sci-fi props for a notoriously popular TV show from recent history. He and his team built a fully wireless, portable animatronic robot that mirrored human movements in real time, enabling...
CES has always carried the maker spirit, but this year it felt more baked than ever. We didn’t see rows of 3D printers running as in the recent past. Instead, we saw their output (printed parts, custom enclosures, snapped-together modules) embedded in products. Same with Raspberry Pis and dev boards. They’re not being demoed. They’re doing the work. Looking back in the eighteen years I’ve attended the show, CES didn’t turn into a maker show so much as it absorbed...
Raw Thrills has announced two new series of cards for a couple of their card vending arcade games, one for Minecraft Dungeons Arcade and the other for Marvel: Contest of Champions. Neither of these cards were at IAAPA, nor hinted at – until now. Let’s see what these are all about!
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