Building an arcade machine usually involves a lot of wiring This video two-part build log shows a lot of woodwork, with a lot of mistakes (happy accidents, that are totally fine) made along the ...

The extremely boringly-named Working Arcade Light Switch is a straight swap-in replacement for your current, super-lame light-switch, and you can wire it yourself. The switch comes from Etsy maker ...

Wire a switch (toggle, slide, any type that can stay "on") between pin 14 and any GND. This will allow you to turn the power supply on and off. That's pretty much all we have to do!

He says that his solitary arcade machine doesn’t warrant its own room, so he figured he would wire the switch up to an extension cord in his workshop instead.

In Part 3, we install the buttons, wire the joystick, and connect everything to the Raspberry Pi. The arcade is almost ready to power on—don’t miss this crucial step in bringing the gameplay to life!

If there’s one genre of gaming where players are incredibly picky about their controllers, it’s fighting games. So to appeal to as many gamers as possible, 8BitDo has made its new arcade stick ...

You'll need three 24mm 5V LED arcade buttons, a spade connector wire, either an RP2040 Zero or a Raspberry Pi Pico, a male-to-male USB cable to connect it all together, ...

This retro arcade PC is a work of art in our books.Its creator built his own wooden cabinet to house the machine, which also features a 26-inch IPS monitor, proper arcade-style joysticks, and ...