Ready to get you started Over 800 retro arcade games on all machines Load 1000’s more arcade/console titles at your leisure All of our arcade machines now come with access to over 800 GAMES ON ALL SYSTEMS. The list Of 800+ includes ALL the retro games on our with the option to add pretty much ANY game from ANY era that you could ever want Now with all Play, Media and Elite editions, you have the option to add 1000’s of extra games, emulators or programs at your leisure – please see below to be amazed by how much can actually be played on our arcade machines. Included Arcade Games. In 1977 Taito launched their first video game. Throughout the 80′s Taito churned out classic arcade game after classic arcade game. Their platformers were legendary and are still held dear to many a gamers heart.

720°® Gauntlet® Mortal Kombat® Rampage® Satan’s Hollow® Toobin’® APB® Gauntlet II® Mortal Kombat 3® Rampage World Tour® Sinistar® Total Carnage® Arch Rivals® Hard Drivin’® Mortal Kombat II® Rampart® Smash TV® Vindicators® Badlands® Hydro Thunder® NARC® RoadBlasters® SPLAT!® Wacko® Blaster® Joust® Offroad Thunder® Robotron: 2084® Spy Hunter® Wizard of Wor® Bubbles® Joust 2® Paperboy® Root Beer Tapper® StarGate® Xenophobe® Championship Sprint® Klax® Pit-Fighter® S. Rush the Rock:® Super Off Road® Xybots® Cyberball 2072® Kozmik Krooz’r® Primal Rage® S.T.U.N. Runner® Super Sprint® Defender® Marble Madness® Race Drivin® San Francisco Rush 2049® Timber® Namco Museum is a terrific compilation of some of the best classic arcade games that Namco has released over the years. Namco have produced some of the most memorable titles in arcade gaming history that include Pac-Man, Galaxian and Galaga.* Bosconian® Mappy® Rally X® Dig Dug® Ms. Pac-Man® Rolling Thunder® Dragon Spirit® Pac-Man® Sky Kid® Galaga® Pole Position® Xevious® Galaxian® Pole Position II®. Presenting SNK’s finest arcade game title in a nifty all encompassing compilation.

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The Metal Slug series is synonymous with quality and humour.* Metal Slug I ® Metal Slug II ® Metal Slug III® Metal Slug IV ® Metal Slug V ® Metal Slug X® The Megadrive came out in October 1998. Whereas it fared well (under the Genesis monicker) in Europe and America, in its native Japan- the console struggled against the Super Nintendo and NEC PC Engine. And we present to you the cream of the crop on Sega’s super console. Containing a multitude of Megadrive classics in one collection, you can relive the early 90’s whenever you please. Whether you want to pound the pavement in Streets of Rage 1, 2 and 3 or speed like Sonic the Hedgehog- this game pack has you covered.

Alien Storm® Comix Zone® Fantasy Zone® Kid Chameleon® Shinobi Arcade and III® Super Thunder Blade® Alien Syndrome® Decap Attack® Fatal Labyrinth® Phantasy Star I, II, III and IV® Sonic I, II and III® Story of Thor® Altered Beast® Dr. Robotnik's M.B.M.® Flicky® Ristar® Sonic and Knuckles® Tip Top® Altered Beast Arcade® Dynamite Heady® Gain Ground® Space Harrier® Sonic 3D® Vectorman I and II® Bonanza Bros.® E-Swat® Golden Axe I, III and III® Shining Force I and II® Sonic Spinball® Zaxxon® Thanks to the miracle of today’s internet we can provide you with hotlinks which allow you to play games from external websites.

Over 400 titles can be seamlessly accessed via our menu system and providing you have an internet connection you can be gaming in nanoseconds†. Simply choose the game as you would normally and you’re back in the heyday of arcade gaming saving the universe one life at a time. * Sometimes due to unforeseen market forces, the highlighted game packs may not be available.

We will always contact the customer should this be the case and endeavour to rectify the situation. Ms Office 2010 Software Free Download Utorrent. All game packs are provided as free with all machines. Please don’t hesitate to contact us to discuss this further. † These are links and file downloads from other sites.

We are not responsible for the website’s content. NB – All trademarks, trade names, logos or service marks mentioned on this site belong to their respective owners. Unless we otherwise specifically indicate, we have no affiliation with any games companies mentioned on our site and is clearly not claimed in any way. Add More Games/Emulators All Play/Media/Elite arcades can easily be made to run these: Arcade Systems. The Multi Arcade Machine Emulator (MAME) was an emulator with its sole purpose of faithfully recreating arcade boards on today’s modern computers. MAME was first released in 1997 and is now compatible with over 7000 arcade titles. MAME is the bedrock of home multigame arcade systems, as it utilizes actual copies of the arcade board’s data, the emulator is 100% accurate.

All titles right up to 2001 can be run flawessly on the emulator and is still constantly updated, tweaked and refined. MAME also has the inner funtionality of containing metadata which categorises each game by manufacturer, year, genre, even a brief synopsis of that the game is about. Your arcade machine could be an enylopedia of every videogame known to man For more modern arcade emulation we have to look towards software which emulates specific manufacturers’ hardware which all Media and Elite systems are right at home with. So if it’s the newer games you crave then read on and prepare to get excited!

Capcom CPS 2/3. A result of poor timing and bad decisions, Atari presented its Jaguar to the public in 1993. Although there was a few good games (Aliens Vs Predator, Tempest 2000), the console endured a 3 year lifespan retailing under 250,000 units, where the Saturn and Playstation would eventually kill it off. Despite this, the Jaguar has garnered devoted fans who still make homebrew games for it today. Best Emulator: Project Jaguar An easy to use, solid emulator.

Few options, so its a doddle to start riding the psychedelic vector waves in Jeff Minter’s Tempest 2000. A true 5th generation console, sporting impressice dual cpus, the Saturn was a great piece of kit. Despite being ultimately overshadowed by Sony’s Playstation console, 6 million units were sold in Sega’s native Japan. This ultimately indicates why there are so many stellar titles suited to our arcade machine, and why the console was then a firm favourite with arcade gamers. Best Emulator SSF.

A reliable, no frills emulator. Although to get things working you have to automate ISO mounting with a program like Daemon Tools. Online gaming is more popular than ever before, following advances in broadband speed, a lot of popular games are hosted on sites such as Miniclip (an owner of one of our Apex arcade machines). Online gaming doesn’t simply mean World of Warcraft anymore. There’s serious arcade gaming to be had and there’s no reason why your Bespoke Arcades cabinet shouldn’t be at the helm. Here’s a quick glimpse to the most popular services online. If you want your new arcade machine to be configured to a particular site or service, just let us know and we’ll be happy to set it up at no extra charge.

Miniclip.com: This is a leading online games site, where there’s a whole host of free and original games to play. This is a site where you could spend all day playing one quality game after another. Gametap: GameTap launched in 2005 and was hailed as the first-of-its-kind broadband entertainment network, delivering games and video through a unique 3D desktop client. The client application – revolutionary for its time – was written in C++ using a custom 3D engine developed in-house. GameTap won the Horizon Interactive Award, Best in Category: Video Games in 2007. It was also nominated for a technical Emmy (Outstanding Innovation and Achievement in Advanced Media Technology for the Best Use of “On Demand” Technology Over the Public (open) Internet) in 2006.

OnLive: Even Onlive works seamlessly with our arcade machines. Simply ensure you have internet connectivity and treat your arcade just as you would your home PC. Play the latest and most CPU intensive games to your heart’s desire on any Media or Elite arcade cabinet. Onlive truly is an experience to use.

All the latest PC titles at your fingertips. Even a bout of Super Streetfighter IV AE is lag-free via Onlive’s dedicated servers. All Elite arcades can also easily be made to run these: Arcade Systems. First demonstrated in 1998, the Naomi system is an extension of their Dreamcast console. And also like the Sega ST-V the games run on ROM boards instead of the Dreamcast proprietary GD-Rom format. This was a successful format with many third party licensees taking the system on board. Classic titles such as Marvel Vs Capcom 2 and Guilty Gear XX used the Naomi system.

A later version (dubbed the Hikaru) succeeded this format (the same spec albeit with better video capabilities). This was short-lived due to expense and was shelved to allow for Naomi 2. There has never been a better time to opt for one of our Elite-spec arcade machines. The next wave brings even more ultra-realism to your fingertips. Under the hood is an i7 processor which is coupled with the latest nVidia graphics card.

If you are interested in playing modern games along with the classic retro arcade games, you can opt for our PS3 / Xbox 360 compatibility option. For more information about this option, simply follow the link to our blog post on the subject at the end of this page. If PC gaming is your thing then choose an Elite machine to run all the latest PC titles. With the Elite systems, PC gaming couldn’t be easier as you can just plug in a wired Xbox 360 pad and play away on your favourite modern games – it really is that simple. Here’s a selection of the top PC titles of the moment which look and play so well on our Elite system that the results have to be seen to be believed – pictures just don’t do it justice which is why we invite all prospective clients to one of our London locations to experience it in the flesh: We love to demo our Elites running mirrored via the supplied HDMI-out on a 1080p 100hz HDTV and watch jaws drop.

Streetfighter IV looks ultra-crisp, Virtua Tennis 4 has never looked so tight and Metro- Last Light running maxed out is a joy to behold. Next-Gen Console Compatibility. We are the first company in the world to allow our clients to play the next generation of arcade console games via the screen and controls on their arcade machine. Designed specifically for our new Evo arcade cabinet, clients can now choose to have the option to connect up their own PS3 or Xbox 360 console to their dedicated arcade machine in a matter of minutes. How else could our customers play the current crop of fighting and sports games on the arcade market aside from buying every dedicated arcade machine?! All you have to do is plug in your PS3 or Xbox into the side and you are in next-gen nirvana. All controls / video / sound and all the functionality of the console is at your arcade machines disposal.

We offer our clients a choice of either xbox 360 or PS3 compatibility as standard for our Evo and Nu-Gen models. For those who can’t decide between PS3 and Xbox 360; we can even do both for a supplemental charge. If you want the ability to play today’s arcade titles at home without having to resort to buying a dedicated arcade machine for each game – then please don’t hesitate to give us a shout. We even helped Warner Bros demo Mortal Kombat IX.

Without a doubt, all Apex and Evo owners should own one (or indeed a pair) of our USB plug-and-play light guns. Simply plug one or two into the supplied USB ports and you can play your favourite shooter games as you would on the original shooting arcade machines. Operation Wolf and Operation Thunderbolt come supplied with your arcade, so as soon as you get your arcade through the front door you’re ready for some gun-toting gaming goodness! Our light guns are unsurpassed in terms of accuracy and ease of use.

All guns can be calibrated for each user within 5 seconds from the gun itself, without having to touch a keyboard or mouse. Are you mental for Marble Madness, Millipede or Missile Command?

Are you gaga for Golden Tee 1, 2 and 3? Then why not use our optional plug-and-play arcade trackball or opt for a trackball flush-mounted on your new Evo arcade machine. Arcade Trackball:
Now you can choose to have a full trackball installed into your arcade machine control panel as on the higher-spec Evo series or have a custom made USB trackball in your choice of finish that you can plug in via the USB ports on your Media series cabinet or above – please contact us for more details.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Frequently Asked Questions If you are having a problem with Daphne, chances are that other people have had the same problem. Do yourself a favor and read the list of before you do anything else. Daphne Overview What is Daphne? Were you enchanted by laserdisc arcade games back when they were new? Have you ever wished that you could play the original arcade version of Dragon's Lair again? Well, now you can, using Daphne! Download Free Angelo Badalamenti Twin Peaks Rare. Daphne lets you play Dragon's Lair and other laserdisc arcade games, just like you remember them from the arcade!

Goals of Daphne Click History The history of Daphne is terribly fascinating. Perhaps one day I will include it here:) Games that you can play using Daphne Daphne (as of v1.0) can play the following games: • Astron Belt • Badlands • Bega's Battle • Cliff Hanger • Cobra Command • Dragon's Lair • Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp • Esh's Aurunmilla • Galaxy Ranger • GP World • Interstellar • M.A.C.H. 3 • Road Blaster • Space Ace • Star Blazer • Super Don Quix-ote • Thayer's Quest • Us vs Them Getting Started Requirements To play Daphne, you will need: • At least a Pentium III 500 MHz machine or equivalent (These days, most people have something much better.) • Windows, Mac OSX, or x86/Linux (this covers almost everyone) • One of the following: • ( Strongly Recommended) One or more Digital Leisure DVDs to make Daphne easier to use. Click to get the scoop on these DVDs. • (Not Recommended, Expert only) and one of the following: • (Not Recommended, Expert only) • (Not Recommended, Expert only) Where To Get Daphne Get the latest version of Daphne from the. Installing on Windows We distribute Daphne as a 'Zip' file.

Before you can use Daphne, you must 'extract' Daphne's 'Zip' file using something like. When extracting, you will be asked to which folder you wish to extract. You can extract the Daphne's 'Zip' file to any folder on your computer that you would like. If you don't know where to extract to, 'c: daphne' is a place that will work. Installing on Mac OSX For OSX, we distribute Daphne as a compressed.DMG file. After downloading the file, just double-click on it to mount it, then drag the Daphne icon to your Applications folder. Installing on Linux For x86/linux, we Daphne distribute as a.TAR.GZ file.

To 'extract' the file, use a command like this: tar xvfz daphne.tar.gz The actual command will depend on the exact name of the file, which is the name of the file that you download. Step By Step: Playing your first game Here are easy instructions for playing Dragon's Lair in Daphne. This isn't the only way to play Dragon's Lair, but it is the easiest way, and the only way that we recommend. If you want to try other ways to play Dragon's Lair, make sure you have successfully gotten this method working first!

• Run DaphneLoader (running Daphne directly will not work) • You may be prompted that a new version of DaphneLoader exists. If so, click OK to automatically update to the latest version. If not, continue to the next step. • You will see a list of games. Click on Dragon's Lair so that Dragon's Lair is now highlighted.

• Click the Start button. • You will be warned that a Dragon's Lair DVD will be required. If you don't have a Dragon's Lair DVD, or aren't sure if you have one or not, go read about it. Otherwise, click OK.

• You will be prompted that DaphneLoader needs to download some files. Click OK to begin the download. • The download will take hours or days depending on how fast your internet connection is. Be patient and allow the download to finish.

You will be glad you did. • Once the download finishes, you will be prompted to insert your. Insert the DVD and click OK.

• DaphneLoader will attempt to authenticate the DVD. If authentication succeeds, go to the next step. If authentication fails, go. • Once the authentication is complete, you will be prompted that the game is ready to begin. Click OK and Dragon's Lair will start. • You may be prompted that Daphne needs to parse video files. If so, press any key to continue.

If not, proceed to the next step. • You will hear two beeps and may see some video playing. Wait for a third beep which sounds different than the first two beeps, then go to the next step.

• You should see the Dragon's Lair introduction begin to play where the announcer says 'Dragon's Lair, a fantasy adventure.' Insert two virtual coins by pressing the '5' key twice.

Then press the '1' key to start the game. • Use the arrow keys and the space bar to control Dirk's movements and use his sword.

Daphne Reference Daphne Loader DaphneLoader is the program that we recommend that you run in order to play games on Daphne. To get detailed information about DaphneLoader, click Daphne Daphne is the program that does the actual work to emulate laserdisc games, but it is difficult to run directly. We recommend that you run DaphneLoader instead. If you want to get detailed information about Daphne, then click. Getting Help So you've read the and haven't found your answer. Perhaps you've decided that you need to ask a human being for help.

The type of question you ask will greatly affect your chances of getting the answer you want. How to ask a good question First, realize that the people who know the answers to your questions have started to see patterns with the questions that people ask.

As a result, they have learned to put the answers to these questions in a common place so that the most people can benefit from these answers. Make sure the answer to your question will benefit many people Follow official recommendations from this wiki and other places on how to use Daphne! People want their help to benefit everyone, not just one person. A good example is if you follow the 'Step by Step' guide in this wiki on how to play Dragon's Lair and something goes wrong, then you have a good reason to ask for help. A good example of when not to ask for help is if you are trying to do something tricky, advanced, or unconventional and run into problems.

An example of something advanced is to try to run Daphne without using DaphneLoader. Do all that you can to solve your own problem first If you've got a specific problem that you could solve yourself, then solve it yourself; don't try to get other people to provide a workaround for you. An example is, if you don't have enough hard drive space, then get a bigger hard drive (don't try to get the developers to accommodate your needs, they aren't working for you and if you're too cheap to buy a new hard drive, then you surely are too cheap to hire them to fix your problem). Advanced Information You do not need to understand any of this advanced material in order to use Daphne!

Video, Audio, and Frame Files ROM Image Files Download Details Real Laserdisc Players Keyboard and Joystick Keyboard for Thayer's Quest See Keyboard for Space Ace See Keyboard for Cliff Hanger See Command Line Options Using a Real Scoreboard Developer Information Subversion (SVN) Information GP2X Hacking DAT Files OpenGL OpenMAX Developer Notes Things we've learned while developing Daphne that may be useful later. Cliff Hanger Notes Cube Quest Notes Things we've learned about the way Cube Quest works. Dragon's Lair Notes Electronics notes Star Rider Notes Documentation about Star Rider, obtained via reverse engineering, schematics, etc. • • Firefox Notes Notes about Firefox hardware. Freedom Fighter Notes Time Traveler Laserdisc Image Info Info about VBI parsing and storing: Info about laserdisc image file format: libjpeg tweaks LD-V1000 Info Compiling Dragon's Lair 2 Hacking Apple 2 Stuff AVR Stuff Cross compiling for ARM (raspberry pi, beagleboard, etc) Building MAME in Visual Studio Daphne engine documentation Dexter FAQ What is Dexter and how will it make my dreams come true?