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I live in Chicago....would I be able to order a machine from you?
ryu18HD 5 months ago
this would be really great in 3D.
Turbo187KillerB 7 months ago
Looks great ... awesome job!
evilbyte 1 year ago
Respect!!
pasappie 2 years ago
AllI really need to know is how to ingrate the buttons and where to get everything for the buttons.
TheRealKingDong 2 years ago
Really would like a how to on this! Like hyper pin for noobs. Id like to make a mini say with a 15 for the top and maybe 21 for the table itself then make a custom cab for it. But Im not at all familiar with the software and what spec it need aka pc to run on and so forth. Oh and Im saying 15 and 21 as in lcd monitor as if running of a pc you must be able to use them.
Cool hope you can help man!
Any help would be great!
TheRealKingDong 2 years ago
WHERE I CAN FIND THIS SOFTWARE ??
KEVINLUNA 2 years ago
@KEVINLUNA on the hyperspin website. search google, then its about the 3rd link.
darkmatterii 2 years ago
That is an incredible build and looks fantastic. Love the videos too.
SCIONIZER 2 years ago
oh, i can see that! :D
maybe i can try it after my mame project, which is pending for almost 10yrs now ;)
slx187 2 years ago
very nice, but it will never be as good as the real deal...
slx187 2 years ago
Thanks! You're right. It will never replace the real thing, but I now have over 200 tables, and it is alot of fun! :)
Rawd123 2 years ago
Amazing!
Rossman24 2 years ago
How much did this cost to make and do u know a website for instructions on how to make one.
linkmerik 2 years ago
The full size machines ended up costing close to $1800 + PC. The mini I made for around $800 + PC. Check out the homebrew cab sections at the Future Pinball forums, and HyperPin forums.
Rawd123 2 years ago