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Ultimarc UltraStik 360 Review by Alan Kamrowski II, 2006/09/03
I was very excited when I found out I was going to be reviewing this product. The ideal joystick is something every arcade enthusiast is always looking for, and the UltraStik 360 looks very good on paper (or in this case the website!). The most important feature of this joystick is that can be software configured to act like many different types of joysticks. As I found out in this review, a lesser known but equally great feature of this joystick is that you can customize its physical configuration vastly as well.
The Ultimarc Mini-Pac Encoder! by Alan Kamrowski II, 2006/08/16
This Mini-PAC is a unique product as it is a 2 player keyboard encoder, trackball/spinner interface, and control panel wiring solution all in one. You can think of it as a merged I-PAC 2 and Opti-PAC with a convenient wiring harness.
Review: Gameroom Classics Bartop Cabinet by Ron Brown Jr., 2006/08/01
Back before the holidays, my wife and I were walking through our local BJ’s when my gamer-sense started to tingle. Out of the corner of my eye, I could have sworn I saw an arcade cabinet. Slowly I turned, and to my surprise, I found myself gazing upon PVG Tech’s Gameroom Classics Taito Cabinet.

Review: EMS LCD TopGun Review by Jeff Smith, 2006/08/01
Three joysticks, two six button fighter arrays, a dedicated four-way red ball top joystick, spinner, trackball—all this on my Franken-panel was not enough. I needed a gun! Playing Area 51 with a mouse just isn’t right! So, get a light gun! But which one? One for a computer, arcade monitor, or one for a TV? MAME 107 supports around 80 light gun games so if you want to access every single game in the catalog, you definitely “gotta get a gun”!

Review: Leaf-Switch Brackets for Micro-Switch Pushbuttons by James McGovern, 2006/08/01
Tastes Great vs. Less Filling, Toma (ate) to vs. Toma (ahh) to, Paper vs. Plastic. These are some of the debates that have raged through the ages and will continue to do so long after we go to the big arcade in the sky. As many collectors and hobbyists in the home arcade game know, we have a few of our own. One of them is the debate over leaf-switches vs. micro-switches.

 
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